Dreadful place.located smack bang on a crossroads.Double glazing in room needs replacing so couldnt close window to drown out constant traffic noise..yes even at 4am still cars lorries etc Horrendous.Warmest weekend of year and radiators on full blast couldnt be turned off.bed falling apart stained bedding.no signal to tv.foreign staff and night porter lovely sadly local staff exceptionally rude.food quite... More

I recently booked two rooms for a 4 night stay at O'Shea's through Booking.com, believeing it to be an hotel. Upon arrival, my friend and I discovered it to be a pub and a very dingy, run down pub at that - vastly over priced given its condition and facilities (or lack of). It was so bad that we immediately... More

good value for money for a short break , rooms are clean and comfy though basic only drawback to rooms is that if you open window there is constant traffic noise , but we got used to it and did'nt bother us too much . Good breakfast and meals in evening were good quality although not much choice for vegetarians.... More

great location if your going to vicar street for a show,good value for money however do not expect the ritz rooms were basic but warm and cosy,evening meal was great and so was breakfast,however when handing back the tree trunk which had the key attached to it the girl did'nt even look up at us to say thanks or how... More

Staff were excellent, rooms were clean, only ate once in the evening but food was excellent and inexpensive, travelling with 3 other guys for the Rugby the place was packed particularly every morning for breakfast both the food and staff serving sets you up for the day. Entertainment was good quality and this added to the general ambience of the... More

This is a run-down pub packed at night with pissheads,. View from room is a flat roof resembling a rusting scrapyard. The whole place seems to be held together by old peeling wallpaper,and well worn grotty carpets. Rip- off drink prices Very good Cooked breakfast . Pleasant staff.

An old and fairly rundown establishment, O'Shea's , is at best, an inexpensive place to hang your hat at the end of the day. This place is probably a good example of the old adage that "you get what you pay for". I paid 65 € per night which is relatively inexpensive for Dublin's city center. What I got for... More

We booked 2 rooms and stayed with friends visiting from the US, its cheap, central, has a bar and the evening meal was excellent value for money, if your hungry try the baguette with steak, mushrooms and onions, real value for money.