Forty Four Main Street

I thought it was good. The rooms are new and clean and representive of the Web site photos. The bathroom looked brand new, good rain shower and hand held shower attachment. Some shower toiletries were provided. Noise wise, there was none really. We were on the top floor room 14 street facing. There is some low level street noise but the double glazed windows.are brand new so noise never bothered us. It was also a Sunday so our closed at 11pm prompt with everyone out. Weekdays pub closes at 11:30pm, Friday and Saturday is 00:30am. Check in was at the pub bar, it wasn't obvious so we had to ask and got directed to the bar. Check in then took 2-3 minutes from a very helpful staff member who explained the basics and offered us a key card each. Hotel and room entry is via bar during day or key card secured entrance to rhe side of the hotel when the pub is closed. All rooms are electric key card entry. Clean sheets, comfy beds, clean towels, very clean bathroom (shower, basin, toilet). Free Wi-Fi easy to connect and around 70Mbps download, 20Mbps upload. Tea n coffee making facilities (only 2 cups in a triple room but sure thry would provide more if requested)in the room, no fridge. Don't think there was air-conditioning in our room at least but it wasn't uncomfortable in July. Parking behind the buildings on the opposite side of the street to the hotel was 8 euro for 24 hours from time of payment, either by coins in machine or sign up to a parking app. We'd stay here again, was good value for myself and two teenage girls, clean, not noisy, had everything we needed for the night.

This centrally placed and friendly hotel; which I've stayed in several times before, was a total write off last year in October 900€ for six nights in a very basic box room, thanks to the influx of ukarain draft dodgers and their families. Staff were brilliant as always in the past but this has really lowered the bar for return visitor customer service. Not very happy

The room we had was clean but lacking many basics. No bed side table or tables of any sort, no phone, no chairs in the room, wi-fi that didn't work, no shelf in the shower, no lid on the toilet...the list goes on. We booked this hotel because it has a pub and we wanted to watch the big rugby game. We were told we couldn't reserve a table and 2 hours before the game all tables were occupied. Backup plan was to have dinner in our room. We tried ordering at 7:30 but at 8:15 were told the kitchen couldn't guarantee it would be possible by the time staff knocked off for the night. We ended walking down the street for a take away pizza. There was no opportunity to get a coffee from the kitchen in the morning. I should also mention the staff we dealt with were pleasant.

I arrived exhausted at approx 1.30pm and a very forceful staff member told me that although the email confirmation of my booking stated that check-in was from noon, I couldn't actually check-in until 3pm. I left, forfeiting my payment and found another hotel. On my previous visit, I also had issues when trying to check-in. I asked a question and was told "I'm just a waitress, I don't know".

Really good venue for breakfast/brunch. It is spacious and clean with plenty of seating as well as outside areas under cover with tables separated by high walls. Service is friendly and efficient. Good selection on the menu and the meals were tasty. Prices are reasonable. Full bar available for early starters. There is a small saloon bar at the entrance.

Lovely clean rooms, easy check-in /out, really excellent bar/waiter service - top level. My only issue is rooms not sound proof in ANY way. Can hear everything from other rooms, from conversation to tvs to snoring etc plus housekeeping starts very early even though check-in not til 3 pm so was woken by them knocking on all doors aswell as all night at regular intervals