The Morrison Dublin, Curio Collection by Hilton

Name: The Morrison Dublin, Curio Collection by Hilton
Address: Ormond Quay Lower, North City Dublin City Center, Dublin, 爱尔兰

The Morrison Dublin, Curio Collection by Hilton

At a glance: 5-star · Since 2013 · 145 rooms

Near: Molly Malone Statue · 5 min walk

Guests love: Service · Location

The Morrison Dublin sits on Lower Ormond Quay, right in the middle of the city centre, with the River Liffey flowing past its front door. Its design-led concept has made it a standout, and the five-star, full-service hotel pairs that with a warm, friendly atmosphere.

The Jervis Street Luas stop is directly behind the hotel, linking you to both of Dublin's train stations, the 3Arena, the IFSC and the Dublin Convention Centre. Across the river lies the famous Temple Bar area, packed with bars and restaurants, while the Jervis Street Shopping Centre and Henry Street shopping district are right on the doorstep. Pearse Station is also close by, and you can reach the Molly Malone Statue in five minutes on foot, the Irish Whiskey Museum in six, Dublinia and The Spire in seven, and the National Museum of Ireland in twelve.

The hotel holds 153 guestrooms and suites, including a 1,230 sq. ft. Penthouse with sweeping views over Dublin City. The Morrison Grill restaurant centres on a charcoal burning Josper grill, cooking up the freshest locally sourced produce, while the Quay 14 bar pours bespoke cocktails in a retro chic setting.

Meeting and conference spaces are on offer, with rooms that can host up to 40 delegates. These spaces come with natural daylight, LCD projectors and air conditioning.

The Fitness Centre features cardiovascular equipment, and the upper level has free weights. Large windows keep the whole space bright and airy.

The Morrison has been built with the modern traveller in mind, offering 200 Mbps internet access throughout the hotel. Bedrooms come with the latest in-room technology, including edge-to-edge LED HD TVs of at least 40 inches with over 55 channels. Every bedroom is fully air conditioned and comes with a mini-bar and laptop safe. Wi-Fi is complimentary in guestrooms, public areas and meeting spaces.

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Check-in15:00
Check-out12:00
Front desk24 hr
Breakfast
Non-smoking rooms
French, Italian, Portuguese
Pearse Station
Dublin Airport (DUB) - Ireland
ATM

Check-in requirements: The main guest checking in must be at least 18 years old.
Children: Children can stay in some rooms of this hotel. Additional fees may be charged for children using existing beds. Add the number of children to get a more accurate price.

Amenities

Property amenities

Bar
Lobby bar
Restaurant
Room service
Wi-Fi in public areas
Elevator
Non-smoking floor
24-hour front desk
Concierge service
Luggage storage
Wake-up call
Business center

Room types

Double rooms
Twin rooms
King rooms
Single rooms
Family rooms
Suites
Business rooms
Rooms with a view
Apartments & studios

Guest reviews

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Reviews from

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3.7/5

Trip.com· 10 months ago

The location is excellent, with all the famous attractions within walking distance. The room is spacious, although the bathroom has a fairly basic design

Guilherme Berger

1/5

Google· a week ago

Writing amidst a disappointing stay at the Morrison hotel for a business trip which has left me questioning the purported 5-star quality of the Hilton brand. Cons: - Not suitable for business travel, as if you book through an employer you are not eligible for earning Honors points or advancing towards your next HH status. - On my second day, the manager texted me to ask how my stay was going. I voiced my complaints, and the manager just ghosted me. No response at all. - On one occasion, I messaged the hotel through the HH app at 19:49 to ask for an ice bucket to be ready in my room prior to my evening arrival. No response, so in 20 minutes I followed up; response: "We already send the bucket of ice to the room". I arrive at 21:00 and there is no ice bucket in the room. - No coffee machine in the rooms. At breakfast, they don't use a proper espresso machine either, but one of those where the attendant clicks "capuccino". - Tasteless room decor. My room included a tacky quote facing the bed, and a rotated cartoon map of Dublin in the bathroom. - Room lighting is depressing, the lights are too white and not cozy at all. The completely white walls don't help either. - Breakfast buffet has just the bare basics, including a selection of bulk-bought processed mini pastries. No fresh juice, and no hand-made coffee. This despite the fact they upsell you the breakfast quite aggressively at check-in, perhaps because they know if you don't prepay, after the first morning you'll just prefer going to a coffee shop nearby. - The room key is needed to turn on the electricity, effectively treating you like holiday package tourist in Spain who might leave the AC on all day. But this is Dublin, so what are they afraid of? - No spa, pool, no executive lounge, no turndown service. Pros - Gym is better than average, it includes cable machines, a smith machine, free weights, and a few bodybuilding machines. No barbell though. - Rooms are spacious enough for a city center hotel. - Location is excellent.

johnmO16

5/5

Tripadvisor· 4 weeks ago

The Morrison in Dublin is an excellent hotel in the perfect location. It is located across from the Temple Bar area and makes it easy to walk to all kinds of restaurants, bars, shops and tourist attractions. Close to the light rail as well. The rooms are very nice, clean and comfortable. The staff at the Morrison are excellent! Very helpful with any issues or questions you might have. The on-site restaurant and bar are excellent as well. Great service and the food is excellent! I would definitely recommend staying at the Morrison Dublin if your travel plans take you to Dublin!

Linda Durkin

3/5

Google· a month ago

We just returned from a 3 night stay in a King Deluxe room at The Morrison. Excellent location. Within walking distance to many terrific spots. The breakfast buffet was good. However, our room was G-19. I can’t even begin to describe the location - you have to walk through the HALO dining area, down stairs to essentially a basement area with about 1/2 dozen rooms. No lift. The room appeared to be new, perhaps an after thought to add a few more rooms? Room was nice, shower was fantastic but for over $2,000 I did not anticipate this area, where many staff utilized for back of the house areas. It was so awkward. As we watched other guests utilize the main hotel and lift, we were cutting through a dining buffet room to get to ours. Each time we entered HALO, the poor staff thought we were coming to eat. It was all so odd.

Akaike G

5/5

Google· 2 months ago

Alba, Valerie, and the team at the front desk are very nice and extremely helpful. Service at the hotel is very good. Every team member at the hotel is very kind. The rooms are a little dated; however the beds are very comfortable. The location of the hotel is perfect. The hotel is walking distance to the Dublinia, Book of Kells, and Temple Bar area and many nearby restaurants. The hotel and surrounding area is quiet. If you love Italian coffee, the best espresso and flat white is right around the corner at the Cafe Cagliostro.

kattriprevus

5/5

Tripadvisor· a month ago

We had a lovely 2 day stay at the Morrison Dublin to start our Ireland family vacation. We were greeted warmly and had three rooms for our family of seven. The breakfasts and one dinner in the restaurant were wonderful and accommodating for mixed dietary needs of our family group. The guest rooms were nice, clean, and with good amenities. The location was great to explore Dublin along the River Liffey and walk to Temple Bar, St. Stephen's Green, Trinity College, and a longer walk to the Guinness Storehouse. The area had good coffee shops, pubs, and restaurants as well. Additionally it was a good location for public streetcars/buses and the private hop on/hop off bus. At the end of our trip, my husband & I stayed one last night at the Morrison Dublin before our flight home and again had a lovely stay. Highly recommended.

Paul Lawlor

5/5

Google· a month ago

Situated right where you want to be, the hotel's location makes getting around effortless while keeping you close to key local spots. The staff strikes the perfect balance between warm hospitality and polished professionalism. Every interaction was smooth, efficient, and genuinely welcoming from check-in to departure The guest room was outstanding spotlessly clean, exceptionally comfortable, and thoughtfully designed for relaxation. A standout feature throughout the entire property is the beautifully curated artwork, which adds a distinct touch of elegance and local character to the overall experience.

William Powell

5/5

Google· 2 months ago

I took my wife and our friends to stay here as part of my wife's 40th birthday celebration. Rory and his team were astoundingly welcoming, accommodating, and kind. They went above and beyond to facilitate a surprise cocktail hour with a band for my wife, and it was perfect! This was the highlight of our trip and couldn't have been done without the responsive willingness to assist provided by Rory and his colleagues. I am truly eternally grateful! Additionally, the hotel itself, including our rooms, was very posh, clean and in an excellent location. This is our new favorite spot to stay in Dublin. Lastly, we unfortunately left some souvenirs in our room, and the hotel was kind enough to arrange for them to be shipped to us back in the U.S.! We were truly blown away by the level of service we received. Thank you so much Rory and staff!

Where can I eat near The Morrison Dublin, Curio Collection by Hilton?

The hotel's own Morrison Grill serves steaks from a Josper charcoal grill, and Quay 14 is an all-day bar with cocktails, Irish whiskeys, and craft beers. For nearby dining, Hawksmoor Dublin on Dame Street is a steakhouse, Boeuf & Frites in Temple Bar offers Irish beef and free-range chicken, and The Winding Stair overlooks the Liffey with seasonal Irish dishes. Pichet, a short walk away, serves contemporary European cuisine. These are all within easy walking distance of the hotel.

What is the area around The Morrison Dublin, Curio Collection by Hilton like?

The Morrison Dublin sits right on the River Liffey in the heart of the city center, so you are steps from the action. The Molly Malone Statue is a 5-minute walk, the Irish Whiskey Museum is 6 minutes, and Dublinia and The Spire are each 7 minutes away. The National Museum of Ireland is a 12-minute stroll, and EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum is 15 minutes. You are also within easy reach of Collins Barracks and the Guinness Storehouse, both about a 17-18 minute walk. The area is lively with shops, bars, and restaurants, and the hotel's own bar and restaurant offer convenient options on site.

How do I get to The Morrison Dublin, Curio Collection by Hilton from the airport or main train station?

From Dublin Airport, about 11 km away, take a taxi or ride-hailing service, or catch an airport bus to the city center; the hotel is a short walk from there. If arriving by train, Pearse Station is nearby, and Connolly Station is about 1.3 km away. The Jervis Luas tram stop is just 100 meters from the hotel, and a bus stop is also 100 meters away, making the final leg easy. You can also use the bicycle station right outside if you prefer to cycle.

What's there to do near The Morrison Dublin, Curio Collection by Hilton in the evening?

In the evening, you can enjoy a drink at the hotel's own bar, Quay 14, which offers signature cocktails and Irish whiskeys, or dine at the Morrison Grill. For a night out, the Temple Bar area is less than a kilometer away, known for its lively pubs and music. You can also take a short walk to the Molly Malone Statue (5 min) or The Spire (7 min) to see the city lights. The Irish Whiskey Museum (6 min) and Dublinia (7 min) are nearby for a cultural evening visit. For more options, the city center is just a short stroll, with many bars and restaurants along the river Liffey.

Is The Morrison Dublin, Curio Collection by Hilton a good base for exploring Dublin?

Yes, The Morrison Dublin is a great base for exploring the city on foot. You can walk to the Molly Malone Statue in 5 minutes, the Irish Whiskey Museum in 6, and Dublinia or The Spire in 7. The National Museum of Ireland is a 12-minute walk, and EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum is 15 minutes away. Collins Barracks and the Guinness Storehouse are a bit further, at 17 and 18 minutes respectively, but still walkable. For sights farther out, the Jervis Luas stop is just 100 meters away, and Pearse Station is nearby for longer trips.

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