Ashley Hotel

Good hotel, good bedrooms, great location, 5 minutes walking to centre, around restaurants, cafes and pubs. Exclusive residents bar. Friendly and helpfull staff. Free car parking to the residents, beside the hotel. Terracy to smokers.

Old school hotel. 170e between 3 people. Room was fine, bathroom was more modern than i expected.Thought it was great value for what we got. Could have stayed another night. Staff overall friendly. Daphne at the desk was very friendly and helpful to us. Great location. A hot breakfast offer could improve this place.

Perfect location. The hotel is in a great spot for exploring the city. The staff were really friendly and helpful. The room and hotel in general was dated, but the bathroom had an updated bathroom suite and stand alone shower which was really spacious. Personally I don't mind a dated decor as long as the bathroom is clean and new, which it was. The hotel was quiet, our room was directly on to the road but there was no loud noise on an evening. Would definitely recommend if you want a hub for exploring. There was plenty of tea and coffee in the room, plenty of coat hangers and a full length mirror.

This place is horrible. Absolute dump , dirt everywhere horrible smell ,broken beds , toilets not working and with a glass door, extremely overpriced , stuck in the 1950’s. €150 for a room wouldn’t pay €1.50 for a room. No one should have to go through this. Dirt on every surface. We were told the bar would be open till 2 and when we went for a drink there was no bar open. At least most of the spider infestation was cleared before we arrived as there was a thriving number of flies buzzing around the room. We friend was also locked in the bathroom as the lock fell off

Nice small clean welcoming hotel.

The Ashley Hotel left me utterly disappointed. From the moment I stepped into the lobby, I sensed an air of neglect and decay. It's as if time had forgotten this place, and unfortunately, so had the management. The rooms reeked of dampness, like a forgotten cellar. The musty odor clung to the walls, the curtains, and even the bed linens. It felt like sleeping inside a soggy sponge. The walls had bad plastering and the wallpaper peeled off in patches. The furniture seemed to have been rescued from a time capsule. The bed creaked like an ancient ship, and the chairs wobbled dangerously. I half-expected a ghostly figure to appear and demand its antique back. The pièce de résistance was the thriving mushroom colony. Yes, you read that right. Mushrooms sprouted from the corners, as if the bathroom doubled as a secret fungi garden. I half-expected a gnome to pop out and offer me mushroom tea. Housekeeping? More like house-napping. The cobwebs in the corners seemed to have settled in for a long-term lease. I half-expected them to start paying rent. Final Verdict The Ashley Hotel is a time capsule of misery. If you're seeking an authentic "damp, dirty, and mushroom-infested" experience, this is your spot. Otherwise, I recommend you run – run far away, like a startled deer escaping a haunted forest.

Hotel was convenient but no bar or dining though. Room was very hot had to get reception to turn radiators off and provide a fan. Woken up by room next door arriving at 3am and were very noisy.

The hotel is way past due for an update. Our room smelled and there was no air circulation. The shower would not shut off and filled the room with condensation. Two days later it was still very damp in the room. It is an adult hostel level hotel. Not worth what we paid. On the bright side, the staff was extremely nice.

An interesting hotel…. Quite tired but yhe staff could not be more helpful. Arrived with Storm Babet which probably accounted for the water leaking through the light on the corridor! The house rules are like something from the last century but it was clean although my towels smelled damp.