Ruby Molly Hotel Dublin Reviews

New and great quality for the money in Four Courts / Markets area.

Hotel is new and clean, location is convenient. Breakfast is also pretty good. Check in is incredibly slow and the amount of information asked of you is just silly.

The hotel is quite new. It has a unique design by combining pop music and a bit of brutalism. the sink, the bathroom, and the toilet were separated within the room. The design is memorable. Loved the antipasti and irish sodabread for breakfast.

It was really an amazing place. Everyone was nice and kind. It’s also very close to the city centre.

Great modern hotel with fantastic, clean, quiet rooms

Good hospitality service

The hotel has a great location, the rooms are relatively new, the decoration is quite distinctive, and the facilities are also good, but the air conditioning in the room is quite noisy; the parking lot recommended by the hotel is also quite cost-effective, it is recommended

Very cost-effective

Hotel looks beautiful but NOTHING is luxurious- bare min!!! No phone in room, no reception, no tea kettle nor one in the “ galley”, no one to help, hot water Luke warm and no one to call, street very dark and scary at night so must take a taxi, 15 min cab ride to Grafton street. There is a guitar amp in the room but no water to drink. Bed has half a comforter and then another half? Lobby is beautiful and bar but practicality-0

DO NOT STAY at this hotel - there is no service or help during your stay or after. There are NO STAFF. Will not answer the phone & hang up on you if they do, rather than help. No one in charge of the property. Asked Michael, Emily and Kitty by telephone for help with precious lost items - they hung up on us and did not answer any emails. Left items were patently kept by housekeeper because they were definitely left in the room. Worst hotel experience in 50 years of travel - especially staff who (eventually) answer the phone. I will never stay at any RUBY property, and I’ll cancel the one we have booked in London. We are still awaiting a reply from Michael who has hung up on us twice and refused to provide the name of the hotel manager on site - if there is one. You are on your own if you stay at these hotels and need assistance. They make no mistake nor delay when taking your money on the other hand.

Stayed here for 2 nights whilst I was in Dublin to go to a concert. The location of the hotel is perfect, only a couple of minutes walk to the main area where Temple Bar is. The room was really modern and spacious and perfect for what we needed. The staff were friendly and helpeful upon check in. I would stay here again.

I enjoyed my stay at Ruby Molly fully! I love how much the Irish like to joke and heckle, on the way to Ruby Molly from the airport my cab driver said they just went out of business :) The staff is super friendly and easygoing, helpful all the way. The hotel itself was really pretty, stylish, clean and very comfortable. Also in great location as it's close but not in Temple Bar, much quieter and pretty easy to get everywhere around the city. The only reason I didn't give a 5 star is the lack of quick grab food options, there wasn't a vending machine or snack in my room and the buffet breakfast felt kind of limited (sausage, yogurts and bread).

Nice decor and smart rooms, but that is all that was good. Dreadful check-in process, (we were there 3 days and every time we passed reception there was a queue of customers looking fed up.) Long waits for drinks at the bar - one was 30 minutes. Breakfast is a shambles. No one clearing tables and no one refilling the buffet. Half the chairs in the bar and lounge area have spot lights directed at your eyes. Hotel is next to a fruit and veg market, so at 6am you are woken by the beeping of forklift trucks (we were on the 7th floor and still noisy) The 'galley' on each floor that is supposed to have coffee etc was a depressing place. They call it 'Lean Luxury' - they left out the luxury.

We arrived with high expectations and were left disappointed. Good points - location and decor. Sadly we found the reception staff indifferent and not friendly, and the bar staff completely disorganised and clueless. Two single duvets on a double bed - what’s that about? Guinness at the bar was from a can and nothing on tap. Come on guys, this is Dublin! No meal offerings only snacks. Breakfast- only hot offerings were hard boiled eggs, sausages and hash browns, the latter of which ran out at 8.30am and still not replaced 40 minutes later. Location is fantastic but there are cheaper hotels which offer much more.