Buswells Hotel
| 27 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2 |
5 rates
8.80/10.00 |
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+353 1 614 6500 |
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Assessment
Guilherme Bonato Deczka (19.11.2017 23:36)
Good room. Outstanding customer service. Nice location. Old, but well conserved building. My window was facing a wall and there were people working just outside of it at 8am on a saturday. A little bit noisy.
Good room. Outstanding customer service. Nice location. Old, but well conserved building. My window was facing a wall and there were people working just outside of it at 8am on a saturday. A little bit noisy.
Shane McDonald (18.11.2017 16:03)
Nice spot for tea and scones. Friendly staff but just over €14 for 2 tea and 2 scones was a bit steeper than I had expected. Maybe I’m too long out of Dublin and too used to prices down the country.
Nice spot for tea and scones. Friendly staff but just over €14 for 2 tea and 2 scones was a bit steeper than I had expected. Maybe I’m too long out of Dublin and too used to prices down the country.
Michael OMahoney (16.11.2017 15:56)
I had the pleasure of dealing with Robert the Restaurant Supervisor in Buswell’s hotel today and to say that he took customer service to a new level is positively not an exaggeration. Impressive to say the least. His colleague’s have a lot to live up to to reach Robert’s level.
Simply the best!
I had the pleasure of dealing with Robert the Restaurant Supervisor in Buswell’s hotel today and to say that he took customer service to a new level is positively not an exaggeration. Impressive to say the least. His colleague’s have a lot to live up to to reach Robert’s level.
Simply the best!
Bob Harley (14.11.2017 23:05)
I first stayed in Buswell's in the 1970's with my wife and young children on visits from Brooklyn. Over the next 20 years we would be there on regularly. Later I was frequently in Dublin on business in the 90's and Buswells became became my office as well as home away from home. Then one of our small children who was with me in the 1970's married an Irish girl and we now stay at their home on our many visits to Dublin - so now the bar and restaurant are our regular meeting places as well as our invariable stop for lunch. Paddy, the doorman for many years had the idea that I looked like President Kennedy. Whenever I would arrive I knew I would be greeted by "Welcome back Mr. Kennedy'." Now when I come in the lobby I see his photograph and can hear him welcoming me again in his wonderful Dublin accent.
I first stayed in Buswell's in the 1970's with my wife and young children on visits from Brooklyn. Over the next 20 years we would be there on regularly. Later I was frequently in Dublin on business in the 90's and Buswells became became my office as well as home away from home. Then one of our small children who was with me in the 1970's married an Irish girl and we now stay at their home on our many visits to Dublin - so now the bar and restaurant are our regular meeting places as well as our invariable stop for lunch. Paddy, the doorman for many years had the idea that I looked like President Kennedy. Whenever I would arrive I knew I would be greeted by "Welcome back Mr. Kennedy'." Now when I come in the lobby I see his photograph and can hear him welcoming me again in his wonderful Dublin accent.
douglas office (14.11.2017 21:15)
Very central. Staff are very obliging and a pleasure to deal with. Lovely breakfast each morning. Will keep coming back each year as long as the price is competitive!
Very central. Staff are very obliging and a pleasure to deal with. Lovely breakfast each morning. Will keep coming back each year as long as the price is competitive!
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