The Schoolhouse Hotel offers 31 deluxe en-suite guest rooms, recently refurbished with modern, eclectic, and tastefully designed interiors. Each room is meticulously furnished to provide the utmost comfort and relaxation.
Luxury & Comfort
Microfiber Duvets & Oversized Pillows
Plush Robe & Slippers
Toiletries
Complimentary Tea, Coffee, & Cookies
Entertainment & Connectivity
Flat-Screen TV
Free High-Speed Wi-Fi
Convenience and Service
Room Service (12:00 PM - 10:00 PM)
Individually Controlled Air Conditioning
In-Room Safe
Practical Essentials
Laundry & Dry Cleaning Services (Extra charge)
Iron & Ironing Board
Hairdryer
Refreshing Amenities
Complimentary Still & Sparkling Water
Spacious Walk-In Shower
Breakfast
From 07:00 AM - 10:30 AM
We spent two nights upon arrival to Dublin. Our room was very nicely appointed as well as quiet and comfortable. The reception staff were very kind and accommodating, especially Lorena. Two meals in the Gastrobar were very nice. Being able to eat in the garden on a sunny day was a plus.
Steven
Google Reviews
June 2026
This hotel was spacious and comfortable in an historical setting. Beds extremely comfortable and shower was hot. Good variety for breakfast, and staff were very welcoming and friendly. Good location, easy walking to the main shopping area of Grafton Street. An added bonus was the historical significance of the building, which had been built in 1859 as a school but tastefully repurposed as a hotel. Highly recommended!
Barbara
Booking.com
June 2026
A hidden gem of a hotel with peace, tranquility, fair prices, and a lovely staff. Bed was super comfy, and the price was fair. I live in the area and needed a room for a night while guests were staying in my place. Could not have been more delighted. It was quiet and relaxing, like a little oasis of tranquility (hard to find in Dublin!)
Kristina
Booking.com
July 2026
Recharge in style with a stay in our Deluxe King Room.
Featuring two cosy beds, our Deluxe Twin Room is perfect for friends looking to relax.
Uncover the rich history of the Schoolhouse building dating back to its origins in the 19th century.