Hotel St George by Nina Reviews

Wasn't bad experience

It’s a small hotel and it’s fine. Outdated room with no views but it’s clean bedsheet. It doesn’t worth the money if you pay over $70 USD for this hotel.

The building is so old, but everything is clean!

Very clean room and bathroom. The bed is comfortable, however it was possible to feel the junction between the two single beds. The room was in the basement level, the corridor have a strange smell, bur inside the room was fine. Bathroom is great with and bright.

Very convenient location for airport coach stop at Upper O'Connell Street.

I really enjoyed my stay here. The staff were really friendly and the hotel was beautiful , very clean and everything you need was provided in the room. I will definitely be back again. 😊

This is a standard breakfast and board accommodation rather than a hotel per se. The location is centrally located in the city and the main attractions are within walking distance. The room is clean and comfortable however the hotel is in the city centre so if your room is in the basement section of the hotel as I was, it can be a little noisy with passersby however it was not a huge problem for me and slept quite well. Breakfast was reasonable and the staff are quite friendly. Overall, suitable for few nights stay

It's a good an experience that the hotel upgraded our room for free. If there are chances, I will choose the same hotel in the future.

nothing to report, normal as in the ads. Right location, walking distance to all major central locations

Everything was perfect

Disappointed

Very clean

The hotel is in a very good location, in the city center. There is a large bus station downstairs with many routes, and a tram station around the corner. There are many restaurants and supermarkets around. The room is especially clean. Worth recommending.

The location is very good, in the city center. The room is very spacious, full of ancient luxury, and the facilities are all good. The only thing that I feel very uncomfortable with is that for a standard three-star hotel, there is no Wi-Fi in the room, and you need to use it in the public area of ​​the hotel lobby. This is really full of medieval backwardness.