The Gibson Hotel

A wonderful stay at The Gibson Hotel in Dublin! The location is fantastic, right beside the 3Arena and with easy access to the city centre. The rooms are modern, spacious and very comfortable, with lovely views and everything you need for a relaxing stay. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the hotel has a stylish, relaxed atmosphere. A great choice for anyone visiting Dublin — highly recommended!

Staying at the Gibson Dublin 08/09/2026 for 3 nights We had a few issues with the room So went to reception to complain At this point it’s all about how they handle it Well the front of house staff are not interested in anyway with guest complaints But once the duty Manager got involved it was a very different ballgame Marie sorted the issues if only the front of house staff had her attitude and understanding to guest complaints it would have been a better experience. The Hotel rooms are good and I recommend a stay here.

Overlooking Point Depot, good meeting point. Archita very sweet waitress.

I do like to treat myself to a four star hotel when I go away, because it's not often I do go away! But I'm not sure how this hotel has its four star rating. It's definitely more of a lower three star. It was so hot in the room, so used the aircon, but that was SO loud, I don't understand why it was so loud. There was no coffee machine, I do expect a nice coffee maker in a four star hotel, rather than really cheap coffee sachets, which weren't even replaced on day 2. The mug I was drinking from didn't feel particularly clean either. The bathroom shower could definitely do with an upgrade too, whilst it was clean it was quite distracting to see all the stains on the grouting. The towels were definitely not four star quality. On a positive note, the room was very big and the bed was comfortable and the television worked fine. There was a fridge that worked and a safe, and water replenished daily. It was quiet at night (apart from the aircon!).

Having recently stayed (28/08) in the Gibson Hotel in an "upgrade" which I was informed was from a superior double room to room 662, I encountered: Legacy marks on the wall: These marks are on a lot of the walls and have been there a longtime and should've been cleaned off or painted over. Curtain netting tears: There are curtain netting tears/pulls in the material of the fabric which should've been replaced. Glass drawer: Glass see-through drawer beside the TV has marks in it that looks like it's never been cleaned. Broken door: The press door that covers the mini fridge is broken and hanging down and should've been repaired. Edging chipped: Around the room along and the desks/doors and inside the wardrobe on the shelves. Paint & stains: There's paint chipping around the hotel room skirting boards along with marks & stains. Dust: On the mirrors up high in the bathroom when you look up at them closely. Grouting: In and around the shower area is disgustingly brown and shows it's a longtime since it has been white, like other parts of the shower> Can you explain why you can look into the toilet/shower room from the bedroom side, why is the glass not 100% frosted instead of 95% leaving the edging around plain glass for anyone to look into the room. Marks: Black marks on the tiles in the toilet which should've been noticed and cleaned. Toilet bowl: Is loose and makes a creaking sound when moved, which I've included a video of. Sink: In the toilet has a chip out of it which looks like it's been there a while. Walls: Have large chunks taken out of them and should've been repaired back to their original condition. Lampshades: have small marks on them and don't look clean. Privacy: The room has a corridor right beside that allows people on the corridor right beside it to look in if the blackout curtains are pulled. Also, €25 parking on top of the room rate is disgraceful and as a hotel guest should be no more than €10.