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Experience authentic Georgian elegance is this unique large OVAL studio apartment, overlooking park. Accommodates two in cosy sleeping loft. Light a fire, cook dinner in the designer kitchen, and then head out to enjoy the attractions of the city.

Come stay in one of Dublin's unique Georgian apartments, a perfect oval room, situated on Mountjoy Square, in the heart of Dublin's North Georgian core, and just minutes from O'Connell Street. This large studio apartment is on the ground floor of a beautiful redbrick townhouse, built in 1792. Both house and apartment retain all their original features, combined with modern comforts. The apartment has a fantastic 10ft window and overlooks a quiet side street, with an oblique view of the park. It has a working black Kilkenny marble fireplace with a spectacular gilt over-mantle mirror. The log basket is fully stocked with fuel- we charge cost price on an 'honour system'. The fully equipped kitchen has a granite worktop, a gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher and microwave. The rest of the apartment is comfortably furnished with period furniture including a Georgian oval 'hunt' dining table and four matching chairs, a comfortable 6 ft., sofa, TV & DVD player along with an iPod/iPhone dock for music. A small library of Irish books, and DVD's is available. The bedroom is upstairs and overlooks the apartment. It has a comfortable contract-quality double bed, Siberian white goose down duvet and pillows and pure Pima/Egyptian cotton sheets. Read in comfort with vintage Anglepoise reading lights. PLEASE NOTE there is restricted headroom in the sleeping loft, and consequently, the bed is low. ALSO, while the apartment faces a relatively quiet side street, it is on the corner of a fairly busy main road, so there will be traffic noise.... A 90cm contract-quality FOLDAWAY single bed, and extra linens are available for a third guest. A charge of €10, to cover the cost of the extra laundry, will be collected upon arrival, if the room is occupied as a twin. The bathroom has a high-pressure shower and loads of storage space. •You will receive a welcome pack of the basics- quality tea, coffee, home-made granola and preserves, yoghurt, fresh fruit, free-range eggs. •100% cotton bed linen and towels are provided •Local tourist information and guide books available •Free wi-fi •Hair dryer •Fuel, at cost price, is available for the fire, if required - typically €10-20 for a night. •Washing machine and dryer are available in the building- we will do your laundry for you, for €10:00 CHECK-IN IS FROM 3pm, but we are happy to take in your bags AFTER 9am, and can give you keys to come aback at your leisure, after 3pm. CHECK-OUT IS BY 11am, please. The house is perfectly located for exploring the city; all of the city's cultural institutions are within walking distance and the transport connections are excellent. Airport bus (41) passes door, 4 min. walk to LUAS CROSS CITY line, at Parnell and Marlborough. 8 min. walk to LUAS RED line on ABBEY and Marlborough, DART, (Connolly and Tara) and city busses. Dublin Bikes stand opposite house. KARIN'S GUIDE TO THE CITY LOCAL GROCERY SHOPPING, SERVICES AND BREAKFAST OPTIONS In general, shopping hours are 9.30-6pm, with late-night shopping till 8pm on Thursdays. Sunday opening is from noon. BREAKFAST The Kingfisher Café, a no-frills 'caff' on the corner of Parnell Square and Parnell Street West is good for breakfast, with friendly and efficient service. Good value, and good fish and chips later in the day. The Old Music Store on North Frederick Street, a few blocks NW of us, does a good Irish breakfast in comfortable surroundings. LOCAL GROCERY SHOPPING Tops in Pops, just down the street to the right, for fresh local produce and basic groceries, 8.30am to 6pm Monday to Saturday. They are a fourth-generation local business, who have been trading on the site since 1931. The Londis corner store next door opens 8am to 10pm, but charge for privilege. There is an ATM machine at the back, right hand side of the store. Dunne's Stores, is the indigenous supermarket and department store chain, and has branches in every sizeable town throughout the country. There are two local branches. In North Earl Street, opposite O’Connell Street’s Spire, the Off-Licence (liquor store) is in a separate premises, a few doors apart - look for the James Joyce statue. You will find a bigger branch in the ILAC Shopping Centre, flanked by Henry Street, Moore Street and Parnell Street West (Moore Street entrance is opposite Paris Bakery). There is Metro Tesco on Parnell Street West, just past the Rotunda Hospital. A main branch is to be found in the basement of the Jervis Centre, off Henry Street. Carney’s Butchers, is another multi-generational local family business, which prides itself on the quality of its meat. In keeping with local tradition, they sell fresh fish on Friday’s. F.X. Buckley’s Butchers have two local branches; Moore Street and Talbot Street. This is a very old Dublin business and they have everything; free-range pork, beef and lamb from their own herds, poultry, game in season and fish, and, in the Moore Street branch, a deli counter for cooked meats next door. They are very obliging, and the lads have a great line in smart (sassy) chat. PHARMACIES Foley's Pharmacy on Parnell Street East is a 100+ year-old family business; they are very helpful. Opening hours: Monday-Saturday 9am 6pm. There is a late-night pharmacy, Hickey’s at 55 Lower O’Connell Street, (west side, within the block closest to the river). Opening hours: 8am -10pm M-F, 8.30am-10pm Saturday. 10am 10pm Sunday. Web: (EMAIL HIDDEN) POST OFFICES Our nearest Post Office is the Main City Post Office, the GPO, on O’Connell Street. 1828 façade, but badly damaged in the 1916 Rising, and largely rebuilt in 1928. The main hall is beautiful, with its entire original, 1928, fittings intact. It also contains the iconic statue, by Oliver Shepherd, The Dying Cuchullain. You will find a booklet with postal rates in the black folder. BANKS Allied Irish Bank has a branch on O’Connell Street, at the SW junction with Parnell Street, opposite the Rotunda Hospital. There is a bank of ATMs in the wall, on the O'Connell Street facade. Bank of Ireland has a branch at Lower O’Connell Street, on the east side of the street, between Middle Abbey Street and Ashton Quay. ATM inside, opens 8am to 9pm. MEDICAL AND DENTAL PRACTICES Mountjoy Medical Practice, Dr. Gerry Roebuck, Dr. Holly Porter (female) Dr. Colm Killeen. 2-3 Baker’s Yard, Portland Street North. Tel (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). Opening hours 9-1.30 and 3.30-5.30. You can just drop in. €50 per visit. Frederick Dental Clinic, Dr. Peter Dwyer, North Frederick Street. -My dentist- is happy to see people on an emergency basis. Call for appointment. Tel:(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). NORTHSIDE LOCAL RESTAURANTS AND CAFES: 'The Cobalt Cafe', in a beautiful Georgian house on North Great Georges Street, which doubles as a gallery, is great for lunch. Parnell Street, Dublin's emerging 'Chinatown' is just a half a block to the south. Mr Fox, on Parnell Square West is our local fine dining restaurant, serving modern Irish food in a smart and comfortable setting. The menu is interesting and inventive, and they have a separate vegetarian menu, which has had the same care lavished on it. Nearer the river, 'Le Bon Crubeen' (crubeen=pig's trotter- it's a modern Franco-Irish restaurant) is on Talbot Street, as is the venerable and immensely popular 'Talbot 101'. It is packed to the gunnels with locals between 5.54 and 7.15, enjoying their pre-theatre supper before the Abbey curtains rise at 7.30, when they relinquish their seats for the rest of us! On the riverfront, I love Panem, facing the Millennium Bridge, for a quick coffee and a delicious Sicilian almond biscuit, baked on the premises. A few doors down, you'll find a cluster of Italian bars, cafes and restaurants serving good quality food. Half a block to the east is the trendy 'Winding Stairs' restaurant, with its book-lined walls (relics of a former second-hand bookshop-cum-cafe of the same name), while The Woollen Mills, opposite the Halfpenny Bridge, has a sophisticated casual menu, based on 'plates' for sharing.Back on Capel Street, locals rave about Brother Hubbard for lunch. LOCAL PUBS include the 'Hill 16' just opposite the house, on Gardiner Street - very popular with the GAA crowd on match days (the Gaelic Athletic Association Stadium, Croke Park, is just 3 blocks to the east), they pull a superb 'pint'. ‘The Heritage Parnell’, on Parnell Street West, just around the corner from O’Connell Street 'The Flowing Tide', on the corner of Marlborough Street, opposite the Abbey Theatre, is one of my favorites - after the curtain goes down in the Abbey, half the cast are likely to be at the bar. A few doors closer to O’Connell Street is Mulligan’s, another very nice pub, dating from the Edwardian era. 'The Church' on Mary Street, in a converted 1720's church, is another fine place for a drink; the former owner won many accolades for the high quality of the restoration. Capel Street has many typical local pubs, which have the added benefit of serving a largely local population. They include Mc’Neill’s' which is good for traditional music, and Slattery's . 'The Black Sheep' has the local craft beers covered, and does good bar food, (as does its sister pub, ‘The Brew Dock’, on Store Street, at the bottom of Gardiner Street. The north side traditional music 'musician’s' bar is 'The Cobblestone', at the top of Smithfield, and is suitably grungy. DEPARTMENT STORES AND FASHION Henry Street, off O’Connell Street, to the West, at the SPIRE, is the premier shopping street on the north side of the river. Here you will find Arnott’s the local department store, which highlights Irish fashion and design, throughout the store, and has several nice cafes. Henry Street also contains large branches of Debenhams and Marks&Spencers, as well as branches of most of the high street fashion chains. There are two large shopping centres, the Jervis, with a large branch of Tesco’s in the Basement, and the ILAC, which has a Dunnes Department Store, with a Food Hall in the basement. (You can shop for fresh produce on adjacent Moore Street, Dublin's oldest street market, now also home to a thriving cluster of ethnic food markets and restaurants.) NORTHSIDE CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS The North side of Parnell Square is home to the city's Hugh Lane Gallery of Modern Art; we share a significant collection of Impressionist painting with the Tate Gallery in London, part of the Hugh Lane Bequest, which is rotated in seven-year cycles. Next door is the Writer's Centre, and next door again, is the Writer's Museum, with a Michelin-starred restaurant in the basement, the amazing Chapter One. Down on the East side of Parnell Square is the beautiful jewel-box that is the Gate Theatre - part of the 18th-century entertainment complex established by the entrepreneurial Dr. Bartholomew, to help support his new Rotunda Maternity Hospital (the oldest purpose-built such hospital in the world, and still delivering babies on a daily basis, 270 years later (9000 is 2012). You could be seated in either the Abbey or Gate Theatres within 10 minutes of leaving the house, and the James Joyce Cultural Centre is even closer, on North Great Georges Street (don't forget to check out the Cobalt Cafe, opposite). Hop on the Luas Red Line, going west, in Abbey Street, halfway between Mountjoy Square and the river, and you will be dropped at the ‘Museum’. The National Museum, Collins Barracks, housed in an old military barracks, dating from 1702, contains the Decorative Arts Collections, (basically, everything post 1700). Descend at the next stop, ‘Heuston’ for IMMA, Ireland's National Museum of Modern Art, housed in the old Kilmainham Hospital, built in the1660’s. It pre-dates the more famous Chelsea Hospital in London by several years. Not to be missed is the Old Jameson Distillery, in Smithfield. Jameson was distilled here until 1971, when three historic distilleries amalgamated, and centralized distilling in Midleton, Co. Cork. The Museum is very well presented; one is guided around the distilling floor, among the huge old pot stills before retiring to the Bar to sample the goods. Nearby is one of the oldest churches in Dublin, St.Michan’s, on Church Street, dating from the mid-11thc. There are several mummified bodies in the basement, thought to be Crusaders. When I was a child, one was allowed to shake their hands….. SOUTHSIDE In the south city centre, the RESTAURANT HUB is in the pedestrian streets to either side of Grafton Street, and in Temple Bar. Particular favourites of mine include: * Nede, Temple Bar Square * Eden Bar and Grill, South William Street * The Green Hen, Wicklow Street * Fallon and Byrne, Exchequer Street, basement wine-bar, full service restaurant first- floor, and coffee bar within the food-hall on the ground floor. * Fade Street Social, Fade Street, tapas bar and full-service restaurant. * The Rustic Stone, Exchequer Street, upmarket, sophisticated and healthy ‘fast food’. * Cornucopia, Wicklow Street- vegetarian café day, full service by evening. * The Port House, South William Street, wine bar and tapas. * Pinxto, Crowe Street, Temple Bar, as above, same management. Southside city-centre TRADITIONAL PUBS we like are: * Mulligan's, Poolbeg Street * Neary's, Chatham Street * Grogan’s, South William Street * International Bar, Wicklow Street * O'Neill's, Suffolk Street * The Dawson Lounge, Dawson Street * The Stag's Head, Connaught Court * The Long Hall, South Great Georges Street * Doheny and Nesbitt’s, Merrion Row * Kehoe’s, South Anne Street * The Duke, Duke Street Fronting the river, TEMPLE BAR, with its vibrant mix of independent shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs, markets and cultural institutions occupies an area three blocks deep and ten blocks long. At the western end, look out for the two branches of the Queen of Tarts- a wonderful teas shop that offers really good home baking and teas and coffees, all served on mismatched antique china (Lord Edward Street and Cow's Lane). TEMPLE BAR FARMERS MARKET, is held every Saturday in Meeting House Square, 9-4.30, now has a smart new tensile roof for wet days, and is a good place to rub shoulders with the locals, whilst sampling local food culture. Don’t miss the Oyster Stall, Hick’s Pork Butchers, or David Llewyllan’s fantastic ‘Double L’ local cider- 100% apple (not even water), and the two local cheese stalls, among others. Don’t’ forget to check out the overflow stalls on Curved Street, where Rossa Crowe’s fantastic bread is on offer- Rossa took himself off to France for two years to train, and now produces slow fermented breads, made with the very best organic flours. TRINITY COLLEGE is a good orientation point; from here it is easy to find the mediaeval core, the cultural/political hub of the country around Kildare Street, and the Grafton Street fashion hub. The campus occupies a 40-acre (16ha.) site, and is over 400 years old, though what one sees today are mainly beautiful eighteenth-century buildings. It is worth a wander around, after a visit to spectacular Long Library, to see the Book of Kells and other illustrated Celtic manuscripts. From Front Gate, look south to Grafton Street or west up College Green and Dame Street, which lead to the mediaeval core. At the brow of the hill you will find: * Dublin Castle (visit the State Apartments, the Chester Beatty Library and the lovely garden in front (which is actually the helicopter-landing pad for the Castle). * The City Hall with its 'Museum of the Capital' in the basement is worth a look- the Hall is free, and there is a nominal charge for the Museum. * Christchurch Cathedral * Dublinia-in the Christchurch Chapterhouse (Viking Exhibition). * Old Saint Audeon's Church, built almost into the city wall. * St Patrick's Cathedral, and historic park beside. * Marshe's Library-the oldest public library in these islands, 1701. * Francis Street- the Antiques Quarter. * Thomas Street/Meath Street, for a touch of 'Old Dublin'. * The Guinness Storehouse. * Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, (IMMA) Ireland's National Gallery of Modern Art, with its wonderful, recently restored formal garden. KILMINHAM GAOL is worth a visit, and tells the story of Irish Nationalism. It can be reached via the grounds of IMMA, passing Bully’s Acre, and old graveyard, where Brian Boru was reputedly rested on his way to his final burial place in Armagh. Alternatively, exit onto Nassau Street, with its cluster of high-quality shops showcasing the best of Irish crafts - fashion, knitwear, weaving, glassware, ceramics and contemporary jewellery - the Kilkenny Shop has a great cafe upstairs, with views over College Park. Continue along the College Park railings till you reach Kildare Street, the cultural-institutional hub of the country. All of our national cultural institutions have free admission. Here you will find the National Library, and the National Museum, facing each other over the forecourt of Leinster House, home to the Oireachtas, our National Parliament. The National Library has a lovely exhibit on the poet, W.B. Yeats, and the Treasury, in the National Museum houses both the Bronze Age and Early Christian collections. On the opposite side of the block, on Merrion Street/Merrion Square, you will find the National Gallery, and the Natural History Museum (known to Dubliner's of my father's generation, as 'The Dead Zoo’. This is a very refreshing look to the past, with absolutely no interpretation, and nothing, not even a postcard, to buy). The National Gallery is halfway through a four-year renovation programme; in the meantime, the Millennium Wing, on Clare Street, has a ‘highlights of’ exhibition, and the Café and Gift Shop are also accessed via the Clare Street Entrance. GETTING AROUND Two operators offer Hop-On/Hop-Off tours: (URL HIDDEN) (URL HIDDEN) They both offer a 2-day ticket, and cost roughly the same price - check them out online before you make up your mind. One can buy an integrated LEAP card in most newsagents, at train stations, and in the Dublin Bus Head Office at 42 O’Connell Street (on the west side of the street, just north of the Spire). This can be used on the LUAS, DART, some suburban mainline trains, and on Dublin Bus routes. There is also a 3-day tourist pass, the Freedom Ticket, which provides good value. €28 will give you 72 hours transport, starting at the Airport; Airlink from the airport, the Hop-On-Hop –Off tourist bus and all local bus routes. Web: (URL HIDDEN) •The DART, the local electric commuter train, runs north/south along the coast. The northside city centre station is Connolly, on Amiens Street, facing Talbot Street, but I usually suggest people use Tara Street, as Connolly is also a mainline station, and is very big, and a bit confusing. Tara is purely a commuter station, and is about the same distance. It is on George’s Quay, just south of the Custom House. The other south-side city centre station is Pearse, on Westland Row, at the south end of the Trinity campus. •The LUAS Red Line runs east-west through the north side of the city, as far east as the docks, and serves both Connolly and Heuston mainline stations. The nearest stop to Mountjoy Square is Abbey, on Middle Abbey Street, opposite the Abbey Theatre. The LUAS Green Line serves the south suburbs; Ranelagh, Dundrum, Leopardstown Racecourse, and on out to Cherrywood, on the county boundary with Wicklow. •Main cross-city bus routes run north-south through O’Connell Street. The No.7 terminates on Mountjoy Square North, and there is a ‘shopper’s fare’ of 70c, to Grafton Street- alight at Trinity. On the return journey it skirts the Trinity campus and comes along Pearse, to the east of the campus - catch it on Clare Street, at the Millennium wing of the National Gallery. •DUBLIN BIKES are free to use for the first half hour, and have a stand on Mountjoy Square West, but one needs to go to the Princes Street stand (to the right hand side of the General Post Office (GPO)), to purchase a short term card. It costs €2, and is only available to credit card holders. SHOPPING WITH A DIFFERENCE Those interested in the local fashion, art and design scene should look out for the following addresses (in no particular order): •Designist, South Great George's Street (stock chosen for good design) •Irish Design Store, Drury Street •Article, Powerscourt Townhouse Centre (housewares) •Irish Designer Store, Top floor Powerscourt Townhouse Centre •Cow's Lane Gallery, Temple Bar (artist’s collective) •The Jam Factory, Nicholas Street (artist’s collective) •Avoca, Suffolk Street •Kilkenny Shop, Nassau Street •Designyard, South Frederick Street (jewellery) •Louise Kennedy, couturier, Merrion Square, and Tipperary Crystal •Gallery Zozimus, Francis Street (art gallery and carefully chosen crafts) •Graphic Studio Gallery, Temple Bar (artist-printmaker’s gallery) •Magee's of Donegal, Duke Street, and, •Kevin and Howlin, Nassau Street have hand-woven tweeds covered. •Dubarry's, College Green produce wonderful, country-style outerwear, including the most perfect alternative to sweaty, waterproof Wellington boots… •Monaghan's, Hibernian Way, the House of Ireland on Nassau Street and the Sweater Shops on Wicklow Street and Nassau Street has the best selections of traditional knitwear. Monaghan's specialise in cashmere. •The Cloth Shop, St. William Street, for interesting designer fabric, including a good selection of Irish Linen, and Liberty of London INDEPENDENT BOOKSHOPS and MUSIC STORES Eason’s, O’Connell Street, is a Dublin institution for over 100 years. It encompasses a large stationery department, a branch of Tower Records on the top floor, academic books in the basement, a nice café and two floors of general books. It is a good place to browse books of Irish interest, and they have a really good Information Desk. Chapters, Parnell Street West is my ‘local’. John Gannon is one of the best booksellers in the business, and his staff are hand-picked enthusiastic bibliophiles, one and all. Stock is a mixture of the latest releases, and carefully chosen remaindered books. Their ordering service is superlative, and they ALWAYS know exactly what one is talking about, even with just the vaguest, half-remembered clues from a newspaper review. Very strong on contemporary fiction, natural history, non-fiction and books of Irish interest. Extensive second-hand section upstairs. The Secret Bookstore, Wicklow Street is another favourite. It’s tucked away down a passage, near the L’Occitane shop and often throws up gems among its large second-hand stock. An eclectic music store occupies the rear of the shop. Cathach Rare Books, Duke Street, specializes in Irish first editions, and have an interesting selection of Irish maps and prints. Stokes Books is another interesting antiquarian/secondhand shop, specializing in books of Irish interest. You’ll find it in Georges Street Arcade. Claddagh Records, Cecelia Street, Temple Bar, is primarily a music publisher, but they have a retail outlet in Temple Bar, which is the oldest independent music shop in Dublin, and specializes in traditional Irish music, with some interesting World Music additions. PLACES OF WORSHIP: Roman Catholic: Many Catholic churches have Mass on Saturday evening, in addition to morning Masses. •St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church, Upper Gardiner Street. Gospel Mass, 7.30pm Sundays, September to mid June. •St. Mary's Metropolitan Church - the Pro-Cathedral, Marlborough. Sung Mass, 11am, Sundays, with the Palestrina Choir. •St. Joseph’s Church, Berkeley Road, Dublin 7. •St. Teresa’s Church, Clarendon Street Church, choir sings at 11 o’clock Mass, Sunday’s •St. Peter’s Church, Phibsborough, Dublin 7, has wonderful Harry Clarke ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN)) stained glass windows. •Whitefriars Street Church, Aungier Street, church has relics of St. Valentine. Church of Ireland: •Christchurch Cathedral, Christchurch Place, sung Services Sundays, •St. Patrick's Cathedral, Nicholas Street, sung Services Sundays. •St. Anne’s Church, Dawson Street, Dublin 2 Jewish: Dublin Hebrew Congregation (URL HIDDEN) Daily services in Synagogue at 32a Rathfarnham Road, Public Transport: Buses: (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). Get off at Terenure Cross (road). Walk up Rathfarnham Road, pass AIB Bank and one row of terraced houses; shul is next building, with wooden/metal security gates. Across the street is a shop called Window Fashions. Dublin Jewish Progressive Congregation (DJPC) Website: (URL HIDDEN) Email: (EMAIL HIDDEN) Postal: PO Box 3059, Dublin 6 President: Mrs. Hilary Abrahamson Muslim: Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland (ICCI) 19 Roebuck Road, Clonskeagh, Dublin 14, Tel: (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Islamic Foundation of Ireland (IFI) 163 South Circular Road, Dublin 8. Tel: +(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Anwar-up-Madina Moore Street, Dublin 1. SHORT TRIPS OUTSIDE THE CITY BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT NORTH: Catch the No.46A bus, (heading north on O'Connell Street to the Phoenix Park- the largest enclosed urban park in the world, 1750 acres behind a seven-mile-long stone wall. Ashtown Castle Interpretive Centre, with its wonderful walled garden and café is a good place to orient oneself. From here, on Saturdays, it is possible to visit Aras an Uachtarian, the official residence of our President. One can also visit Farmliegh, the Official State Guesthouse, a former Guinness mansion. Among it’s attractions are an art gallery, café, occasional free concerts, and regular weekend Farmer’s Markets. The Park also houses the Dublin Zoo, (1827, the second-oldest Zoo in the world, after London’s Regent Park Zoo). Several herd of Fallow Deer roam at liberty. Many sports are catered for; there is Polo ground, a cricket club, and lots soccer pitches. The Duke of Wellington is commemorated by a marvelous granite obelisk, which can be seen for miles. The area know as the Forty Acres affords superb views over the city, with the Royal Hospital and Guinness in the foreground, along the south side of the River Liffey. Phoenix Park can also be reached via the LUAS Red Line, direction Tallagh, heading west. Alight at 'Museum' and take a detour into the National Museum-Collins Barracks, which houses the Decorative Arts, post-1700, wonderful collections of silver, furniture, glass and other artifacts. Just up the road, in Glasnevin there are three worthwhile attractions: Glasnevin Cemetary, was founded by Daniel O’Connell as one of his first initiatives, post Catholic Emancipation in 1829, to provide a dignified place for Catholic burial. The Glasnevin Musuem is new, and has superlative displays of Nationalist history. They also have a very good Geneology Department. The National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin, date from the end of 18thC. Though relatively small, they contain an internationally-aclaimed collection of plants and three iconic Glasshouses, by Turner of Dublin, which have all been restored in the recent past. There is a nice café in the Gardens, and entry is free. The Gravedigger’s Pub, over-looking a Green, is not to be missed. It got its name from the fact that there used to be a hatch in the rear wall, through which the gravediggers were served. They do nice simple pub food, and one can sit outside on sunny days. Walk back into town, and stop at either the The Botanic Bar at Harte’s Corner or the Brian Borus, typicl local bars. The Porter House, at Cross Guns Bridge, which is a micro-brewery, with nice food, is on the corner of the Royal Canal. Take a stroll east down the canal bank, and you will see swans, and moor-hens going about their business. At the next bridge, at Dorset Street look out for the lifesize bronze statue of Brendan Behan, a local author. From here is just a few minute’s stroll up Belvidere Place, with its charming stepped terraces of tall Georgian houses, to Mountjoy Square. Another favorite is the Marino Casino, in Fairview/Clontarf, an early 18th century pleasure house, built to the design of Sir William Chambers, for Lord Charlemont, purely for entertaining, also just a few miles by bus, north of the city centre. Catch the DART, the coastal commuter train, heading north, at Tara Street Station, on the South Liffey quays, at Butt Bridge, and take a short ride. You have the choice of Howth (a working fishing village) or Malahide. Howth Demesne or Howth Head, behind the village will both afford walks with great views; the Harbour has a dozen restaurants along the quay- ranging from take-out fish and chips to the very upmarket. Book an early-evening window table at Aqua, and be astonished by the sunset over the coast, looking north-west. Another favourite of mine is Deep, midway along the quay (and do watch out for the local tame and greedy Harbour Seal, who begs shamelessly from the trawler men, who tie up alongside). Malahide is a charming village, with some of the most expensive urban residential properties in the country. Good food and good shopping are to be had here. On the edge of the village you will find Malahide Castle and Demesne, open to the public, which includes a renowned private Arboretum, as Milo de Malahide, the last of his family, (who had occupied the castle continuously since Norman times, in the 10th-12th centuries) was a significant plants-man. The Castle contains the National Portrait Collection, as was as magnificent furniture and other contents. There is a smart new branch of the AVOCA Shop and Café in the Courtyard. SOUTH: South of the city you will find Rathfarnham Castle, and its Berkeley Costume and Toy Collection. Marley Park is a little further, just at the foot of the Dublin Mountains. It has wonderful parkland with easy walks, and a magnificent walled garden with a nice cafe. The No.16 bus, from O’Connell Street will leave you close by. Powerscourt is at the edge of Enniskerry, its associated estate village, at the end of the No.44 bus route, which winds its way through the south side suburbs, into Wicklow, through the Scalp, a deep and picturesque glacial valley. The 19th century gardens are fabulous, and make great use of the 'borrowed landscape' beyond. The terrace and Nepture fountain are centred on the Sugarloaf mountain, which marks the beginning of the Wicklow Mountains. The Powerscourt Waterfall, part of the same estate, is a few miles further on, and there are beautiful, way-marked, woodland and moorland walks in the hills nearby. Do be mindful; these ‘mountains’ can be deceptive- while not high, they can be treacherous, as weather conditions can change in minutes. Stick to the way-marked paths, and do keep an eye on the weather. Take the DART south to Bray and Greystones - via Dun Loughaire, Dalkey and Killiney - all interesting villages, with many cafes and restaurants. Killiney Hill, with its eighteenth century obelisk at the summit, is a short climb that results in amazing views over Dublin Bay, and down into the Wicklow Mountains beyond. There is a nice pub in in the ‘village’- ‘The Druid’s Chair’. Dalkey is a charming village with old-fashioned shops and lots of nice pubs, cafes and restaurants. The local Dalkey Castle Heritage Centre, is worth checking out, and in the summer run a theatre programme, and walking tours. Bray Esplanade is a classic Victorian seaside amenity, sturdily built from local granite - the perfect place to enjoy an ice-cream. Campo di Fiori, either the Restaurant or the Café, both near the train station and the north end of the Promenade, are particular favourites of mine. If one is feeling energetic, one could contemplate the Cliff Walk from Bray to Greystones - 4miles/6km along the rough cliff path. Lots of nice pubs for a pint of Guinness at the other end, The Hungry Pear is my favourite café, among many. The DART will take you straight back into the city. But.. make sure to do it in the morning, as by mid-day the path is in shade, and it can be windy and cold. WEST: Travelling into the rich plains of Kildare, by the No. 67 bus route, you will come to the historic village of Celbridge, just twelve miles from the city centre. Castletown House is Ireland's finest Palladian mansion, and was saved from destruction by Desmond Guinness, in the early 1960's. He purchased it from the construction company who had acquired it. They intended to demolish it, to make way for a vast suburban housing estate. The Irish Georgian Society, founded by Desmond Guinness, restored the house and furnished it with the help of many volunteers and sponsors, and opened it to the public, a heroic task for a small membership conservation society. Today, it is in State ownership, and it is the flagship Georgian heritage property of Ireland. It is beautifully presented, and the parklands are undergoing restoration. A local bus, or the commuter train from Connolly Station in Amiens Street, will take one to Maynooth, a charming University town, with another magnificent Palladian mansion, Carton House, now operating as a very upmarket hotel and golf club. Lots of companies offer day-long coach tours. Some involve very long days, i.e, Cliffs of Moher in Clare and the Giant’s Causeway on the Antrim coast. Two more local, and very worthwhile ones are either: The Boyne Valley Tour (Newgrange Neolithic ( 5000 yr old World Heritage Site) / Mellifont Cistercian ruins- (12thC.)/ Monasterboice Early Christian (6th-8thC.) The Wicklow-Glendalough Tour (Powerscourt / Wicklow Mountains National Park and Glendalough (Glen of the Two Lakes) a 6thC. Early Christian site, in beautiful wooded valley. Details of both of these trips, and others, are available in the big black folder in the apartment.

A beautiful, historic, residential square, built in 1790's, within 5-10 minutes walk of the city centre. Elegance and convenience combined with a bit of inner city grittiness. I have loved it all, since 1978!

El lugar de Karins es increíble con todo lo que necesitas para un viaje a Dublín. El lugar está impecablemente limpio y la cocina está muy bien equipada. La comunicación con Karin fue excelente, incluso nos trajo un pastel para darnos la bienvenida. Definitivamente recomendamos alojarse con Karin y nos encantaría volver algún día. ¡Gracias de nuevo!

Céline2020-03-09T00:00:00Z

Excelente ubicación, habitación encantadora y, sobre todo, un anfitrión muy amable y servicial.

Zilei2020-02-03T00:00:00Z

¡¡Gran lugar!!

Christopher2020-02-01T00:00:00Z

Gran anfitrión y ubicación fantástica definitivamente me gustaría quedarme de nuevo

Jack2020-01-26T00:00:00Z

Karin es la mejor. Ella nos dio consejos sobre qué ver mientras estábamos aquí. Ella fue muy servicial y servicial. No podría haberlo hecho mejor. Es un hermoso edificio antiguo también. Definitivamente regresaremos y esperamos algún día. Gracias Karin!

Mary2019-08-08T00:00:00Z

Me encantó este apartamento cerca de todo y a poca distancia de las atracciones

Karen2019-08-01T00:00:00Z

El lugar era la ubicación perfecta, puedes caminar a todas partes o coger el autobús / taxi. Ella tiene un baño grande y una linda cocina. Nos quedaríamos allí de nuevo.

Katie2019-07-24T00:00:00Z

Karin es un maravilloso anfitrión. Elegante apartamento presentado en una excelente ubicación.

George2019-07-21T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Casa/dpto. entero

Tipo de propiedad

Loft

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublín, County Dublin, Ireland

Loft entero2 camas

Unique Oval Georgian Studio Gr. Fl.

Precio:$131/noche

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Come cocoon yourself in Georgian luxury and elegance this unique OVAL apartment, situated on Mountjoy Square, in the heart of Dublin’s historic North Georgian Core, just minutes from all the action. The large studio apartment is on the first floor of a fully restored Georgian townhouse, built in 1792. Both the house and the apartment retain all their Georgian features, combined with modern comforts. The apartment has a fantastic 10ft window and overlooks a quiet side street, with an oblique view of the square. Other features include a fine, working, black Kilkenny marble fireplace with a spectacular gilt over-mantle mirror. The log basket is fully stocked- we charge cost price for the fuel used on an 'honour system'. The fully equipped kitchen with granite worktop has a gas hob, electric oven, microwave, dishwasher, electric kettle and a toaster. Eat around the 1770's oval dining table with four Georgian chairs. The rest of the apartment is comfortably furnished with antique furniture, Irish where possible, and a luxurious 6 ft. sofa. A large flat-screen TV, and a DVD player and iPod/iPhone player/dock for music are also provided. The bed is upstairs and overlooks the apartment. It has a comfortable hotel-quality double bed, Siberian white goose down duvet and pillows and pure Pima/ Egyptian cotton sheets. Read in comfort with vintage Anglepoise reading lights. PLEASE NOTE that the head height in the loft is somewhat restricted, and the bed is consequently low. The apartment is designed for two people, but a hotel-quality, foldaway bed is available for a third guest. A surcharge of €10, to cover the cost of the extra laundry, will be applied if two people occupy the apartment as as twin. This will be collected in cash, upon arrival. The bathroom has a high-pressure shower and loads of storage space. •You will receive a welcome pack of the basics- quality tea, coffee, juice, home-made granola, yoghurt butter and preserves. •100% cotton bed linen and towels are provided •Local tourist information and guide books available •Free wi-fi •Hair dryer •Fuel, at cost price, is available for the fire, if required. •We will do your laundry for you - €10:00 per load. Discount vouchers for local Q Park, two blocks S and T blocks W of us CHECK-IN is from 3pm, and CHECK-OUT by 11am, please. We are happy to take in your luggage earlier; please let us have your flight details/travel arrangements, so that we can plan our day around being here to greet you. The house is perfectly located for exploring the city; all of the city's cultural institutions are within walking distance and the transport connections are excellent. Airport bus (41) passes door, 8 min. walk to LUAS Red line, DART, (Connolly and Tara) and city busses. Dublin Bikes stand opposite house. KARIN'S GUIDE TO THE CITY LOCAL GROCERY SHOPPING, SERVICES AND BREAKFAST OPTIONS In general, shopping hours are 9.30-6pm, with late-night shopping till 8pm on Thursdays. Sunday opening is from noon. BREAKFAST The Old Music Store, on North Frederick Street is comfortable and offers a good cooked breakfast. The no-frills Kingfisher Café, on the corner of Parnell Square and Parnell Street West offers a good freshly cooked Irish breakfast and very good fish and chips later in the day. LOCAL GROCERY SHOPPING Tops in Pops, just down the street to the right, for fresh local produce and basic groceries, 8.30am to 6pm Monday to Saturday. They are a fourth-generation local business, who have been trading on the site since 1931. The Londis corner store next door opens 8am to 10pm, but charge for privilege. There is an ATM machine at the back, right hand side of the store. Dunne's Stores, is the indigenous supermarket and department store chain, and has branches in every sizeable town throughout the country. There are two local branches. In North Earl Street, opposite O’Connell Street’s Spire, the Off-Licence (liquor store) is in a separate premises, a few doors apart - look for the James Joyce statue. You will find a bigger branch in the ILAC Shopping Centre, flanked by Henry Street, Moore Street and Parnell Street West (Moore Street entrance is opposite Paris Bakery). There is Metro Tesco on Parnell Street West, just past the Rotunda Hospital. A main branch is to be found in the basement of the Jervis Centre, off Henry Street. Carney’s Butchers, is another multi-generational local family business, which prides itself on the quality of its meat. In keeping with local tradition, they sell fresh fish on Friday’s. F.X. Buckley’s Butchers have two local branches; Moore Street and Talbot Street. This is a very old Dublin business and they have everything; free-range pork, beef and lamb from their own herds, poultry, game in season and fish, and, in the Moore Street branch, a deli counter for cooked meats next door. They are very obliging, and the lads have a great line in smart (sassy) chat. PHARMACIES Foley's Pharmacy on Parnell Street East is a 100+ year-old family business; they are very helpful. Opening hours: Monday-Saturday 9am 6pm. There is a late-night pharmacy, Hickey’s at 55 Lower O’Connell Street, (west side, within the block closest to the river). Opening hours: 8am -10pm M-F, 8.30am-10pm Saturday. 10am 10pm Sunday. Web: (email hidden) POST OFFICES Nearest Post Office is Parnell Street East, at corner of Marlborough Street, but much nicer is the GPO, O’Connell Street. 1828 façade, but badly damaged in the 1916 Rising, and largely rebuilt in 1928. The main hall is beautiful, with its entire original, 1928, fittings intact. It also contains the iconic statue, by Oliver Shepherd, The Dying Cuchullin. You will find a booklet with postal rates in the black folder. BANKS Allied Irish Bank has a branch on O’Connell Street, at the SW junction with Parnell Street, opposite the Rotunda Hospital. ATM in the wall. Bank of Ireland has a branch at Lower O’Connell Street, on the east side of the street, between Middle Abbey Street and Ashton Quay. ATM inside, opens MEDICAL AND DENTAL PRACTICES Mountjoy Medical Practice, Dr. Gerry Roebuck, Dr. Holly Porter (female) Dr. Colm Killeen. 2-3 Baker’s Yard, Portland Street (website hidden) (phone number hidden). Opening hours 9-1.30 and 3.30-5.30. You can just drop in. €50 per visit. Frederick Dental Clinic, Dr. Peter Dwyer, North Frederick Street. -My dentist- is happy to see people on an emergency basis. Call for (website hidden)(phone number hidden). NORTHSIDE LOCAL RESTAURANTS: 'The Cobalt Cafe', in a beautiful Georgian house on North Great Georges Street, which doubles as a gallery, is great for lunch. Parnell Street, Dublin's emerging 'Chinatown' is just a half a block to the south. Newly opened, on Parnell Square West is 'Mr.Fox', serving modern Irish food in a smart and comfortable setting. Nearer the river, 'Le Bon Crubeen' (crubeen=pig's trotter- it's a modern Franco-Irish restaurant) is on Talbot Street, as is the venerable and immensely popular 'Talbot 101'. It is packed to the gunnels with locals between 5.54 and 7.15, enjoying their pre-theatre supper before the Abbey curtains rise at 7.30, when they relinquish their seats for the rest of us! On the riverfront, I love Panem, facing the Millennium Bridge, for a quick coffee and a delicious Sicilian almond biscuit, baked on the premises. A few doors down, you'll find a cluster of Italian bars, cafes and restaurants serving good quality food. Half a block to the east is the trendy 'Winding Stairs' restaurant, with its book-lined walls (relics of a former second-hand bookshop-cum-cafe of the same name), and it's sister restaurant, The Woollen Mills, while back on Capel Street, locals rave about Brother Hubbard for lunch. LOCAL PUBS include the 'Hill 16' just opposite the house, on Gardiner Street - very popular with the GAA crowd on match days (the Gaelic Athletic Association Stadium, Croke Park, is just 3 blocks to the east), they pull a superb 'pint'. ‘The Heritage Parnell’, on Parnell Street West, just around the corner from O’Connell Street 'The Flowing Tide', on the corner of Marlborough Street, opposite the Abbey Theatre, is one of my favorites - after the curtain goes down in the Abbey, half the cast are likely to be at the bar. A few doors closer to O’Connell Street is Mulligan’s, another very nice pub, dating from the Edwardian era. 'The Church' on Mary Street, in a converted 1720's church, is another fine place for a drink; the former owner won many accolades for the high quality of the restoration. Capel Street has many typical local pubs, which have the added benefit of serving a largely local population. They include 'O’Neill’s' and 'Slattery's which is good for music. 'The Black Sheep' has the local craft beers covered, and does good bar food, (as does its sister pub, ‘The Brew Dock’, on Store Street, at the bottom of Gardiner Street. The north side traditional music 'musician’s' bar is 'The Cobblestone', at the top of Smithfield, and is suitably grungy. DEPARTMENT STORES AND FASHION Henry Street, off O’Connell Street, at the SPIRE, is the premier shopping street on the north side of the river. Here you will find Arnott’s the local department store, which highlights Irish fashion and design, throughout the store, and has several nice cafes. Henry Street also contains large branches of Debenhams and Marks&Spencers, as well as branches of most of the high street fashion chains. There are two large shopping centres, the Jervis, with a large branch of Tesco’s in the Basement, and the ILAC, which has a Dunnes Department Store, with a Food Hall in the basement. (You can shop for fresh produce on adjacent Moore Street, Dublin's oldest street market, now also home to a thriving cluster of ethnic food markets and restaurants.) NORTHSIDE CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS The North side of Parnell Square is home to the city's Hugh Lane Gallery of Modern Art; we share a significant collection of Impressionist painting with the Tate Gallery in London, part of the Hugh Lane Bequest, which is rotated in seven-year cycles. Next door is the Writer's Centre, and next door again, is the Writer's Museum, with a Michelin-starred restaurant in the basement, the amazing Chapter One. Down on the East side of Parnell Square is the beautiful jewel-box that is the Gate Theatre - part of the 18th-century entertainment complex established by the entrepreneurial Dr. Bartholomew, to help support his new Rotunda Maternity Hospital (the oldest purpose-built such hospital in the world, and still delivering babies on a daily basis, 270 years later (9000 is 2012). You could be seated in either the Abbey or Gate Theatres within 10 minutes of leaving the house, and the James Joyce Cultural Centre is even closer, on North Great Georges Street (don't forget to check out the Cobalt Cafe, opposite). Hop on the Luas Red Line, going west, in Abbey Street, halfway between Mountjoy Square and the river, and you will be dropped at the ‘Museum’. The National Museum, Collins Barracks, housed in an old military barracks, dating from 1702, contains the Decorative Arts Collections, (basically, everything post 1700). Descend at the next stop, ‘Heuston’ for IMMA, Ireland's National Museum of Modern Art, housed in the old Kilmainham Hospital, built in the1660’s. It pre-dates the more famous Chelsea Hospital in London by several years. Not to be missed is the Old Jameson Distillery, in Smithfield. Jameson was distilled here until 1971, when three historic distilleries amalgamated, and centralized distilling in Midleton, Co. Cork. The Museum is very well presented; one is guided around the distilling floor, among the huge old pot stills before retiring to the Bar to sample the goods. Nearby is one of the oldest churches in Dublin, St.Michan’s, on Church Street, dating from the mid-11thc. There are several mummified bodies in the basement, thought to be Crusaders. When I was a child, one was allowed to shake their hands….. SOUTHSIDE In the south city centre, the RESTAURANT HUB is in the pedestrian streets to either side of Grafton Street, and in Temple Bar. Particular favourites of mine include: * Nede, Temple Bar Square * Eden Bar and Grill, South William Street * The Green Hen, Wicklow Street * Fallon and Byrne, Exchequer Street, basement wine-bar, full service restaurant first- floor, and coffee bar within the food-hall on the ground floor. * Fade Street Social, Fade Street, tapas bar and full-service restaurant. * The Rustic Stone, Exchequer Street, upmarket, sophisticated and healthy ‘fast food’. * Cornucopia, Wicklow Street- vegetarian café day, full service by evening. * The Port House, South William Street, wine bar and tapas. * Pinxto, Crowe Street, Temple Bar, as above, same management. Southside city-centre TRADITIONAL PUBS we like are: * Mulligan's, Poolbeg Street * Neary's, Chatham Street * Grogan’s, South William Street * International Bar, Wicklow Street * O'Neill's, Suffolk Street * The Dawson Lounge, Dawson Street * The Stag's Head, Connaught Court * The Long Hall, South Great Georges Street * Doheny and Nesbitt’s, Merrion Row * Kehoe’s, South Anne Street * The Duke, Duke Street Fronting the river, TEMPLE BAR, with its vibrant mix of independent shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs, markets and cultural institutions occupies an area three blocks deep and ten blocks long. At the western end, look out for the two branches of the Queen of Tarts- a wonderful teas shop that offers really good home baking and teas and coffees, all served on mismatched antique china (Lord Edward Street and Cow's Lane). TEMPLE BAR FARMERS MARKET, is held every Saturday in Meeting House Square, 9-4.30, now has a smart new tensile roof for wet days, and is a good place to rub shoulders with the locals, whilst sampling local food culture. Don’t miss the Oyster Stall, Hick’s Pork Butchers, or David Llewyllan’s fantastic ‘Double L’ local cider- 100% apple (not even water), and the two local cheese stalls, among others. Don’t’ forget to check out the overflow stalls on Curved Street, where Rossa Crowe’s fantastic bread is on offer- Rossa took himself off to France for two years to train, and now produces slow fermented breads, made with the very best organic flours. NORTHSIDE CULTURAL ATTACTIONS TRINITY COLLEGE is a good orientation point; from here it is easy to find the mediaeval core, the cultural/political hub of the country around Kildare Street, and the Grafton Street fashion hub. The campus occupies a 40-acre (16ha.) site, and is over 400 years old, though what one sees today are mainly beautiful eighteenth-century buildings. It is worth a wander around, after a visit to spectacular Long Library, to see the Book of Kells and other illustrated Celtic manuscripts. From Front Gate, look south to Grafton Street or west up College Green and Dame Street, which lead to the mediaeval core. At the brow of the hill you will find: * Dublin Castle (visit the State Apartments, the Chester Beatty Library and the lovely garden in front (which is actually the helicopter-landing pad for the Castle). * The City Hall with its 'Museum of the Capital' in the basement is worth a look- the Hall is free, and there is a nominal charge for the Museum. * Christchurch Cathedral * Dublinia-in the Christchurch Chapterhouse (Viking Exhibition). * Old Saint Audeon's Church, built almost into the city wall. * St Patrick's Cathedral, and historic park beside. * Marshe's Library-the oldest public library in these islands, 1701. * Francis Street- the Antiques Quarter. * Thomas Street/Meath Street, for a touch of 'Old Dublin'. * The Guinness Storehouse. * Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, (IMMA) Ireland's National Gallery of Modern Art, with its wonderful, recently restored formal garden. KILMINHAM GAOL is worth a visit, and tells the story of Irish Nationalism. It can be reached via the grounds of IMMA, passing Bully’s Acre, and old graveyard, where Brian Boru was reputedly rested on his way to his final burial place in Armagh. Alternatively, exit onto Nassau Street, with its cluster of high-quality shops showcasing the best of Irish crafts - fashion, knitwear, weaving, glassware, ceramics and contemporary jewellery - the Kilkenny Shop has a great cafe upstairs, with views over College Park. Continue along the College Park railings till you reach Kildare Street, the cultural-institutional hub of the country. All of our national cultural institutions have free admission. Here you will find the National Library, and the National Museum, facing each other over the forecourt of Leinster House, home to the Oireachtas, our National Parliament. The National Library has a lovely exhibit on the poet, W.B. Yeats, and the Treasury, in the National Museum houses both the Bronze Age and Early Christian collections. On the opposite side of the block, on Merrion Street/Merrion Square, you will find the National Gallery, and the Natural History Museum (known to Dubliner's of my father's generation, as 'The Dead Zoo’. This is a very refreshing look to the past, with absolutely no interpretation, and nothing, not even a postcard, to buy). The National Gallery is halfway through a four-year renovation programme; in the meantime, the Millennium Wing, on Clare Street, has a ‘highlights of’ exhibition, and the Café and Gift Shop are also accessed via the Clare Street Entrance. GETTING AROUND Two operators offer Hop-On/Hop-Off tours: (website hidden) (website hidden) They both offer a 2-day ticket, and cost roughly the same price - check them out online before you make up your mind. One can buy an integrated LEAP card in most newsagents, at train stations, and in the Dublin Bus Head Office at 42 O’Connell Street (on the west side of the street, just north of the Spire). This can be used on the LUAS, DART, some suburban mainline trains, and on Dublin Bus routes. There is also a 3-day tourist pass, the Freedom Ticket, which provides good value. €28 will give you 72 hours transport, starting at the Airport; Airlink from the airport, the Hop-On-Hop –Off tourist bus and all local bus routes. Web: (website hidden) •The DART, the local electric commuter train, runs north/south along the coast. The northside city centre station is Connolly, on Amiens Street, facing Talbot Street, but I usually suggest people use Tara Street, as Connolly is also a mainline station, and is very big, and a bit confusing. Tara is purely a commuter station, and is about the same distance. It is on George’s Quay, just south of the Custom House. The other south-side city centre station is Pearse, on Westland Row, at the south end of the Trinity campus. •The LUAS Red Line runs east-west through the north side of the city, as far east as the docks, and serves both Connolly and Heuston mainline stations. The nearest stop to Mountjoy Square is Abbey, on Middle Abbey Street, opposite the Abbey Theatre. The LUAS Green Line serves the south suburbs; Ranelagh, Dundrum, Leopardstown Racecourse, and on out to Cherrywood, on the county boundary with Wicklow. •Main cross-city bus routes run north-south through O’Connell Street. The No.7 terminates on Mountjoy Square North, and there is a ‘shopper’s fare’ of 70c, to Grafton Street- alight at Trinity. On the return journey it skirts the Trinity campus and comes along Pearse, to the east of the campus - catch it on Clare Street, at the Millennium wing of the National Gallery. •DUBLIN BIKES are free to use for the first half hour, and have a stand on Mountjoy Square West, but one needs to go to the Princes Street stand (to the right hand side of the General Post Office (GPO)), to purchase a short term card. It costs €2, and is only available to credit card holders. SHOPPING WITH A DIFFERENCE Those interested in the local fashion, art and design scene should look out for the following addresses (in no particular order): •Designist, South Great George's Street (stock chosen for good design) •Irish Design Store, Drury Street •Article, Powerscourt Townhouse Centre (housewares) •Irish Designer Store, Top floor Powerscourt Townhouse Centre •Cow's Lane Gallery, Temple Bar (artist’s collective) •The Jam Factory, Nicholas Street (artist’s collective) •Avoca, Suffolk Street •Kilkenny Shop, Nassau Street •Designyard, South Frederick Street (jewellery) •Louise Kennedy, couturier, Merrion Square, and Tipperary Crystal •Gallery Zozimus, Francis Street (art gallery and carefully chosen crafts) •Graphic Studio Gallery, Temple Bar (artist-printmaker’s gallery) •Malthouse Design Centre and Shop, Distillery Court, 537 North Circular Road, just around the corner from Mountjoy Square (cluster of design-led businesses, 10-5 M-F) •Magee's of Donegal, Wicklow Street, and, •Kevin and Howlin, Nassau Street have hand-woven tweeds covered. •Dubarry's, College Green produce wonderful, country-style outerwear, including the most perfect alternative to sweaty, waterproof Wellington boots… •Monaghan's, Hibernian Way, the House of Ireland on Nassau Street and the Sweater Shops on Wicklow Street and Nassau Street has the best selections of traditional knitwear. Monaghan's specialise in cashmere. •Murphy and Sheehy, Castle Market, stock Irish tweed, Irish linen and a quirky selection of designer fabrics. Look out for their ‘Linen Union (linen/cotton blend) Glass Cloths- the best ever for polishing glassware, they make a super, useful, inexpensive and lightweight traditional gift! •The Cloth Shop, St. William Street, for interesting designer fabric, including a good selection of Irish Linen, and Liberty of London INDEPENDENT BOOKSHOPS and MUSIC STORES Eason’s, O’Connell Street, is a Dublin institution for over 100 years. It encompasses a large stationery department, a branch of Tower Records on the top floor, academic books in the basement, a nice café and two floors of general books. It is a good place to browse books of Irish interest, and they have a really good Information Desk. Chapters, Parnell Street West is my ‘local’. John Gannon is one of the best booksellers in the business, and his staff are hand-picked enthusiastic bibliophiles, one and all. Stock is a mixture of the latest releases, and carefully chosen remaindered books. Their ordering service is superlative, and they ALWAYS know exactly what one is talking about, even with just the vaguest, half-remembered clues from a newspaper review. Very strong on contemporary fiction, natural history, non-fiction and books of Irish interest. Extensive second-hand section upstairs. The Secret Bookstore, Wicklow Street is another favourite. It’s tucked away down a passage, near the L’Occitane shop and often throws up gems among its large second-hand stock. An eclectic music store occupies the rear of the shop. Cathach Rare Books, Duke Street, specializes in Irish first editions, and have an interesting selection of Irish maps and prints. Stokes Books is another interesting antiquarian/secondhand shop, specializing in books of Irish interest. You’ll find it in Georges Street Arcade. Claddagh Records, Cecelia Street, Temple Bar, is primarily a music publisher, but they have a retail outlet in Temple Bar, which is the oldest independent music shop in Dublin, and specializes in traditional Irish music, with some interesting World Music additions. The Celtic Note, on Nassau Street, beside the Kilkenny Shop is another good bet. PLACES OF WORSHIP: Roman Catholic: Many Catholic churches have Mass on Saturday evening, in addition to morning Masses. •St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church, Upper Gardiner Street. Gospel Mass, 7.30pm Sundays, September to mid June. •St. Mary's Metropolitan Church - the Pro-Cathedral, Marlborough. Sung Mass, 11am, Sundays, with the Palestrina Choir. •St. Joseph’s Church, Berkeley Road, Dublin 7. •St. Teresa’s Church, Clarendon Street Church, choir sings at 11 o’clock Mass, Sunday’s •St. Peter’s Church, Phibsborough, Dublin 7, has wonderful Harry Clarke (phone number hidden)) stained glass windows. •Whitefriars Street Church, Aungier Street, church has relics of St. Valentine. Church of Ireland: •Christchurch Cathedral, Christchurch Place, sung Services Sundays, •St. Patrick's Cathedral, Nicholas Street, sung Services Sundays. •St. Anne’s Church, Dawson Street, Dublin 2 Jewish: Dublin Hebrew Congregation (website hidden) Daily services in Synagogue at 32a Rathfarnham Road, Public Transport: Buses: (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). Get off at Terenure Cross (road). Walk up Rathfarnham Road, pass AIB Bank and one row of terraced houses; shul is next building, with wooden/metal security gates. Across the street is a shop called Window Fashions. Dublin Jewish Progressive Congregation (DJPC) Website: (website hidden) Email: (email hidden) Postal: PO Box 3059, Dublin 6 President: Mrs. Hilary Abrahamson Muslim: Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland (ICCI) 19 Roebuck Road, Clonskeagh, Dublin 14, Tel: (phone number hidden) Islamic Foundation of Ireland (IFI) 163 South Circular Road, Dublin (website hidden): (phone number hidden) Anwar-up-Madina Moore Street, Dublin 1. SHORT TRIPS OUTSIDE THE CITY BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT NORTH: Catch the No.46A bus, (heading north on O'Connell Street to the Phoenix Park- the largest enclosed urban park in the world, 1750 acres behind a seven-mile-long stone wall. Ashtown Castle Interpretive Centre, with its wonderful walled garden and café is a good place to orient oneself. From here, on Saturdays, it is possible to visit Aras an Uachtarian, the official residence of our President. One can also visit Farmliegh, the Official State Guesthouse, a former Guinness mansion. Among it’s attractions are an art gallery, café, occasional free concerts, and regular weekend Farmer’s Markets. The Park also houses the Dublin Zoo, (1827, the second-oldest Zoo in the world, after London’s Regent Park Zoo). Several herd of Fallow Deer roam at liberty. Many sports are catered for; there is Polo ground, a cricket club, and lots soccer pitches. The Duke of Wellington is commemorated by a marvelous granite obelisk, which can be seen for miles. The area know as the Forty Acres affords superb views over the city, with the Royal Hospital and Guinness in the foreground, along the south side of the River Liffey. Phoenix Park can also be reached via the LUAS Red Line, direction Tallagh, heading west. Alight at 'Museum' and take a detour into the National Museum-Collins Barracks, which houses the Decorative Arts, post-1700, wonderful collections of silver, furniture, glass and other artifacts. Just up the road, in Glasnevin there are three worthwhile attractions: Glasnevin Cemetary, was founded by Daniel O’Connell as one of his first initiatives, post Catholic Emancipation in 1829, to provide a dignified place for Catholic burial. The Glasnevin Musuem is new, and has superlative displays of Nationalist history. They also have a very good Geneology Department. The National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin, date from the end of 18thC. Though relatively small, they contain an internationally-aclaimed collection of plants and three iconic Glasshouses, by Turner of Dublin, which have all been restored in the recent past. There is a nice café in the Gardens, and entry is free. The Gravedigger’s Pub, over-looking a Green, is not to be missed. It got its name from the fact that there used to be a hatch in the rear wall, through which the gravediggers were served. They do nice simple pub food, and one can sit outside on sunny days. Walk back into town, and stop at either the The Botanic Bar at Harte’s Corner or the Brian Borus, typicl local bars. The Porter House, at Cross Guns Bridge, which is a micro-brewery, with nice food, is on the corner of the Royal Canal. Take a stroll east down the canal bank, and you will see swans, and moor-hens going about their business. At the next bridge, at Dorset Street look out for the lifesize bronze statue of Brendan Behan, a local author. From here is just a few minute’s stroll up Belvidere Place, with its charming stepped terraces of tall Georgian houses, to Mountjoy Square. Another favorite is the Marino Casino, in Fairview/Clontarf, an early 18th century pleasure house, built to the design of Sir William Chambers, for Lord Charlemont, purely for entertaining, also just a few miles by bus, north of the city centre. Catch the DART, the coastal commuter train, heading north, at Tara Street Station, on the South Liffey quays, at Butt Bridge, and take a short ride. You have the choice of Howth (a working fishing village) or Malahide. Howth Demesne or Howth Head, behind the village will both afford walks with great views; the Harbour has a dozen restaurants along the quay- ranging from take-out fish and chips to the very upmarket. Book an early-evening window table at Aqua, and be astonished by the sunset over the coast, looking north-west. Another favourite of mine is Deep, midway along the quay (and do watch out for the local tame and greedy Harbour Seal, who begs shamelessly from the trawler men, who tie up alongside). Malahide is a charming village, with some of the most expensive urban residential properties in the country. Good food and good shopping are to be had here. On the edge of the village you will find Malahide Castle and Demesne, open to the public, which includes a renowned private Arboretum, as Milo de Malahide, the last of his family, (who had occupied the castle continuously since Norman times, in the 10th-12th centuries) was a significant plants-man. The Castle contains the National Portrait Collection, as was as magnificent furniture and other contents. There is a smart new branch of the AVOCA Shop and Café in the Courtyard. SOUTH: South of the city you will find Rathfarnham Castle, and its Berkeley Costume and Toy Collection. Marley Park is a little further, just at the foot of the Dublin Mountains. It has wonderful parkland with easy walks, and a magnificent walled garden with a nice cafe. The No.16 bus, from O’Connell Street will leave you close by. Powerscourt is at the edge of Enniskerry, its associated estate village, at the end of the No.44 bus route, which winds its way through the south side suburbs, into Wicklow, through the Scalp, a deep and picturesque glacial valley. The 19th century gardens are fabulous, and make great use of the 'borrowed landscape' beyond. The terrace and Nepture fountain are centred on the Sugarloaf mountain, which marks the beginning of the Wicklow Mountains. The Powerscourt Waterfall, part of the same estate, is a few miles further on, and there are beautiful, way-marked, woodland and moorland walks in the hills nearby. Do be mindful; these ‘mountains’ can be deceptive- while not high, they can be treacherous, as weather conditions can change in minutes. Stick to the way-marked paths, and do keep an eye on the weather. Take the DART south to Bray and Greystones - via Dun Loughaire, Dalkey and Killiney - all interesting villages, with many cafes and restaurants. Killiney Hill, with its eighteenth century obelisk at the summit, is a short climb that results in amazing views over Dublin Bay, and down into the Wicklow Mountains beyond. There is a nice pub in in the ‘village’- ‘The Druid’s Chair’. Dalkey is a charming village with old-fashioned shops and lots of nice pubs, cafes and restaurants. The local Dalkey Castle Heritage Centre, is worth checking out, and in the summer run a theatre programme, and walking tours. Bray Esplanade is a classic Victorian seaside amenity, sturdily built from local granite - the perfect place to enjoy an ice-cream. Campo di Fiori, either the Restaurant or the Café, both near the train station and the north end of the Promenade, are particular favourites of mine. If one is feeling energetic, one could contemplate the Cliff Walk from Bray to Greystones - 4miles/6km along the rough cliff path. Lots of nice pubs for a pint of Guinness at the other end, The Hungry Pear is my favourite café, among many. The DART will take you straight back into the city. But.. make sure to do it in the morning, as by mid-day the path is in shade, and it can be windy and cold. WEST: Travelling into the rich plains of Kildare, by the No. 67 bus route, you will come to the historic village of Celbridge, just twelve miles from the city centre. Castletown House is Ireland's finest Palladian mansion, and was saved from destruction by Desmond Guinness, in the early 1960's. He purchased it from the construction company who had acquired it. They intended to demolish it, to make way for a vast suburban housing estate. The Irish Georgian Society, founded by Desmond Guinness, restored the house and furnished it with the help of many volunteers and sponsors, and opened it to the public, a heroic task for a small membership conservation society. Today, it is in State ownership, and it is the flagship Georgian heritage property of Ireland. It is beautifully presented, and the parklands are undergoing restoration. A local bus, or the commuter train from Connolly Station in Amiens Street, will take one to Maynooth, a charming University town, with another magnificent Palladian mansion, Carton House, now operating as a very upmarket hotel and golf club. Lots of companies offer day-long coach tours. Some involve very long days, i.e, Cliffs of Moher in Clare and the Giant’s Causeway on the Antrim coast. Two more local, and very worthwhile ones are either: The Boyne Valley Tour (Newgrange Neolithic ( 5000 yr old World Heritage Site) / Mellifont Cistercian ruins- (12thC.)/ Monasterboice Early Christian (6th-8thC.) The Wicklow-Glendalough Tour (Powerscourt / Wicklow Mountains National Park and Glendalough (Glen of the Two Lakes) a 6thC. Early Christian site, in beautiful wooded valley. Details of both of these trips, and others, are available in the big black folder in the apartment.

A beautiful, historic residential square, built in 1790's, within 5-10 minutes walk of down-town city centre. Elegance and convenience combined with a bit of inner city grittiness. I have loved it all, since 1978! Mountjoy Square is situated just NE of the historic city centre, within walking distance of just about all the main city attractions. It is the most densely populated area in the entire city: 1500 people have front doors opening onto the Square. The house fronts onto a 4acre/1.5ha park, across a fairly busy street. This apartment faces the side street, so it is quieter, but you will still hear traffic.....Please bear in mind that this is NOT LEAFY SUBURBIA, but a vibrant, living city community and it's definitely gritty in places... Having said that, I have lived here, uneventfully, for nearly 38 years, and consider the trade-offs well worth it, for the excitement and convenience of having the city on my doorstep..

Precioso piso en Dublín! Excelente ubicación y sorprendente edificio histórico.

Andrew2020-03-18T00:00:00Z

El loft era exactamente como se describe y tuvimos una maravillosa estancia!

Shelby2020-03-08T00:00:00Z

Tuve una estancia encantadora y cómoda aquí! ¡Esta ubicación también es un paseo fácil al corazón de Dublín! Hay varios pubs a una corta distancia a pie también para beber de forma segura durante la noche. Me encantaría volver y quedarme aquí de nuevo. Karin proporciona una guía exhaustiva de la ciudad y me facilitó la navegación y descubrí lo que quería hacer. Te sugiero que traigas tus propias toallas si prefieres toallas de algodón. Karin amablemente proporciona toallas, pero pueden ser un poco ásperas para algunos. Elegí este Airbnb principalmente porque tiene una cocina y fue una muy buena idea. Empaqué algunos productos enlatados y algo de pan y me prepararon para las comidas, lo que fue especialmente útil al salir directamente del avión. Karin proporciona huevos y condimentos, así como té, lo cual fue muy atento y me ayudó mucho. Recuerde cerrar las cortinas boscosas de la ventana grande, ya que ayuda a mantener el apartamento cálido por la noche y no gastar gas.

Christina2020-01-19T00:00:00Z

La casa de Karin es hermosa. El piso en el que me quedé era exactamente como lo transmitían las fotos y era un lugar hermoso para llamar hogar durante mis pocos días en Dublín. Karin fue muy atenta cuando tuve un problema y fue muy agradable hablar con ella. El piso está en el corazón de la ciudad, que cuenta con la accesibilidad de todos los transportes públicos y la mayoría de las cosas a poca distancia. Me gustó mucho mi estancia.

Curran2019-08-24T00:00:00Z

Un alojamiento excepcional en el corazón de Dublín. La oficina principal de correos y la principal calle comercial O'Connell Street se encuentran a 10 minutos a pie, Temple Bar en unos 20 minutos, o puede tomar el autobús. El Arpatement estaba muy limpio y amueblado con amor. En la cocina había todo para encontrar, lo que necesitas. Karin y Jacky son personas extremadamente acogedoras y hacen todo lo posible para que su estadía sea lo más agradable posible. Volveremos

Petra2019-08-19T00:00:00Z

No encontrarás mejor que el de Karin. Fabuloso estudio único con un loft y un gran anfitrión

Thomas2019-08-12T00:00:00Z

Encantador estudio con todo lo necesario para una excelente estadía en Dublín. Cocina bien equipada, gran luz, espacios cómodos. Ubicación conveniente (10 minutos a pie del río Liffey; 20 del centro de convenciones; y lejos del ajetreo y el bullicio de Temple Bar). La hospitalidad de Karin realmente hace que este lugar sea especial. ¡Las flores frescas en la entrada, los registros personales y los deliciosos productos horneados son un verdadero placer!

Bess2019-07-31T00:00:00Z

Una hermosa experiencia plana en una excelente ubicación!

Deb2019-07-06T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Casa/dpto. entero

Tipo de propiedad

Loft

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublín, County Dublin, Ireland

Loft entero1 cama

Very Special Oval Georgian Studio

Precio:$121/noche

432 evaluaciones

Superanfitrión

Superb city centre location within walking distance of all major tourist attractions (see below for walking times). Located just outside the noisy pub and nightlife areas and overlooking a private roof garden for a peaceful nights sleep. Upscale, spacious (80 sq.m/860 sq.ft), modern, bright & chic apartment with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a balcony. The apartment contains everything you could expect for your stay and includes tasteful designer furniture and interiors.

Perfect location! Major attractions walking time: > The river Liffey, Smithfield Tram station, Jameson Distillery, Smithfield Square, Dublin Tourist Bus Stop - 1 minute > Christchurch Cathedral - 7 minutes > Temple Bar, Henry Street - 10 minutes > O'Connell Street & Dublin Visitor centre, Phoenix Park, Guinness Storehouse - 12 minutes > Grafton Street - 15 minutes This fantastic 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom modern apartment is ideally located in Dublin city centre within walking distance to all Dublin's major tourist attractions and 1 minute walk to Smithfield central tram station. The 2 bedrooms and living room overlook a private roof garden which ensures a low level of noise and a safe/peaceful nights sleep in the city centre yet just outside the noisy pub and nightlife areas (e.g. temple bar, along the Quays, etc). The apartment itself contains 2 spacious double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms both with shower and toilet facilities, a fully fitted modern kitchen (dishwasher, microwave, large fridge freezer, crockery, glasses, all utensils, etc.), a large living room/dining room area with floor length windows leading onto a balcony with a view of the private roof garden. We have carefully crafted detailed arrival instructions as well as a wide variety of tips/advice for the apartment, local area and Dublin city in general! We have put a lot of effort into these documents and improve them on a regular basis. Bedroom 1 - Double bed (2 persons) Bedroom 2 - Double bed (2 persons) Living room - Sofa bed (2 persons) The apartment has plenty of space for you to relax in peacefully with Dublin on your doorstep. An elevator takes you up up to our apartment and parking is available in the large public underground car park (prices vary). The apartment is professionally cleaned after every guest and freshly laundered bed sheets and towels come as standard with each booking. Both bedrooms have brand new deep fill, hotel grade mattresses and the bed sheets are 100% cotton with high thread count of minimum 200 threads per square inch. Duvets and pillows for all beds are hotel grade and a comfortable mattress topper ensures a good nights sleep.

Smithfield is a trendy inner city area just north of the river Liffey. Some local Artisian highlights of the Smithfield complex include the Light House Cinema/Gallery, the Generator Hostel, Third Space Cafe, Oscars Bar & Restaurant and the Fresh Good Food Shop. Despite the excellent location, the area is very quiet and removed from the bustling nightlife districts of Dublin city centre. Furthermore, the area is very safe and the building is secure.

Yo, mi esposo y 2 de nuestros amigos nos alojamos aquí por 7 días y fue perfecto! Esta es realmente una ubicación increíble. ¡Pudimos caminar a muchos lugares de la ciudad! ¡Y estaba muy cerca de los puntos de recogida para las excursiones de un día que partían de Dublín! ¡La cantidad de espacio que obtienes por el dinero que gastas vale la pena! Gracias Liam por todo!

Jessica2020-03-01T00:00:00Z

¡El lugar de Liam es hermoso! Todo estaba muy limpio y el proceso de registro fue súper fácil. Sin duda me alojaría aquí de nuevo.

Michelle2020-02-23T00:00:00Z

Sugiero este lugar a cualquiera que esté buscando algo súper elegante y céntrico. La ubicación era bastante ideal. Todos los electrodomésticos que necesitas tienen. Recomiendo encarecidamente este lugar!

Stephany2020-02-19T00:00:00Z

Excelente ubicación, apartamento elegante, fantásticas comodidades locales y un anfitrión muy comunicativo.

Kenneth2020-02-17T00:00:00Z

¡Impresionante ubicación plana y brillante para explorar Dublín! Liam fue realmente servicial antes de la llegada y se aseguró de que tuviéramos mucha información para registrarse / llegar desde el aeropuerto. El toque añadido de la cafetería y el café recién hecho por la mañana fue muy apreciado. Gracias de nuevo :)

Kate2020-01-28T00:00:00Z

El espacio es exactamente como se describe, con todo lo que pueda necesitar para una larga estadía. Lugar central con muchas tiendas, restaurantes, pubs y café cerca. El apartamento tenía mucho espacio para nosotros tres. Tuvimos algunos problemas menores de comunicación, pero por lo demás, Liam fue un gran anfitrión.

Lucy2020-01-23T00:00:00Z

Tuvimos una estancia muy cómoda en el apartamento de Liam. La ubicación era muy buena y el apartamento era amplio. Muchas gracias.

Anthea2020-01-07T00:00:00Z

Gran estancia, buena ubicación, el manual tenía algunas recomendaciones y consejos geniales. Nuestro grupo tuvo un tiempo maravilloso. Me alojaría de nuevo y lo recomendaría absolutamente.

Jack2020-01-04T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Casa/dpto. entero

Tipo de propiedad

Condominio

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublín, County Dublin, Ireland

Departamento en complejo residencial entero3 camas

Quiet, Luxurious & Stunning in the City Center

Precio:$108/noche

296 evaluaciones

Experience authentic Georgian elegance is this large bright studio apartment, overlooking park. Accommodates two in cosy sleeping loft. Light a fire, cook dinner in the designer kitchen, and then head out to enjoy the attractions of the city.

Come and have an authentic experience in one of Dublin's special Georgian apartments, situated on Mountjoy Square, in the heart of Dublin's North Georgian core, and just minutes from O'Connell Street. This large studio apartment is on the first floor of a beautiful redbrick townhouse, built in 1792. Both house and apartment retain all their original features, combined with modern comforts. The apartment has three full-length windows overlooking the gardens of Mountjoy Square. It has a working Georgian grey marble fireplace with a spectacular gilt over-mantle mirror. The fully equipped kitchen has a granite worktop, a gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher and microwave. The rest of the apartment is comfortably furnished with period furniture, including a square Georgian dining table and four matching chairs, a comfortable Victorian antique Chesterfield sofa, TV & DVD player along with an iPod/iPhone dock for music. there are pashminas and Kashmir hand-loomed wool wraps, for cosy evenings in front of the fire. The bedroom is upstairs and overlooks the apartment. It has a comfortable double mattress, goose down duvet and pillows, and pure cotton sheets. Read in comfort with vintage Anglepoise reading lights. Please note there is restricted headroom in the sleeping loft- 5'10-1/2", and consequently the bed is low. The bathroom has a high-pressure shower and loads of storage space. A single, contract-quality foldaway bed, or a single, memory-foam mattress, and extra linens are available for a third guest. Please see photos. A surcharge of €10, to cover the cost of the extra laundry, applies for the use of the apartment as a twin. This will be collected in cash upon arrival. • You will receive a welcome pack of the basics- quality tea, coffee, home-made granola and preserves, fruit, yoghurt, juice, milk and free-range eggs. • 100% cotton bed linen and towels are provided • Local tourist information and guide books available • Free wi-fi • Large flat-screen TV and DVD player, with selection of Irish themed DVD's • IPod/Iphone dock for music and charging • Library of Irish-themed books • Playing cards and board games • Hair dryer • Fuel, at cost price, is available for the fire, if required. • Washing machine and dryer are available in the building- €10:00 charge CHECK-IN IS FROM 3pm, and CHECK-OUT IS BY 11am, please. We are happy to take in your luggage earlier. Please let us have your flight/arrival details, so that we can plan our day around being here to greet you. The house is perfectly located for exploring the city; all of the city's cultural institutions are within walking distance and the transport connections are excellent. Airport bus (41) passes door, 8 min. walk to LUAS Red line, DART, (Connolly and Tara) and city busses. Dublin Bikes stand opposite house. KARIN'S GUIDE TO THE CITY LOCAL GROCERY SHOPPING, SERVICES AND BREAKFAST OPTIONS In general, shopping hours are 9.30-6pm, with late-night shopping till 8pm on Thursdays. Sunday opening is from noon. BREAKFAST The Kingfisher Café, a Dublin institution, on the corner of Parnell Square and Parnell Street West is great for a 'Full Irish Breakfast', and numerous variations, including porridge. Everything is cooked to order and the sraff are professional and friendly. Breakfast served 9am-12:30, 7 days a week. Later in the day they have excellent fish and chips. Koffee and Kale, on the corner of Hill Street and Gardiner Place, two blocks away has great coffee and pastries, and soup/salad/sandwiches at lunchtime. LOCAL GROCERY SHOPPING Tops in Pops, just down the street to the right, for fresh local produce and basic groceries, 8.30am to 6pm Monday to Saturday. They are a fourth-generation local business, who have been trading on the site since 1931. The Londis corner store next door opens 8am to 10pm, but charge for privilege. There is an ATM machine at the back, right hand side of the store. Dunne's Stores, is the indigenous supermarket and department store chain, and has branches in every sizeable town throughout the country. There are two local branches. In North Earl Street, opposite O’Connell Street’s Spire, the Off-Licence (liquor store) is in a separate premises, a few doors apart - look for the James Joyce statue. You will find a bigger branch in the ILAC Shopping Centre, flanked by Henry Street, Moore Street and Parnell Street West . There is Metro Tesco on Parnell Street West, just past the Rotunda Hospital. A main branch is to be found in the basement of the Jervis Centre, off Henry Street. Carney’s Butchers, is another multi-generational local family business, which prides itself on the quality of its meat. In keeping with local tradition, they sell fresh fish on Friday’s. F.X. Buckley’s Butchers have two local branches; Moore Street and Talbot Street. This is a very old Dublin business and they have everything; free-range pork, beef and lamb from their own herds, poultry, game in season and fish, and, in the Moore Street branch, a deli counter for cooked meats next door. They are very obliging, and the lads have a great line in smart (sassy) chat. PHARMACIES Foley's Pharmacy on Parnell Street East is a 100+ year-old family business; they are very helpful. Opening hours: Monday-Saturday 9am 6pm. Michael recently (May 2017) won the National 'Community Pharmacist of the Year' award, and a nicer, kinder, or more helpful man you will never meet.... There is a late-night pharmacy, Hickey’s at 55 Lower O’Connell Street, (west side, within the block closest to the river). Opening hours: 8am -10pm M-F, 8.30am-10pm Saturday. 10am 10pm Sunday. Web: (EMAIL HIDDEN) POST OFFICES Nearest Post Office is Parnell Street East, at corner of Marlborough Street, but much nicer is the GPO, O’Connell Street. 1828 façade, but badly damaged in the 1916 Rising, and largely rebuilt in 1928. The main hall is beautiful, with its entire original, 1928, fittings intact. It also contains the iconic statue, by Oliver Shepherd, The Dying Cuchullin. You will find a booklet with postal rates in the black folder. BANKS Allied Irish Bank has a branch on O’Connell Street, at the SW junction with Parnell Street, opposite the Rotunda Hospital. ATM in the wall. Bank of Ireland has a branch at Lower O’Connell Street, on the east side of the street, between Middle Abbey Street and Ashton Quay. ATM inside, opens MEDICAL AND DENTAL PRACTICES Mountjoy Medical Practice, Dr. Gerry Roebuck, Dr. Holly Porter (female) Dr. Colm Killeen. 2-3 Baker’s Yard, Portland Street North. Tel (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). Opening hours 9-1.30 and 3.30-5.30. You can just drop in. €50 per visit. (Five blocks away, going North East) Frederick Dental Clinic, North Frederick Street. The dentist is happy to see people on an emergency basis. Call for appointment. Tel:(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) blocks away, going West) NORTHSIDE LOCAL RESTAURANTS: 'The Cobalt Cafe', in a beautiful Georgian house on North Great Georges Street, which doubles as a gallery, is great for lunch. Parnell Street, Dublin's emerging 'Chinatown' is just a half a block to the south. Newly opened, on Parnell Square West is 'Mr Fox', serving modern Irish food in a smart and comfortable setting, by the same team who operate Dublin's much lauded 'The Pig's Ear' on Nassau Street, overlooking the Trinity College playing fields.. '147 Cafe' at 147, Parnell Street East, opp the Marlborough Street junction, serve good Illy coffee, and great sandwiches, daytime hours. Nearer the river, 'Le Bon Crubeen' (crubeen=pig's trotter- it's a modern Franco-Irish restaurant) is on Talbot Street, as is the venerable and immensely popular 'Talbot 101'. It is packed to the gunnels with locals between 5.54 and 7.15, enjoying their pre-theatre supper before the Abbey curtains rise at 7.30, when they relinquish their seats for the rest of us! On the riverfront, I love Panem, facing the Millennium Bridge, for a quick coffee and a delicious Sicilian almond biscuit, baked on the premises. A few doors down, you'll find a cluster of Italian bars, cafes and restaurants serving good quality food. Half a block to the east is the trendy 'Winding Stairs' restaurant, with its book-lined walls (relics of a former second-hand bookshop-cum-cafe of the same name); The woollen Mills on the corner of Liffey street does great casual food, including excellent brunch. Back on Capel Street, locals rave about Brother Hubbard, and the Soup Dragon, for lunch. Blas cafe in the Chocolate Factory, on Kings Inn Street, off Parnell Street West has an interesting, casual menu, in a bright, spacious and funky former factory (daytime). LOCAL PUBS include the 'Hill 16' just opposite the house, on Gardiner Street - very popular with the GAA crowd on match days (the Gaelic Athletic Association Stadium, Croke Park, is just 3 blocks to the east), they pull a superb 'pint'. ‘The Heritage Parnell’, on Parnell Street West, just around the corner from O’Connell Street, does 'pub grub'. 'The Flowing Tide', on the corner of Marlborough Street, opposite the Abbey Theatre, is one of my favorites - after the curtain goes down in the Abbey, half the cast are likely to be at the bar. A few doors closer to O’Connell Street is Mulligan’s, another very nice pub, dating from the Edwardian era. 'The Church' on Mary Street, in a converted 1720's church, is another fine place for a drink; the former owner won many accolades for the high quality of the restoration. Capel Street has many typical local pubs, which have the added benefit of serving a largely local population. They include 'O’Neill’s' and 'Slattery's which is good for music. 'The Black Sheep' has the local craft beers covered, and does good bar food, (as does its sister pub, ‘The Brew Dock’, on Store Street, at the bottom of Gardiner Street. The north side traditional music 'musician’s' bar is 'The Cobblestone', at the top of Smithfield, and is suitably grungy. DEPARTMENT STORES AND FASHION Henry Street, off O’Connell Street, at the SPIRE, is the premier shopping street on the north side of the river. Here you will find Arnott’s the local department store, which highlights Irish fashion and design, throughout the store, and has several nice cafes. Henry Street also contains large branches of Debenhams and Marks&Spencers, as well as branches of most of the high street fashion chains. There are two large shopping centres, the Jervis, with a large branch of Tesco’s in the Basement, and the ILAC, which has a Dunne's Department Store, with a Food Hall in the basement. (You can shop for fresh produce on adjacent Moore Street, Dublin's oldest street market, now also home to a thriving cluster of ethnic food markets and restaurants.) NORTHSIDE CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS The North side of Parnell Square is home to the city's Hugh Lane Gallery of Modern Art; we share a significant collection of Impressionist painting with the Tate Gallery in London, part of the Hugh Lane Bequest, which is rotated in seven-year cycles. (The cafe, overlooking an interior garden, is called 'Hatch'; the original is in the basement of the 'Little Museum of Dublin' on St. Stevens Green). Next door is the Writer's Centre, and next door again, is the Writer's Museum, with a Michelin-starred restaurant in the basement, the amazing Chapter One. Down on the East side of Parnell Square is the beautiful jewel-box that is the Gate Theatre - part of the 18th-century entertainment complex established by the entrepreneurial Dr. Bartholomew, to help support his new Rotunda Maternity Hospital (the oldest purpose-built such hospital in the world, and still delivering babies on a daily basis, 270 years later (9000 in 2012). You could be seated in either the Abbey or Gate Theatres within 10 minutes of leaving the house, and the James Joyce Cultural Centre is even closer, on North Great Georges Street (don't forget to check out the Cobalt Cafe, opposite). Hop on the Luas Red Line, going west, in Abbey Street, halfway between Mountjoy Square and the river, and alight ‘Museum’ stop. The National Museum, Collins Barracks, housed in an old military barracks, dating from 1702, contains the Decorative Arts Collections, (basically, everything post 1700). Descend at the next stop, ‘Heuston’ for IMMA, Ireland's National Museum of Modern Art, housed in the old Kilmainham Hospital, built in the1660’s. It pre-dates its more famous sibling, the Chelsea Hospital, in London by several years. Not to be missed is the Old Jameson Distillery, in Smithfield. Jameson was distilled here until 1971, when three historic distilleries amalgamated, and centralized distilling in Midleton, Co. Cork. The Museum is very well presented; one is guided around the distilling floor, among the huge old pot stills before retiring to the Bar to sample the goods. Nearby is one of the oldest churches in Dublin, St.Michan’s, on Church Street, dating from the mid-11thC. There are several mummified bodies in the basement, thought to be Crusaders. When I was a child, one was allowed to shake their hands….. SOUTHSIDE In the south city centre, the RESTAURANT HUB is in the pedestrian streets to either side of Grafton Street, and in Temple Bar. Particular favourites of mine include: * The Pig's Ear, Nassau Street * Nede, Temple Bar Square * Eden Bar and Grill, South William Street * The Green Hen, Wicklow Street * Fallon and Byrne, Exchequer Street, basement wine-bar, full service restaurant first- floor, and coffee bar within the food-hall on the ground floor. * Fade Street Social, Fade Street, tapas bar and full-service restaurant. * The Rustic Stone, Exchequer Street, upmarket, sophisticated and healthy ‘fast food’. * Cornucopia, Wicklow Street- vegetarian café day, full service by evening. * The Port House, South William Street, wine bar and tapas. * Stanley's, St. Andrew Street, off Wicklow Street- wine bar and full service * Pinxto, Crowe Street, Temple Bar, as above, same management. * Cleaver East, Clarence Hotel - chef Oliver Dunne had a Michelin star in the parent restaurant, Bon Appetit, Malahide village, until he decided to hand it back and get a life Southside city-centre TRADITIONAL PUBS we like are: * Mulligan's, Poolbeg Street * Neary's, Chatham Street * Grogan’s, South William Street * International Bar, Wicklow Street * O'Neill's, Suffolk Street * The Dawson Lounge, Dawson Street * The Stag's Head, Connaught Court * The Long Hall, South Great Georges Street * Doheny and Nesbitt’s, Merrion Row * Kehoe’s, South Anne Street * The Duke, Duke Street Fronting the river, TEMPLE BAR, with its vibrant mix of independent shops, cafes, restaurants, pubs, markets and cultural institutions occupies an area three blocks deep and ten blocks long. At the western end, look out for the two branches of the Queen of Tarts- a wonderful tea shop that offers really good home baking and teas and coffees, all served on mismatched antique china (Lord Edward Street and Cow's Lane). Piglet Wine Bar, on the same pedestrian street had a lovely wine selection and great tapas, at good prices. TEMPLE BAR FARMERS MARKET, is held every Saturday in Meeting House Square, 9-4.30, now has a smart new tensile roof for wet days, and is a good place to rub shoulders with the locals, whilst sampling local food culture. Don’t miss the Oyster Stall, , or David Llewyllan’s fantastic ‘Double L’ local cider- 100% apple (not even water), and the two local cheese stalls, among others. Don’t’ forget to check out the overflow stalls on Curved Street, where Rossa Crowe’s fantastic bread is on offer- Rossa took himself off to France for two years to train, and now produces slow fermented breads, made with the very best organic flours. SOUTHSIDE CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS TRINITY COLLEGE is a good orientation point; from here it is easy to find the mediaeval core, the cultural/political hub of the country around Kildare Street, and the Grafton Street fashion hub. The campus occupies a 40-acre (16ha.) site, and is over 400 years old, though what one sees today are mainly beautiful eighteenth-century buildings. It is worth a wander around, after a visit to spectacular Long Library, to see the Book of Kells and other illustrated Celtic manuscripts. From Front Gate, look south to Grafton Street or west up College Green and Dame Street, which lead to the mediaeval core. At the brow of the hill you will find: * Dublin Castle (visit the State Apartments, the Chester Beatty Library and the lovely garden in front (which is actually the helicopter-landing pad for the Castle). * The City Hall with its 'Museum of the Capital' in the basement is worth a look- the Hall is free, and there is a nominal charge for the Museum. * Christchurch Cathedral * Dublinia-in the Christchurch Chapterhouse (Viking Exhibition). * Old Saint Audeon's Church, built almost into the city wall. * St Patrick's Cathedral, and historic park beside. * Marshe's Library-the oldest public library in these islands, 1701. * Francis Street- the Antiques Quarter. * Thomas Street/Meath Street, for a touch of 'Old Dublin'. * The Guinness Storehouse. * Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, (IMMA) Ireland's National Gallery of Modern Art, with its wonderful, recently restored formal garden. KILMINHAM GAOL is worth a visit, and tells the story of Irish Nationalism. It can be reached via the grounds of IMMA, passing Bully’s Acre, and old graveyard, where Brian Boru was reputedly rested on his way to his final burial place in Armagh. Alternatively, exit onto Nassau Street, with its cluster of high-quality shops showcasing the best of Irish crafts - fashion, knitwear, weaving, glassware, ceramics and contemporary jewellery - the Kilkenny Shop has a great cafe upstairs, with views over College Park. The Pig's Ear restaurant is one of my all-time favourites. Continue along the College Park railings till you reach Kildare Street, the cultural-institutional hub of the country. All of our national cultural institutions have free admission. Here you will find the National Library, and the National Museum, facing each other over the forecourt of Leinster House, home to the Oireachtas, our National Parliament. The National Library has a lovely exhibit on the poet, W.B. Yeats, and the Treasury, in the National Museum houses both the Bronze Age and Early Christian collections. On the opposite side of the block, on Merrion Street/Merrion Square, you will find the National Gallery, and the Natural History Museum (known to Dubliner's of my father's generation, as 'The Dead Zoo’. This is a very refreshing look to the past, with absolutely no interpretation, and nothing, not even a postcard, to buy). The National Gallery is almost through a four-year renovation programme; in the meantime, the Millennium Wing, on Clare Street, has a ‘highlights of’ exhibition, and the Café and Gift Shop are also accessed via the Clare Street Entrance. GETTING AROUND Two operators offer Hop-On/Hop-Off tours: (URL HIDDEN) (URL HIDDEN) They both offer a 2-day ticket, and cost roughly the same price - check them out online before you make up your mind. One can buy an integrated LEAP card in most newsagents, at train stations, and in the Dublin Bus Head Office at 42 O’Connell Street (on the west side of the street, just north of the Spire). This can be used on the LUAS, DART, some suburban mainline trains, and on Dublin Bus routes. There is also a 3-day tourist pass, the Freedom Ticket, which provides good value. €28 will give you 72 hours transport, starting at the Airport; Airlink from the airport, the Hop-On-Hop –Off tourist bus and all local bus routes. Web: (URL HIDDEN) •The DART, the local electric commuter train, runs north/south along the coast. The north-side city centre station is Connolly, on Amiens Street, facing Talbot Street, but I usually suggest people use Tara Street, as Connolly is also a mainline station, and is very big, and a bit confusing. Tara is purely a commuter station, and is about the same distance. It is on George’s Quay, just south of the Custom House. The other south-side city centre station is Pearse, on Westland Row, at the south end of the Trinity campus. •The LUAS Red Line runs east-west through the north side of the city, as far east as the docks, and serves both Connolly and Heuston mainline stations. The nearest stop to Mountjoy Square is Abbey, on Middle Abbey Street, opposite the Abbey Theatre. The LUAS Green Line serves the south suburbs; Ranelagh, Dundrum, Leopardstown Racecourse, and on out to Cherrywood, on the county boundary with Wicklow. •Main cross-city bus routes run north-south through O’Connell Street. The No.7 terminates on Mountjoy Square North, and there is a ‘shopper’s fare’ of 50c, to Grafton Street- alight at Trinity. On the return journey it skirts the Trinity campus and comes along Pearse, to the east of the campus - catch it on Clare Street, at the Millennium wing of the National Gallery. •DUBLIN BIKES are free to use for the first half hour, and have a stand on Mountjoy Square West, but one needs to go to the Princes Street stand (to the right hand side of the General Post Office (GPO)), to purchase a short term card. It costs €2, and is only available to credit card holders. SHOPPING WITH A DIFFERENCE Those interested in the local fashion, art and design scene should look out for the following addresses (in no particular order): •Designist, South Great George's Street (stock chosen for good design) •Irish Design Store, Drury Street •Article, Powerscourt Townhouse Centre (housewares) •Irish Designer Store, Top floor Powerscourt Townhouse Centre •Cow's Lane Gallery, Temple Bar (artist’s collective) •The Jam Factory, Nicholas Street (artist’s collective) •Avoca, Suffolk Street •Kilkenny Shop, Nassau Street •Designyard, South Frederick Street (jewellery) •Louise Kennedy, couturier, Merrion Square, and Tipperary Crystal •Gallery Zozimus, Francis Street (art gallery and carefully chosen crafts) •Graphic Studio Gallery, Temple Bar (artist-printmaker’s gallery) •Malthouse Design Centre and Shop, Distillery Court, 537 North Circular •Magee's of Donegal, Wicklow Street, and, •Kevin and Howlin, Nassau Street have hand-woven tweeds covered. •Dubarry's, College Green produce wonderful, country-style outerwear, including the most perfect alternative to sweaty, waterproof Wellington boots… •Monaghan's, Hibernian Way, the House of Ireland on Nassau Street and the Sweater Shops on Wicklow Street and Nassau Street has the best selections of traditional knitwear. Monaghan's specialise in cashmere. •The Cloth Shop, St. William Street, for interesting designer fabric, including a good selection of Irish Linen, and Liberty of London INDEPENDENT BOOKSHOPS and MUSIC STORES Eason’s, O’Connell Street, is a Dublin institution for over 100 years. It encompasses a large stationery department, a branch of Tower Records on the top floor, academic books in the basement, a nice café and two floors of general books. It is a good place to browse books of Irish interest, and they have a really good Information Desk. Chapters, Parnell Street West is my ‘local’. John Gannon is one of the best booksellers in the business, and his staff are hand-picked enthusiastic bibliophiles, one and all. Stock is a mixture of the latest releases, and carefully chosen remaindered books. Their ordering service is superlative, and they ALWAYS know exactly what one is talking about, even with just the vaguest, half-remembered clues from a newspaper review. Very strong on contemporary fiction, natural history, non-fiction and books of Irish interest. Extensive second-hand section upstairs. The Secret Bookstore, Wicklow Street is another favourite. It’s tucked away down a passage, near the L’Occitane shop and often throws up gems among its large second-hand stock. An eclectic music store occupies the rear of the shop. Cathach Rare Books, Duke Street, specializes in Irish first editions, and have an interesting selection of Irish maps and prints. Stokes Books is another interesting antiquarian/secondhand shop, specializing in books of Irish interest. You’ll find it in Georges Street Arcade. Claddagh Records, Cecelia Street, Temple Bar, is primarily a music publisher, but they have a retail outlet in Temple Bar, which is the oldest independent music shop in Dublin, and specializes in traditional Irish music, with some interesting World Music additions. PLACES OF WORSHIP: Roman Catholic: Many Catholic churches have Mass on Saturday evening, in addition to morning Masses. •St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church, Upper Gardiner Street. Gospel Mass, 7.30pm Sundays, September to mid June. •St. Mary's Metropolitan Church - the Pro-Cathedral, Marlborough. Sung Mass, 11am, Sundays, with the Palestrina Choir. •St. Joseph’s Church, Berkeley Road, Dublin 7. •St. Teresa’s Church, Clarendon Street Church, choir sings at 11 o’clock Mass, Sunday’s •St. Peter’s Church, Phibsborough, Dublin 7, has wonderful Harry Clarke ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN)) stained glass windows. •Whitefriars Street Church, Aungier Street, church has relics of St. Valentine. Church of Ireland: •Christchurch Cathedral, Christchurch Place, sung Services Sundays, •St. Patrick's Cathedral, Nicholas Street, sung Services Sundays. •St. Anne’s Church, Dawson Street, Dublin 2 Jewish: Dublin Hebrew Congregation (URL HIDDEN) Daily services in Synagogue at 32a Rathfarnham Road, Public Transport: Buses: (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN). Get off at Terenure Cross (road). Walk up Rathfarnham Road, pass AIB Bank and one row of terraced houses; shul is next building, with wooden/metal security gates. Across the street is a shop called Window Fashions. Dublin Jewish Progressive Congregation (DJPC) Website: (URL HIDDEN) Email: (EMAIL HIDDEN) Postal: PO Box 3059, Dublin 6 President: Mrs. Hilary Abrahamson Muslim: Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland (ICCI) 19 Roebuck Road, Clonskeagh, Dublin 14, Tel: (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Islamic Foundation of Ireland (IFI) 163 South Circular Road, Dublin 8. Tel: +(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Anwar-up-Madina Moore Street, Dublin 1. SHORT TRIPS OUTSIDE THE CITY BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT NORTH: Catch the No.46A bus, (heading north on O'Connell Street to the Phoenix Park- the largest enclosed urban park in the world, 1750 acres behind a seven-mile-long stone wall. Ashtown Castle Interpretive Centre, with its wonderful walled garden and café is a good place to orient oneself. From here, on Saturdays, it is possible to visit Aras an Uachtarian, the official residence of our President. One can also visit Farmliegh, the Official State Guesthouse, a former Guinness mansion. Among it’s attractions are an art gallery, café, occasional free concerts, and regular weekend Farmer’s Markets. The Park also houses the Dublin Zoo, (1827, the second-oldest Zoo in the world, after London’s Regent Park Zoo). Several herd of Fallow Deer roam at liberty. Many sports are catered for; there is Polo ground, a cricket club, and lots soccer pitches. The Duke of Wellington is commemorated by a marvellous Sobelisk, and the Forty Acres affords superb views over the city, with the Royal Hospital and Guinness Brewery in the foreground, along the south side of the River Liffey. Phoenix Park can also be reached via the LUAS Red Line, direction Tallagh, heading west. Alight at 'Museum' and take a detour into the National Museum-Collins Barracks, which houses the Decorative Arts, post-1700, wonderful collections of silver, furniture, glass and other artifacts. Just up the road, in Glasnevin, there are three worthwhile attractions: Glasnevin Cemetary, was founded by Daniel O’Connell as one of his first initiatives, post Catholic Emancipation in 1829, to provide a dignified place for Catholic burial. The Glasnevin Museum is new, and has superlative displays of Nationalist history. They also have a very good Geneology Department. The National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin, date from the end of 18thC. Though relatively small, they contain an internationally-aclaimed collection of plants and three iconic Glasshouses, by Turner of Dublin, which have all been restored in the recent past. There is a nice café in the Gardens, and entry is free. The Gravedigger’s Pub, over-looking a Green, is not to be missed. It acquired its name from the fact that there used to be a hatch in the rear wall, through which the gravediggers were served. They do nice simple pub food, and one can sit outside on sunny days. Walk back into town, and stop at either the The Botanic Bar at Harte’s Corner or the Brian Boru, typicl local bars. The Whitworth, at Cross Guns Bridge, with nice food, is on the corner of the Royal Canal. Take a stroll east down the canal bank, and you will see swans, and moor-hens going about their business. At the next bridge, at Dorset Street, look out for the lifesize bronze statue of Brendan Behan, a local author. From here is just a few minute’s stroll up Belvidere Place, with its charming stepped terraces of tall Georgian houses, to Mountjoy Square. Another favourite is the Marino Casino, in Fairview/Clontarf, an early 18th century pleasure house, built to the design of Sir William Chambers, for Lord Charlemont, purely for entertaining, also just a few miles by bus, north of the city centre. Catch the DART, the coastal commuter train, heading north, at Tara Street Station, on the South Liffey quays, at Butt Bridge, and take a short ride. You have the choice of Howth (a working fishing village) or Malahide. Howth Demesne or Howth Head, behind the village will both afford walks with great views; the Harbour has a dozen restaurants along the quay- ranging from take-out fish and chips to the very upmarket. Book an early-evening window table at Aqua, and be astonished by the sunset over the coast, looking north-west. Another favourite of mine is Deep, midway along the quay (and do watch out for the local tame and greedy Harbour Seal, who begs shamelessly from the trawler men, who tie up alongside). Malahide is a charming village, with some of the most expensive urban residential properties in the country. Good food and good shopping are to be had here. On the edge of the village you will find Malahide Castle and Demesne, open to the public, which includes a renowned private Arboretum, as Milo de Malahide, the last of his family, (who had occupied the castle continuously since Norman times, in the 10th-12th centuries) was a significant plants-man. The Castle contains the National Portrait Collection, as was as magnificent furniture and other contents. There is a smart new branch of the AVOCA Shop and Café in the Courtyard. Oliver Dunne's restaurant, Bon Appetit, on St. James Terrace, has superb food in elegant, relaxed surroundings.(This restaurant had a Michelin star for years, but the chef/patron decided to return it, and simplify his life - a case of 'been there-done that'.) SOUTH: South of the city you will find Rathfarnham Castle, and its Berkeley Costume and Toy Collection (No. 16 bus). Marley Park is a little further, just at the foot of the Dublin Mountains. It has wonderful parkland with easy walks, and a magnificent walled garden with a nice cafe. The No.16 bus, from O’Connell Street will leave you close by. Powerscourt is at the edge of Enniskerry, its associated estate village, at the end of the No.44 bus route, which winds its way through the south side suburbs, into Wicklow, through the Scalp, a deep and picturesque glacial valley. The 19th century gardens are fabulous, and make great use of the 'borrowed landscape' beyond. The terrace and Nepture fountain are centred on the Sugarloaf mountain, which marks the beginning of the Wicklow Mountains. The Powerscourt Waterfall, part of the same estate, is a few miles further on, and there are beautiful, way-marked, woodland and moorland walks in the hills nearby. Do be mindful; these ‘mountains’ can be deceptive- while not high, they can be treacherous, as weather conditions can change in minutes. Stick to the way-marked paths, and do keep an eye on the weather. Take the DART south to Bray and Greystones - via Dun Loughaire, Dalkey and Killiney - all interesting villages, with many cafes and restaurants. Killiney Hill, with its eighteenth century obelisk at the summit, is a short climb that results in amazing views over Dublin Bay, and down into the Wicklow Mountains beyond. There is a nice pub in in the ‘village’- ‘The Druid’s Chair’. Dalkey is a charming village with old-fashioned shops and lots of nice pubs, cafes and restaurants. The local Dalkey Castle Heritage Centre, is worth checking out, and in the summer run a theatre programme, and walking tours. Bray Esplanade is a classic Victorian seaside amenity, sturdily built from local granite - the perfect place to enjoy an ice-cream. Campo di Fiori, either the Restaurant or the Café, both near the train station and the north end of the Promenade, are particular favourites of mine. If one is feeling energetic, one could contemplate the Cliff Walk from Bray to Greystones - 4miles/6km along the rough cliff path. Lots of nice pubs for a pint of Guinness at the other end, The Hungry Pear is my favourite café, among many. The DART will take you straight back into the city. But.. make sure to do it in the morning, as by mid-day the path is in shade, and it can be windy and cold. WEST: Travelling into the rich plains of Kildare, by the No. 67 bus route, you will come to the historic village of Celbridge, just twelve miles from the city centre. Castletown House is Ireland's finest Palladian mansion, and was saved from destruction by Desmond Guinness, in the early 1960's. He purchased it from the construction company who had acquired it. They intended to demolish it, to make way for a vast suburban housing estate. The Irish Georgian Society, founded by Desmond Guinness, restored the house and furnished it with the help of many volunteers and sponsors, and opened it to the public, a heroic task for a small membership conservation society. Today, it is in State ownership, and it is the flagship Georgian heritage property of Ireland. It is beautifully presented, and the parklands are undergoing restoration. A local bus, or the commuter train from Connolly Station in Amiens Street, will take one to Maynooth, a charming University town, with another magnificent Palladian mansion, Carton House, now operating as a very upmarket hotel and golf club. Lots of companies offer day-long coach tours. Some involve very long days, i.e, Cliffs of Moher in Clare and the Giant’s Causeway on the Antrim coast. Two more local, and very worthwhile ones are either: The Boyne Valley Tour (Newgrange Neolithic ( 5000 yr old World Heritage Site) / Mellifont Cistercian ruins- (12thC.)/ Monasterboice Early Christian (6th-8thC.) The Wicklow-Glendalough Tour (Powerscourt / Wicklow Mountains National Park and Glendalough (Glen of the Two Lakes) a 6thC. Early Christian site, in beautiful wooded valley. Details of both of these trips, and others, are available in the big black folder in the apartment.

A beautiful, historic residential square, built in 1790's, within 5-10 minutes walk of the city centre. Elegance and convenience combined with a bit of inner city grittiness. I have loved it all, since 1978!

¡El lugar de Karin fue absolutamente fenomenal! Mi esposo y yo nos alojamos aquí mientras viajábamos por Irlanda, y nos encantó. Tenía todo lo que necesitábamos para cocinar, y un mercado en la calle para comprar comestibles. ¡Karin es uno de los mejores anfitriones con los que hemos interactuado!

Taylor2020-03-19T00:00:00Z

Todo fue absolutamente perfecto, ¡muchas gracias!

Mathilde2020-03-09T00:00:00Z

Este lugar es la perfección absoluta! Es impresionante, acogedor, limpio cerca del centro y Karin es el anfitrión perfecto.

Katy2020-02-04T00:00:00Z

Un gran espacio Muy recomendable.

Jake2020-01-19T00:00:00Z

He tenido una maravillosa estancia en el estudio georgiano de Karin. La comunicación de derecha fue genial, con consejos prácticos y explicaciones. La bienvenida fue cálida y Karin se tomó el tiempo, fue muy amable. Había un montón de golosinas extra en la nevera y me sentí muy bienvenido. A la salida, mi vuelo se fue horas después de la salida: no hay problema, Karin me dejó poner mi equipaje en el pasillo, para que pudiera ir a ver (fui a la hermosa Howth). Muy recomendable !!!

Monique2019-06-30T00:00:00Z

El lugar era genial. Todo el espacio que necesitábamos, cafetera y adaptadores para ayudar a mantener cargados nuestros productos electrónicos. Está en una calle concurrida, por lo que hay ruido de tráfico después de una hora determinada. Aún así, encontró todo lo demás mejor de lo esperado.

Mark2019-06-19T00:00:00Z

Seleccioné la opción "mejor de lo que esperábamos" al revisar el departamento de Karin. Sin embargo, siento que da la impresión de que no esperábamos mucho del departamento cuando en realidad esperábamos un alto nivel dadas las críticas positivas y Karin logró superar estas altas expectativas, ¡para nuestro deleite! Apreciamos enormemente la provisión de jugo de frutas y huevos, etc. Fue una adición tan reflexiva que brindó relajación instantánea después de una ajetreada mañana de viaje (y llenó nuestros vientres hambrientos). Karin incluso proporcionó algunos artículos de aseo, que era otro toque encantador. Karin fue increíblemente flexible con nuestros planes de viaje y estuvo feliz de guardar nuestras maletas para nosotros antes del check-in y después del check-out, lo que significaba que realmente podíamos ver la mayor parte de Dublín. Estaríamos encantados de quedarnos con Karin nuevamente si surge la oportunidad, no puedo cantar las alabanzas de Karin lo suficiente.

Chloe2019-06-16T00:00:00Z

El apartamento es realmente hermoso y es una experiencia única. El lugar es extremadamente limpio y la ubicación cerca del centro. Todo está bien pensado. Incluso si está en una calle ruidosa, realmente vale la pena.

Nathalie2019-06-10T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Casa/dpto. entero

Tipo de propiedad

Loft

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublín, County Dublin, Ireland

Loft entero1 cama

Interesting, Spacious Georgian Flat

Precio:$131/noche

368 evaluaciones

Superanfitrión

The following is what past guests have said that they love about this property; Guests commented on how old world and elegent it looks. You have a sense of being in the country with birds and squirrels in the trees but yet you are only 10 minutes to the airport and 10 minutes to the city centre. Everyone adored our closeness to the phoenix park - the pool room looks into the park.There are many activities in the park including the zoo, the hop on hop off bus, segways, rent a bike to name a few.

The apartment is a 4 bedroom 2.5 bathroom home separated by the swimming pool from our own house around a courtyard near the world renowned Phoenix Park, home to the President of Ireland and the American Embassy. The park is very historic with several interesting building to explore and it is home to Dublin Zoo and also home to Cricket, Polo, and a great park to rent bikes and meander around. About our home: Our home is special as the atmosphere is relaxed,friendly and we will endeavour to help our guests have the best time possible. We have a separate self contained sauna all year round and a heated swimming pool at your disposal. There are 4 bedrooms; bedroom 1 & 2 have king size beds and are ensuite. Bedroom 3 has a double sized bed and bedroom 4: King size bed and single bed. In total beds for 9 people. Only 5 km from the centre of Dublin. Dublin is an intimate city with a bustling night life with a great choice of good restaurants. In our welcome book we have suggestions for restaurants in Dublin. Suitable for Business travellers, couples and families of up to 9 who are intending on discovering Ireland. Also suitable for events such as the Bloom Garden Festival, The Royal Dublin Horse Show, Dublin Marathon and many more events. Public transport is 50 meters from the house and by car, Dublin Centre is 5km.aaww

Our house is located at the gate of the famous Phoenix Park. The house has a beautiful country feel about it but yet it is 10 minutes from the City Centre. We are within 10 mins drive of 5 golf courses, so we are ideal for golf enthusiasts. We are only 20 minutes drive also from the Dublin mountains again ideal for hill walkers,and those that like horse riding.The village of Castleknock is 8 minutes walk from the house. Here you have 5 restaurants 3 pubs and all local amenities like hair dressers, dry cleaners, beauticians etc. As we are at the Phoenix Park gate, our house is ideally situated for any event being held in the Phoenix park, like Bloom in June, Iron Man in August and motor racing and Dublin Marathon

¡Sarah es una gran anfitriona y su lugar es ideal para familias que desean visitar Dublín sin estar en el ajetreo del centro de la ciudad! La piscina y la sauna en la casa eran fabulosas y los niños realmente les encantó! ¡También nos encantaron los paseos por el parque en la puerta! Gran estancia Excelente ubicación y excelente anfitrión.

Orla2020-02-03T00:00:00Z

Sarah y su esposo fueron unos anfitriones excelentes. Tienen una hermosa casa a las afueras del parque.

Garrett2020-01-05T00:00:00Z

Mi familia tuvo una gran estancia de 2 noches en esta encantadora casa. La piscina fue sin duda lo más destacado del viaje. Disfrutamos mucho de nuestra estancia y la hospitalidad de Sarah, como nuestro anfitrión.

Louise2020-01-02T00:00:00Z

Sarah fue una excelente anfitriona y muy receptiva. El lugar es increíble como son las instalaciones. Tenga en cuenta que esto se encuentra en un área de reserva y está cerca de la casa principal, por lo que el ruido debe mantenerse bajo. En general nuestra estancia fue excelente

Sam2019-11-29T00:00:00Z

¡¿Dónde empiezo?! La casa es HERMOSA y en una excelente ubicación. Pero Sarah es una de las personas más amables que hemos conocido. Ella hizo nuestra primera visita a Irlanda inolvidable. Nuestra mamá irlandesa

Brooke2019-11-24T00:00:00Z

Una noche fabulosa, ubicación, espacio y servicios fueron perfectos para nuestro fin de semana y los anfitriones fueron muy acogedores. Es fácilmente accesible desde las carreteras principales y el aeropuerto y un corto viaje al centro de la ciudad. Ya estamos planeando reservar para el próximo año! Gracias de nuevo por una estancia encantadora.

Aisling2019-11-17T00:00:00Z

No puedo hablar lo suficiente sobre Sarah y su hermosa casa. Nuestro tiempo de aterrizaje del vuelo estaba fuera del horario de check-in, y ella nos recibió con té y conversación. Las habitaciones son muy cómodas. Tan tonto como parece, la presión del agua fue notable. Nos alojamos en muchos hoteles y BnB en el transcurso de nuestros viajes de luna de miel, y la presión del agua aquí fue fenomenal en comparación. El espacio es absolutamente precioso también. Absolutamente volveremos. Sarah es, con mucho, la mejor anfitriona que hemos tenido, y es una persona realmente maravillosa.

Cassandra2019-11-12T00:00:00Z

Sarah es una anfitriona sobresaliente, que ofrece recoger comestibles y proporcionar un transporte ocasional a Castleknock Village. ¡Ella y su familia eran las guías perfectas para hacer y ver cosas en Dublín! Phoenix Park es un lugar increíble a solo media cuadra de distancia. Los restaurantes de Castleknock, especialmente Castello Bruno, fueron increíbles. Disfrutamos de la sauna y la ubicación está a solo un rápido viaje en taxi a las principales atracciones. ¡Te recomiendo que te quedes aquí con familiares y amigos para disfrutar de la magia y el encanto de Dublín!

Kathleen2019-11-09T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Casa/dpto. entero

Tipo de propiedad

Casa

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublín, Ireland

Casa entera5 camas

Old World Converted Stableyard with Swimming Pool

Precio:$131/noche

332 evaluaciones

Superanfitrión

Fantastic Apartment in the heart of the city with river views. Refurbished by award winning A2 architects, this unique space offers modern, bright open plan accommodation with amazing views of the Ha'penny Bridge, one of Dublin most famous landmarks. Recently renovated by award winning A2 Architects, my 2nd floor, open plan studio apartment offers the perfect location to stay in Dublin. Situated right beside the symbol of Dublin, the Ha’penny Bridge, you are in the beating heart of the city. Everything is within walking distance, with Temple Bar and Trinity College for example just across the bridge and most other major sights a few minutes away . The airport bus is only 100 metres away, not to mention all the bars and restaurants just outside the door. Experiencing the true essence of Dublin couldn’t be any easier. Previously a 66-metres (710 sq ft) two-bedroom apartment, it was renovated to an open plan, creating a large space that allows full access to natural light. From the window overlooking the river Liffey, you get a great view of the sunset and the feeling of the city passing you by. It’s deceptively easy to just sit at the window and watch as people cross the Ha’penny bridge. I have Wi-fi, a great bathroom and fully functioning kitchen including a Nespresso coffee machine. Dublin is a conveniently compact city and my apartment is nestled right in the centre of it all, allowing for a hassle free, thoroughly enjoyable place to experience it to the full. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. Location cannot be better. You are overlooking the River Liffey and directly above the beautiful Ha'penny Bridge. Cross the bridge and you are in Temple Bar with its numerous bars, restaurants, vintage clothes shops, Project Arts Centre, Gallery of Photography, Irish Film Institute and many other attractions. Dublin two main pedestrian shopping streets, Grafton and Henry St are about 5 minutes away. Trinity College with its famous Library is 3 minutes walk. The Aircoach bus from the airport drops you 5 minutes away. The LUAS tram stops in Jervis St 2 minutes away but the apartment is so central you probably won't be using public transport at all. I personally wouldn't recommend car hire as a lot of the streets are one way and it can be tricky to drive around if you are not familiar with the city. Notes: -The sofa bed in the pictures is BoConcept Melo 6070 Double Sofa with reclining and sleeping function. Size as double bed is 173cm wide x 197cm long so suitable for one or two people but not as comfortable as a bed. -The Bed is King Size (150 x 200cm) and has a memory foam mattress

Location cannot be better. You are overlooking the River Liffey and directly above the beautiful Ha'penny Bridge. Cross the bridge and you are in Temple Bar with its numerous bars, restaurants, vintage clothes shops, Project Arts Centre, Gallery of Photography, Irish Film Institute and many other attractions. Dublin two main pedestrian shopping streets, Grafton and Henry St are about 5 minutes away. Trinity College with its famous Library is 3 minutes walk. Dublin is experiencing a Renaissance after a long recession and every week a new exciting restaurant, cultural space or play is opening. It is a great time to be visiting!

Dardo es un súper anfitrión.

Nok-Phanchita2020-04-04T00:00:00Z

Estudio encantador y elegante con una gran vista de Liffey

Peter2020-03-24T00:00:00Z

¡El lugar de Dardo es fantástico! Grandes ventanales que dan al río Liffey y al puente Ha'penny. Está en la ubicación central perfecta, a poca distancia de todo lo que quieres hacer en Dublín. Hay mucha vida nocturna en Temple Bar y si eres del tipo que se acuesta temprano, trae tapones para los oídos.

Autumn2020-03-14T00:00:00Z

¿Estás buscando un lugar perfecto en Dublín? Deja de mirar AQUÍ. Esta revisión no necesita nada más.

John2020-03-01T00:00:00Z

El loft limpio y elegante de Dardo fue el lugar perfecto para ubicarnos en Dublín para nuestras aventuras en la ciudad y cerca de las paradas de autobús para nuestras increíbles excursiones de un día. Estás realmente en el corazón del centro de la ciudad. Dicho esto, obtienes ruido de la ciudad, especialmente los viernes y sábados, así que si eso te molesta, ¡los tapones para los oídos funcionaron bien! Había numerosos pubs, restaurantes, tiendas y otros servicios muy cerca. Dardo fue un gran anfitrión y fue muy receptivo a nuestras preguntas y fue rápido con nuestra recogida de llaves. No podría pedir un mejor anfitrión y apreciamos sus recomendaciones. Gracias de nuevo Dardo por permitirnos usar tu espacio. ¡Ya queremos planear un viaje de regreso!

Kelli2020-02-26T00:00:00Z

Dardo se comunicó muy bien en todo momento y fue muy servicial con nosotros. Aterrizamos en Dublín bastante temprano y pudimos dejar nuestras maletas de inmediato, lo que nos dio tiempo para explorar. El apartamento está en una ubicación perfecta y está muy limpio y ordenado. Nos sentimos realmente seguros, así como el acceso y la seguridad del edificio fue muy bueno. El apartamento era muy espacioso y nos sentimos muy cómodos allí.

Simon2020-02-19T00:00:00Z

Muy buen lugar, increíble ubicación!

Chester2020-02-08T00:00:00Z

¡El lugar de Dardo fue increíble! Perfecta perfecta perfecta ubicación, muy limpia, excelente comunicación! Se quedará aquí de nuevo en el futuro!

Alysia2020-01-29T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Casa/dpto. entero

Tipo de propiedad

Loft

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublín, Dublín, Ireland

Loft entero2 camas

Designer Apt in the heart of Dublin

Precio:$163/noche

503 evaluaciones

Superanfitrión

Superb city centre location within walking distance of all major tourist attractions (see below for times). Located just outside the noisy pub and nightlife areas and overlooking a private roof garden for a peaceful nights sleep. Elegant, designer and upscale apartment with 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom and a balcony. The apartment contains everything you could expect for your stay and includes tasteful designer furniture and interiors. The space and high quality interiors are kept immaculately clean.

This fantastic 1 bedroom modern apartment is ideally located in Dublin city centre within walking distance to all Dublin's major tourist attractions and 1 minute walk to Smithfield central tram station. The bedroom and living room overlook a private roof garden which ensures a low level of noise and a safe/peaceful nights sleep just outside the noisy pub and nightlife areas (e.g. temple bar, along the Quays, etc). The apartment itself contains 1 spacious double bedroom, 1 bathroom with shower and toilet facilities, a fully fitted modern kitchen (dishwasher, microwave, large fridge freezer, crockery, glasses, all utensils, etc.), a large living room/dining room area with floor length windows leading onto a balcony with a view of the private roof garden. We have carefully crafted detailed arrival instructions as well as a wide variety of tips/advice for the apartment, local area and Dublin city in general! We have put a lot of effort into these documents and improve them on a regular basis. Bedroom 1 - Double bed for 2 persons Living room - Double Sofa Bed for 2 persons The apartment has plenty of space for you to relax in peacefully with Dublin on your doorstep. An elevator takes you up to our apartment. Parking is available in the large public underground car park (prices vary). Major attractions walking time: > The river Liffey, Smithfield Tram station, Jameson Distillery, Smithfield Square, Dublin Tourist Bus Stop - 1 minute > Christchurch Cathedral - 7 minutes > Temple Bar, Henry Street - 10 minutes > O'Connell Street & Dublin Visitor centre, Phoenix Park, Guinness Storehouse - 12 minutes > Grafton Street - 15 minutes The apartment is professionally cleaned after every guest and freshly laundered bed sheets and towels come as standard with each booking. The bedroom has a brand new deep fill, hotel grade mattress and the bed sheets are 100% cotton with high thread count of minimum 200 threads per square inch. Duvets and pillows for all beds are hotel grade and a comfortable mattress topper ensures a good nights sleep.

Brillante piso limpio a poca distancia de todo! Diseño moderno y elegante con todo lo necesario para cocinar. Liam fue más allá con un mapa que muestra bares / cafeterías / tiendas locales a poca distancia del piso. Había cuatro de nosotros alojados entre la cama doble y el sofá cama; ambos hicieron el trabajo, pero creo que sería mucho más cómodo para dos personas que para cuatro, ya que la segunda noche podía sentir los muelles en el sofá cama. En general, es un excelente apartamento y ubicación que volveremos a usar.

Fleur2020-02-23T00:00:00Z

Mejor ubicación que podríamos haber esperado.

David2020-02-03T00:00:00Z

Precioso apartamento a poca distancia de todas las atracciones de Dublín

Ryan2020-01-22T00:00:00Z

¡Piso moderno y animado! ¡En la ubicación perfecta! Perfecto para los pocos días que estuvimos! Fácil acceso y Liam fue un gran anfitrión!

Ross2019-12-07T00:00:00Z

El apartamento se siente como en casa, es acogedor y tiene todo lo que necesitábamos para nuestra estadía. Super cerca de todo. Jameson está básicamente en su patio trasero (2-3 minutos a pie si es así). Cafeterías fuera de su puerta. ¡Puedes caminar a todos lados y estar allí en 15 minutos! Liam fue extremadamente receptivo, el proceso de registro fue muy fácil y te brinda increíbles consejos locales. Una estadía increíble!

Gil2019-12-04T00:00:00Z

Cafetería, restaurantes, supermercado local muy cerca

Margaret2019-11-23T00:00:00Z

El lugar de Liam estaba en una excelente ubicación para nuestras necesidades. Estaba a poca distancia de todas las cosas que queríamos hacer en Dublín y al lado de una parada en la línea de tranvía cuando lo necesitábamos. El apartamento estaba bien equipado para cocinar nuestras comidas, lo cual era importante ya que estuvimos allí durante cuatro semanas. La tienda fresca cercana era ideal para comprar víveres. El apartamento estaba limpio y bien amueblado y era un espacio cómodo para relajarse. Nos alegramos de conocer a Liam, que fue amable y servicial. En general, tuvimos una gran estancia. Esperamos alquilar este espacio nuevamente en nuestro próximo viaje a Dublín.

Carol2019-11-15T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Casa/dpto. entero

Tipo de propiedad

Condominio

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublín, County Dublin, Ireland

Departamento en complejo residencial entero2 camas

Quiet Apartment in the City Center

Precio:$87/noche

294 evaluaciones

Comfortable private double bedroom at just 10 minutes walking from the city centre, window with a beautiful view to George's Dock and ensuite private bathroom. Enjoy your stay with easy access to supermarkets, take-aways and beautiful walking areas.

Spacious Double Bed, beautiful view to George's Dock, private Bathroom (sink, toilet and shower), Wifi connection, hair dryer and fresh towels available.

Cozy double bedroom at 10 min from city centre. Enjoy Dublin in one of the best located and nice areas of the city. 10 min walking to the spire, 4 min walking to the central train station and bus station. 1 block from the city tram stop and many amenities and touristic spots near by.

La ubicación es perfecta, fácil y conveniente para la mayoría de los lugares populares. Muy recomendable.

Ching Yi2020-04-18T00:00:00Z

Muy buena persona y la habitación es encantadora

Anne2020-04-08T00:00:00Z

Agradable estancia en mi corta visita antes de un vuelo de la mañana.

Christina2020-03-23T00:00:00Z

El lugar de Annie estaba en una gran parte de Dublín. Era una habitación muy tranquila y relajante. Definitivamente regresaré cuando esté en Dublín.

Ana2020-03-20T00:00:00Z

Excelente ubicación, fácilmente accesible a pie a todos los sitios principales, pero lo suficientemente tranquila donde también podrá dormir bien al final del día.

Claire2020-03-01T00:00:00Z

El lugar de Annie estaba muy limpio, en una ubicación muy conveniente para todas las principales empresas tecnológicas de Dublín, así como a poca distancia del centro de la ciudad. Annie fue muy comunicativa, brindó instrucciones claras para el auto check-in y estuvo en contacto durante toda mi estadía.

Ciara2020-02-06T00:00:00Z

Annie ha sido una anfitriona genial, todo el viaje ha transcurrido sin problemas. Ha dado toda la información muy clara y concisa, no tendrás problemas para encontrar el apartamento y acceder a él. Como pegas, decir que el apartamento queda un poco retirado aunque muy bien comunicado con tranvía y el acceso es algo "raro" pero Annie lo explica genial. Annie ha contestado muy rápido mis mensajes y la habitación ha estado muy limpia y presentable. Recomendaría este alojamiento y no dudaría en repetir si vuelvo a la ciudad. =)

Fernando2020-01-30T00:00:00Z

Este es un lugar encantador para alojarse, muy cerca del centro de la ciudad, con muchos restaurantes y bares cerca. Los chicos del apartamento fueron muy amables y serviciales. Definitivamente recomendaría este apartamento

Stephen2020-01-14T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Habitación privada

Tipo de propiedad

Departamento

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublín, County Dublin, Ireland

Habitación privada1 cama

Cozy Ensuite Bedroom City Centre! Available!

Precio:$35/noche

257 evaluaciones

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4.95

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4.95

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4.96

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498 evaluaciones

recorrido histórico a pie

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Desde $30 por persona

4.93

723 evaluaciones

Actividades que no te podés perder en Dublín

Cervecería

Guinness Storehouse

Parque

Saint Stephen's Green

Museum

Kilmainham Gaol

Distillery

Jameson Distillery Bow St.

Government Building

Castillo de Dublín

Iglesia

Catedral de San Patricio de Dublín

Zoo

Dublin Zoo

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Museo Irlandés de Arte Moderno

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Alojamientos populares

Gardiner House is known for its outstanding facilities such as one of the coolest beer garden in town where BBQs take place during summertime. You will get the unique opportunity to stay in an authentic Georgian building fitted with hostel-icebreakers such as billiards and a football table, a cozy TV room with a massive DVDs choice or Netflix and a fully equipped kitchen. Gardiner House is a guarantee of superb front-desk to welcome you and a top location for an experience you won't forget!

Each floor comes with its own wi-fi router – free wi-fi thought the whole building, and the shared rooms are equipped with all you need to ensure a comfy stay: fresh bed linen are included; power outlets for each bed; little reading lights and individual lockers underneath the bunks to lock up your valuables – bring your own padlock – otherwise padlocks, adapters and big shower towels can be purchased at reception. Hairdryers, iron, boarding games are available to borrow as well. All rooms are bright and spacious and cleaned daily, each floor has multiple bathrooms, which are cleaned four times a day to ensure a high-quality standard of cleanliness.

Gran hostal cerca del centro!

William2020-03-12T00:00:00Z

Este albergue está al norte del río, a 10 minutos a pie del autobús. Pensé que era una buena ubicación. Está limpio y el personal es amable. Estaba 100% satisfecho con la estancia.

Brandy2020-03-11T00:00:00Z

Gran lugar, no solo por el valor, sino en general uno de los mejores albergues en los que he estado.

Micah2020-03-03T00:00:00Z

un lugar divertido para quedarse

Karine2020-03-02T00:00:00Z

Gran experiencia

Nicolas2020-03-02T00:00:00Z

Gran estancia, no hubiera pensado que un albergue puede ser tan cómodo.

Eileen2020-02-29T00:00:00Z

Excelente ambiente, la limpieza es lo más destacado de este albergue. Gracias

Maura2020-02-28T00:00:00Z

¡Tuve una estancia realmente agradable y agradable en Dublín! Muy recomendable

Lea2020-02-22T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Habitación de hotel

Tipo de propiedad

Hostel

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublin 1, County Dublin, Ireland

Habitación de hotel1 cama

Chapel- 18 Bed Mixed - Dublin 1, North City Centre

Precio:$26/noche

331 evaluaciones

This is a shared room - with another guest as you see in the title. Our House is situated in the hearth of Dublin at 15 minutes walking to Trinity College, Dublin Business School, 10 minutes walking to Temple Bar, Mc Donalds, Burger king, 5 minutes walking to Cinema Tesco, Aldi, Lidl and very close of bus stops, luas

We share a common kitchen, everyone is welcome to prepare some food. The breakfast is self service in the morning and you can eat anything you like. There will be a selection of fruits in season,cereals, soy & almond drink, frozen fruits , eggs, beans and bread.

We are in a central location close to all touristic attractions, pubs, nightclubs, restaurants bus stops, typical central place

¡Gran lugar!

Ezequiel2020-03-19T00:00:00Z

El anfitrión perfecto y airbnb para esperar el apocalipsis del virus COVD-19

Brad2020-03-15T00:00:00Z

Lugar limpio buen anfitrión buena ubicación

Ewan2020-03-12T00:00:00Z

Anfitrión amable y acogedor. La habitación es espaciosa y las camas están bien. Precioso lugar para alojarse en Dublín.

Jasper2020-03-11T00:00:00Z

Marius es una persona muy simpática y atenta, y la ubicación de su casa está muy bien. Lo recomendaría.

Sheila2020-03-07T00:00:00Z

Como el lugar está ubicado en el corazón del centro de la ciudad, casi todo en mi itinerario estaba a una corta distancia a pie o en autobús. Gran valor para una excelente ubicación!

Josh Albert2020-03-03T00:00:00Z

Marius es muy amable y acogedor. Todo salió bien durante mi estancia en Dublín. El apartamento está bien ubicado cerca del centro de la ciudad. Recomiendo este lugar y espero volver más tarde.

Rodrigues2020-03-01T00:00:00Z

Gran estancia ... Gran tipo, realmente servicial

Davide2020-02-22T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Habitación compartida

Tipo de propiedad

Departamento

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublin 1, County Dublin, Ireland

Habitación compartida1 cama

City centre shared bed and breakfast, 2 in a room.

Precio:$22/noche

120 evaluaciones

Cosy home in Crumlin very close to city centre. Luxury double bedroom with tv and wi fi

Bedroom and bathroom kitchen and patio area

It is a quiet culdesac. Close to a good bus service to the city. There is pubs and takeaways plus a cafe and deli near by

Lugar perfecto. Sean es el anfitrión más asombroso. Te hace sentir extremadamente cómodo y muy bien informado.

Samer2020-03-08T00:00:00Z

Sean es muy encantador. Los recomendaría si quieren quedarse en su casa. Cerca de ciudad y tiendas. Vendré de nuevo Gracias sean :)

Amirul2020-03-06T00:00:00Z

Sean fue muy amable y acogedor. Tuve una buena estancia y lo recomendaría.

Nenad2020-03-01T00:00:00Z

Recomendaría este lugar a cualquiera que necesite un lugar para alojarse en Dublín, ubicado convenientemente cerca del centro de la ciudad. El anfitrión fue extremadamente amable y me dio una cálida bienvenida a su casa.

Paul2020-02-27T00:00:00Z

Súper bienvenida de Sean, la casa y el dormitorio son muy cálidos. Nos sentimos bien rápidamente y nos gustaría quedarnos más tiempo ... ¡Lo recomiendo encarecidamente!

Leon2020-02-24T00:00:00Z

Todo perfecto de nuevo. Gracias por su bienvenida

Candice2020-02-21T00:00:00Z

Habitación cómoda y agradable estancia.

Francesco2020-02-20T00:00:00Z

Fue perfecto. Sean es realmente agradable y acogedor.

Candice2020-02-19T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Habitación privada

Tipo de propiedad

Casa

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Crumlin, County Dublin, Ireland

Habitación privada0 camas

Comfortable in Crumlin

Precio:$33/noche

259 evaluaciones

Superanfitrión

*THIS APARTMENT IS ALL ABOUT LOCATION* Beautiful 1 bedroom top floor apartment perfectly located on the prestigious Dame Street slap bang in the heart of Dublin City Centre. Located behind us is the famed Temple bar district. Our apartment looks onto the pedestrian entrance to Dublin Castle in the medieval quarter of Dublin. Encompassing Temple Bar, City Hall, Christchurch, Patrick's Cathedral, Trinity College and Guinness storehouse a short stroll away. Dublin's best is right at your doorstep!

A beautiful small one bedroom apartment with lovely views looking over the prestigious Dame Street Our location is ideal after a long days sightseeing THE PROPERTY IS OVER 300 years old and my apartment has been fully refurbished. This building is listed and preserved therefore we are not permitted to add an elevator. ** PLEASE NOTE - THERE IS NO LIFT IN THIS BUILDING. YOU WILL NEED TO CLIMB 60 STEPS ON THE ORIGINAL NARROW STAIRCASE OF THE MAIN HOUSE. THIS APARTMENT IS STRICTLY NON SMOKING. ** steps can be steep for elderly. But if the knees are good and your heart in ship shape, the location and view on Dame Street is worth it! This is an ideal base to relax & unwind after a long days sightseeing. Sit back and relax over coffee and watch Dublin float by from our large windows in the dining room. This apartment is located on the top floor, right in the centre of Dublin City. I love this area and I am sure that you will too. In fact it is one of the best locations to stay when visiting Dublin! Everywhere you would want to visit is just a short stroll away. This includes: Christchurch, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Temple Bar, Trinity College, St Stephens Green, Grafton Street & plenty more. The Guinness Storehouse is only a 15 minute walk away. Our apartment is beside Dublin's best restaurants, bars, theaters, traditional Irish pubs, shops, shopping centers, galleries, buses, taxis, luas, train station etc.. The airport 747 bus passes the door and so convenient for arrivals and departures to the Airport. Everything in our apartment is brand new and designed with guest comfort in mind. Our kitchen is fully equipped and has all the mod-cons including touch button Hob, Fridge, Microwave, pots, pans, utensils & bean to cup coffee machine. Our ensuite bedroom is a bijou size room equipped with a standard 4ft 6” double bed and dressed with hotel linens. It is situated at the back of the apartment away from the Main Street. In the bedroom there is a clothes rail to hang your clothes & an en-suite bathroom with separate electric shower room. This apartment is ideal for two sharing, however there is also the possibility of accommodating a third adult in the living room on our brand new sofa bed (can sleep 2 Children). We provide all the essentials you need for a relaxing trip: coffee, tea, shampoo, shower gel, towels, linens, hairdryer, iron, ironing board & washing up liquid. In short your home away from home!!

This 3rd floor apartment is all about it's location and the bright comfortable interior with a great view to the prestigious Dame Street. What I love about my neighbourhood is the first morning views from our large windows towards Dublin Castle. It is rare to have such prime City living in a superb location in Dublin. There is lots to see and do in my area among all the famous sites there are plenty of cute cafes, award winning restaurants and great pubs. Alfresco morning breakfast at the Queen of Tarts on Cows lane, where I often read the morning paper with a sweet treat and tea from a china cup. Afternoon croissant on the heated terrace of the Castle gates with a great coffee outside Chez Max restaurant. My favourite family friendly Italian restaurant Toscana is right on my street, where they grow their own vegetables and salads from their family farm-house. Morning or evening yoga in the studio across my street. A stroll in the park in the Castle grounds on a sunny day or a visit to the Chester Beatty library! I love the people, the smile and even in the rain the fun and bustle of my City. The farmers organic market just around the corner, on a Saturday hail rain or shine! I love the walks around Trinity College and a visit to its long library and book of Kells that can be viewed there. A short stroll to Christ Church Cathedral and its beautiful crypt or to sunbathe in St Patrick's Cathedral gardens when the sun visits Dublin. A stroll to Guinness Store house to view Dublin from their sky bar. I love the shopping on Grafton Street and feeding the ducks in St Stephens Green. Of course when it rains the great craic and traditional music in the wonderful bars here any time of day. But my favourite bars have to be the Stags head off Dame Street behind the Mercantile. I love Hogans bar or 200 year old The Long Hall on George's St. Our neighbourhood for sure is most convenient for getting around with all the sights on our doorstep. But best of all I love the sense of history here. I reside in the oldest quarter of Dublin, where so much Irish history has been written.

La ubicación era de primer nivel! Todo está muy cerca y la habitación tiene una hermosa vista de la calle. La habitación en sí tenía muchas comodidades excelentes también. Magnífico lugar en general!

Jules2020-01-05T00:00:00Z

Maravilloso alojamiento justo en el corazón de Dublín. Muy cerca de atracciones históricas y culturales, restaurantes y tiendas. Disfrutamos mucho de nuestro alojamiento!

Tracy2020-01-03T00:00:00Z

Mi esposo y yo definitivamente recomendaríamos este lugar a cualquiera que esté buscando un lugar para alojarse en Dublín. Estaba limpio y la cama era muy cómoda. En términos de ubicación, fue perfecto: lo suficientemente cerca de los bares en el distrito de Temple Bar sin estar demasiado cerca. También estaba a poca distancia de cualquier cosa que se te ocurriera hacer. Además, según lo recomendado por Sadia & Dee, la pizzería justo debajo del apartamento es de primera categoría.

Caroline2019-12-28T00:00:00Z

¡El lugar de Sadie y Dee superó las expectativas! Mi esposa y yo pasamos un tiempo increíble en Dublín y este apartamento fue una gran parte de eso. Se sintió como 5 minutos a pie de todo! Lo que hizo que pasar por un descanso rápido entre las cosas programadas fuera realmente fácil. El apartamento estaba súper limpio y muy bien decorado. ¡Sin duda nos alojaremos aquí de nuevo! ¡Y tú también deberías!

Alex2019-12-26T00:00:00Z

Excelente lugar en una excelente ubicación, con todo a su alcance. Lo recomiendo encarecidamente.

Drew2019-12-24T00:00:00Z

Un gran lugar para alojarse en Dublín! Increíble ubicación!

Yasmin2019-12-16T00:00:00Z

Buena ubicación para Temple Bar.

Bridget2019-12-15T00:00:00Z

La ubicación fue perfecta!

April2019-09-27T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Casa/dpto. entero

Tipo de propiedad

Departamento

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublín, County Dublin, Ireland

Departamento entero2 camas

Dublin City Centre Apt #5 - Unbeatable location!

Precio:$70/noche

251 evaluaciones

Superanfitrión

The room is in simple monochromatic decor with cool work desk, PC with internet at your disposal. The bed can comfortably sleep two on the bottom bunk and one on the top. The house is located in close vicinity of famous Pantibar and across the bridge from Temple Bar area. Only 2 minutes walk to tram and bus services and 5 minutes walk from Spire.(O’Connell street) In the room at your disposal is *Desktop PC with movies and games *WiFi 200Mb/s

Water in the house gets really hot, keep that in mind. There is always coffee, tea, bread, milk, cereals and other things available for you, we buy these from tips that people throw into breakfast jar in the kitchen so consider paying it forward to the next guests. If you cannot no pressure :-)

It does not get more central than this. Just outside famous Pantibar and across the bridge from Temple Bar area. Only 2 minutes walk to tram and bus services and 5 minutes walk from Spire.(O’Connell street) Everything is nearby, if you like food for great chicken wings and steak "The Larder" is just across the bridge great little underrated gem if you like sophisticated food "Yamamori" Sushi is great restaurant no matter what you order, they have great cheesecake. If you Like Indian then Madina Curry is your best bet and it is less then 5 minutes walk.

Recomiendo este alojamiento en el centro de la ciudad, bastante calle, con estacionamiento en la calle afuera. Fácil de encontrar con google maps.

Diarmaid2020-01-31T00:00:00Z

Habitación acogedora y excelente ubicación.

Dori2020-01-08T00:00:00Z

¡Realmente no puedes encontrar un lugar mejor por el precio! La ubicación es excelente y el lugar está muy limpio. El registro fue fácil y Asha fue fácil de alcanzar. ¡Lo único es que las escaleras hacen mucho ruido, así que me preocupaba molestar a las otras personas en la habitación de al lado! La habitación es tal como se anuncia. Nos quedaríamos de nuevo.

Tina2020-01-05T00:00:00Z

Ubicación ideal en Dublín, cerca de la zona de Temple Bar y los muelles. Muy práctico y agradable para una estancia corta. Buen contacto con Asha y colocación a discreción. Lo recomiendo mucho!

Florine2020-01-01T00:00:00Z

Pasamos una buena noche en Asha's. Las instalaciones estaban limpias y el equipo funcional. Recomendamos !

Justine2019-12-30T00:00:00Z

Muchas gracias por la gran estancia! Lo disfrutamos mucho.

Albert2019-12-21T00:00:00Z

Muy céntrico, ubicación conveniente. Exactamente como se describe en la lista, y las instrucciones claras significaron que el registro fue tan fácil

Megan2019-12-15T00:00:00Z

Increíblemente bien ubicado y muy fácil de registrar. El lugar es muy limpio y agradable. Realmente me gustó el hecho de que puede ingresar dentro de la casa con una contraseña y en realidad no necesita ninguna clave. ¡Sin duda lo recomendaría!

Ingrid2019-12-14T00:00:00Z

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Casa

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Dormitorios

Dublin 7, County Dublin, Ireland

Habitación privada2 camas

Great Room In The Heart Of Dublin Sleeps 3

Precio:$27/noche

121 evaluaciones

Jacobs Inn is the only purpose built hostel in Dublin and is slap, bang in the heart of Dublin City Centre. Jacobs Inn Hostel offers spot on superior accommodation in modern pod beds. Our Guests love our friendly staff, clean ensuite rooms, free WiFi and free walking tours Breakfast is available daily, with the option of a bottomless continental for €6 or a wide variety from our restaurant menu. Towels are not included, but can be rented for €2.00 at reception

Jacobs Inn is within walking distance of LOADS of Dublin Tourist attractions: Temple Bar, Croke Park, the 3 Arena and O’Connell Street as well as Trinity College, Guinness Store House, and Old Jameson Distillery.

Albergue juvenil de calidad en una excelente ubicación Además, el desayuno es muy bueno y muy barato.

Jordan2020-03-13T00:00:00Z

¡Era todo lo que necesitábamos para la estadía perfecta! La ubicación era excelente, justo en la línea de tranvía y cerca de todo. La recepción fue muy amable y pudo asegurarse de que mis amigos y yo estábamos en la misma habitación. El desayuno estaba delicioso!

Emma2020-03-12T00:00:00Z

Muy amables y serviciales anfitriones. El desayuno estaba muy rico!

Lea2020-03-11T00:00:00Z

Me encanta este hostal! Recomendaría este hostal a todos. Amo las vainas. Son cómodos y sientes que tienes tu propio espacio. Diré que si eres súper alto, podrías quedarte un poco, pero tengo 5'5 y tengo suficiente espacio. El bar y la cafetería en el albergue también es maravilloso. ¡Los empleados maravillosos trabajan allí, así que ve a verlo! La ubicación es asombrosa. Literalmente puedes caminar a cualquier lado o tomar el tranvía como lo hice yo. En general, este es un hostal sólido y definitivamente volveré a reservar!

Tina2020-03-06T00:00:00Z

El personal fue muy útil para organizar mi reserva con la reserva de mis amigos que reservaron a través de otro sitio. Pudieron ponernos en la misma habitación. Primera vez en un hostal y me sorprendió gratamente la experiencia. Definitivamente lo recomendaría a otros viajeros.

Anna2020-03-05T00:00:00Z

Increíble precio y excelente ubicación central. Perfecto para después de un concierto y definitivamente se quedará de nuevo! Lo recomiendo !!

Ella2020-03-04T00:00:00Z

Muy buen albergue juvenil. Lo recomiendo para una estancia en Dublín, muy agradable.

Yannick2020-02-07T00:00:00Z

Las habitaciones estaban limpias, mucha privacidad para un hostal debido a las camas POD, mucha diversión en el bar, todos los camareros eran excelentes. La comida también es sólida.

Luke2020-02-07T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Habitación de hotel

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Hostel

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublin 1, County Dublin, Ireland

Habitación de hotel10 camas

Jacobs Inn, Dublin - 10-POD mixed dormitory

Precio:$34/noche

251 evaluaciones

Large bedroom with private bathroom located 20mins from the airport and 10mins walk to Grand Canal. 2km to Trinity College and 3km to city centre. Couple minutes walk to Google, Airbnb, Facebook, JP Morgan, PWC... offices Living room has a view over the river with an amazing sunset view. Apartment is fully equipped and you can use all common areas. Bus 747 to/from the airport.

Private ensuite bathroom.

Safe and clean neighbourhood. Ringsend is one of the best areas to live in Dublin

Este es un lugar genial. La ubicación es fantástica, con una excelente vista de los muelles y sus alrededores. Está cerca de las tiendas, así que todo está realmente a poca distancia. En cuanto al apartamento en sí, está impecablemente cuidado, fantástica sala de estar y cocina con todas las comodidades. El balcón ofrece una vista espectacular. El anfitrión fue absolutamente brillante y muy servicial, muy educado y acogedor. En general, me sentí como en casa aquí y recomiendo encarecidamente este lugar!

Khayam2020-05-09T00:00:00Z

El lugar es asombroso. La vista desde la sala es calmante y energizante.

Reda2020-01-22T00:00:00Z

Un buen airbnb para una chica como yo que viaja sola. El área es súper segura y está cerca del centro de la ciudad y también hay un pequeño supermercado a la vuelta de la esquina. La vista sobre el río Liffey es simplemente fantástica y Elo fue muy amable, obtuvo las respuestas muy rápido, por lo que la comunicación también fue buena. Sugeriría el airbnb a mis amigos y, por supuesto, volvería en cualquier momento, ¡gracias Elo e Ibrahim!

Laura2020-01-05T00:00:00Z

Bonito apartamento no muy lejos del centro de la ciudad. Estaba limpio y moderno con una hermosa vista del río Liffey.

Jack2019-12-22T00:00:00Z

Realmente disfruté mi tiempo aquí ... Estaba muy, muy limpio, y los dueños de la casa fueron muy amables ... Sugiero a todos que seleccionen esta increíble habitación. Gracias Elo e Ibrahim por todo ...

Deniz2019-12-06T00:00:00Z

Todo estuvo bien. Buena ubicación, lo suficientemente cerca como para caminar hacia el centro si estás tratando de entrar. Bonito apartamento

Peter2019-11-17T00:00:00Z

Me alojé en este apartamento dos noches para el fin de semana más largo de Halloween. Ibra ha sido muy consciente de mi privacidad después de un vuelo entrante a altas horas de la noche y un viaje de senderismo de un día en el campo irlandés. Olvidé empacar un adaptador e Ibra podría prestarme uno para cargar mi teléfono, ¡un salvavidas!

Chiara2019-11-03T00:00:00Z

Es un lugar realmente bonito y limpio. El personal es amable y servicial. Disfruté mucho este lugar

Claudia2019-10-31T00:00:00Z

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Habitación privada

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Departamento

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublin 4, County Dublin, Ireland

Habitación privada1 cama

En-suite Double Room in Dublin's Silicon Valley

Precio:$38/noche

24 evaluaciones

4 city bus routes and the train are 5 minutes away. Free parking and Wi -Fi are available. A grocery store and fast food are 3 minutes away. The grocery store is open 07:30 to 21:00, tea, coffee, sandwiches, hot food is sold until 3:00 pm. The coast is 25 minutes walk. Mediterranean, Chinese restaurants and breakfast cafe's are near. Weekend reservations must be for 2 people. Another 2 bed double room is available. The bathroom is shared. Tea, coffee and water is available.

Quiet, clean, bright and comfortable . Double bedroom for 1 or 2 with 2 single beds, towels, shower mat and extra blankets. There is a table, chars, wardrobe, bedside locker and a lamp. The window has closable blinds and a wooden floor. The shower has instant hot water. Guest can have tea, coffee water from the kitchen and store drinks in the fridge.

There is a Mediterranean restaurant called 53 Avenue 15 minutes walk away. The Beachcomber pub is a great to have a Guinness and cooks wonderful food at good prices and is nearby. The Nuthouse Bistro serves a tasty breakfast and lunch. Insomnia serves great coffee, breakfast and lunch. Take a walk in Saint Anne's Park and admire the view of Dublin Bay. The beautiful fishing villages Howth and Malahide are twenty minutes drive from the house and are accessible on the metro. The coast is twenty minutes walk or two stops on the metro. Talk a walk on the beach and see a great view of Howth and South Dublin.

El lugar de Paul es excelente para conocer la ciudad, está a 20 minutos del centro yendo por tren y te lleva a un vecindario tranquilo y fuera de la caótica ciudad lo recomiendo mucho!

Jero2020-03-05T00:00:00Z

Lo pasamos muy bien en la casa de Paul. El lugar estaba impecablemente limpio, cómodo y una excelente ubicación con una parada de DART a unos 5 minutos. Paul fue un gran anfitrión con muchos consejos útiles. Definitivamente recomendado

George2020-02-23T00:00:00Z

Realmente disfruté de esta estancia. Es perfecto para el valor monetario, ya que estaba limpio, con fácil acceso, etc., todo lo que necesita para una estadía corta. Sí, tal vez no está en el centro, pero la estación no está muy lejos, así que, en general, fue una gran estancia

Nikita2020-02-16T00:00:00Z

Todo según lo especificado.

Matthias2020-02-12T00:00:00Z

Buena ubicación, habitaciones ordenadas y propietario agradable.

Matej2020-02-11T00:00:00Z

Excelente y limpio lugar para alojarse, cerca de la estación de tren en Dublín. Paul fue muy útil con todo lo que necesitábamos.

Dominik2020-02-03T00:00:00Z

Paul fue genial, el lugar estaba limpio y fácil viaje al centro de la ciudad.

Paulius2020-02-01T00:00:00Z

La casa, a pesar de no estar en el centro de la ciudad, está cerca de algunas paradas de autobús y tren que llegan rápidamente al centro de Dublín. Paul fue muy amable, nos mostró la casa y sus reglas y nos llevó a la parada de autobús más cercana para llegar al centro. También nos explicó cómo funcionaba todo el transporte en Dublín. La casa es muy acogedora y limpia. 5 estrellas.

Diogo2020-01-26T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Habitación privada

Tipo de propiedad

Casa

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublin 5, County Dublin, Ireland

Habitación privada2 camas

25 Minutes to the city centre.

Precio:$28/noche

50 evaluaciones

The guest room is on the first floor. The shower and toilet is on the ground floor through the kitchen. I offer breakfast in the morning otherwise the kitchen is not available for cooking.

Quiet, picturesque and safe Broadstone neighborhood. Walkable to city centre, half an hour from Dublin Airport, 10 minutes to O'Connell St. Royal Canal walkway minutes away. Irish Writers Centre, Irish Writers Museum, James Joyce Centre, Savoy Cinema, Cineworld, Lighthouse Cinema, Botanic Gardens, historic Glasnevin cemetery all nearby. The bedroom is upstairs and the bathroom is downstairs through the kitchen.

Gran hospitalidad

Kisakye2020-03-12T00:00:00Z

Alwyn y su perro, Jake, eran personas fantásticas y muy serviciales. La casa en sí está en una zona tranquila y agradable de la ciudad, pero a pocos pasos de muchas atracciones y lugares de recogida.

Seth2020-03-08T00:00:00Z

Habitación encantadora, gran anfitrión

Emily2020-03-03T00:00:00Z

Realmente disfruté mi estadía aquí. Alwyn y Jake fueron muy acogedores. Realmente me gustó la habitación, que era espaciosa y muy bien decorada. La cama era muy cómoda y cálida.

Dharmaja Hilary2020-03-01T00:00:00Z

Alwyn es una buena anfitriona. Tuvo mucha paciencia conmigo y mi mal inglés pero a pesar de todo nos entendimos. Me hizo el favor de guardarme la maleta la última mañana en la que me marchaba pero quería ver el Phoenix Park antes de ir a la estación. También recomienda sitios para ver y tomar algo. Te ofrece café y desayuno. La cama es muy cómoda y la casa está realmente cerca del Temple Bar... Una caminata de 20/25 minutos. Sino hay buses que comunican muy bien. Hay un parque al lado de su casa pequeñito pero muy bonito de ver.

Ana2020-02-29T00:00:00Z

Alwyn es muy servicial, tiene un perro, Jake, con quien es divertido jugar a atrapar. Excelente ubicación en una zona de moda. El desayuno era excelente y estacionamiento gratuito y una buena noche de sueño.

Hue2020-02-27T00:00:00Z

Excelente ubicación, gran sala privada con cama individual, tabla de potencia y silla. Una gran cantidad de folletos con información sobre qué hacer en Dublín, así como menús e información de transporte. 2 minutos a pie hasta la parada de autobús donde puedes tomar un autobús directo al parque Phoenix. hermosa cuenca blessington justo al lado.

Mikala2020-02-21T00:00:00Z

Alwyn es un maravilloso anfitrión! Ella es muy amable y servicial cuando mi hora de llegada cambió en el último minuto. Ella me preparó el desayuno todas las mañanas, ¡incluso cuando tuve que irme temprano para una excursión de un día, que está por encima y más allá! Ella ofreció sugerencias para un restaurante a poca distancia y la comida era fantástica. La ubicación es excelente, en una zona tranquila de la ciudad, pero a poca distancia de los mejores sitios de Dublín. La habitación es grande con una cama cómoda y las mejores almohadas. Como viajero solitario me sentí muy bienvenido y cómodo en su casa. ¡Recomiendo encarecidamente quedarse con ella!

Sarah2020-02-09T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Habitación privada

Tipo de propiedad

Casa

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublín, County Dublin, Ireland

Habitación privada1 cama

Single room at Blessington Basin

Precio:$38/noche

710 evaluaciones

Superanfitrión

New first floor bunk room, 5 mins walk to Temple Bar, Trinity college & close to all tourist attractions & O'Connell st just 20 min walk. Featuring keyless, digital entry, & self-check in, high-speed wifi & TV, the apartment has all you need to explore from & cook, shower & sleep comfortably in. With a cosy living space to relax in, this suits people who travel light and want to be close to the action without breaking the budget. Great value and super central location.

Paper towels are not provided - this is a choice for the environment and the future. We do not supply face cloths, sorry - our linen company does not stock them. This space consists of a bunk room with own front door access. When you walk in the lobby of the building, apartment is up 1 flight of stairs. In the apartment you have the Kitchen, Bedroom and Bathroom..

The house is in the Liberties which is one of Dublin’s oldest and most fascinating areas which is a short walking distance to many historical attractions such as Christchurch Cathedral, Teelings Whiskey Distillery, Jameson Distillery, Guinness Storehouse, St. Patrick's Cathedral and Kilmainham Gaol. There are also many café’s, restaurants and bars around the area as well as the house being located just off Francis Street which is known as Dublin’s main Antique street. Meath Street is at the other end of my street which is home to the famous Liberty Market (Thursday-Saturday) and many shops and eateries. There is also a flea market which takes place in Newmarket Square on the last Sunday of every month and this would take approximately 5 minutes to reach by foot. This area is very popular with tourists considering its history and how centrally located it is, it really is a perfect location if you are looking to visit and experience all of what this great city has to offer.

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Casa/dpto. entero

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Departamento

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Dormitorios

Dublin 8, County Dublin, Ireland

Departamento entero2 camas

Bunk Studio 1st Flr @ Temple Bar TV +WiFi Slp 2

Precio:$31/noche

92 evaluaciones

Superanfitrión

St. Endas flat is entirely private for you to enjoy a peaceful break away in beautiful Co Dublin :-). Ideally located 10 minutes from Dublin airport via taxi and only 25 minutes to Dublin City Centre via Dublin bus/taxi. We comfortably cater for 2 guests. Offering a self contained fully equiped living space, ideally based to explore Dublin's Fair City, with easy access to the M50/M1 (if driving) for further exploration. Free on street parking available.

You are sure to feel at home from the moment you arrive at St. Endas. Fresh milk and cookies await, for a hot cuppa tea after your long journey! Not to mention fresh eggs and Irish bread for breakfast ;-) Nearby (5 min walk) there is a mini shopping mall, which houses a number of grocery supermarkets, eatery's, pharmacy's, clothing outlets and many more, for those of you who enjoy a home cooked meal or for those of you who enjoy being wined and dined we'd recommend the local hot spot- The Cock and Bull Bar and Grill. The bus stop is a short walk from the flat (5 minute walk) The 27bus is a direct bus route into the city centre! ( 25 minute journey ) Easliy accessable to the M50/M1 for drivers

ST ENDAS is situated in a quite mature neighbourhood in north county Dublin, you are sure to find peace and tranquility within the flat! This atmosphere is perfect for guests looking for a quite get away or business guests wanting to use it as a base to work. We have free WIFI ;-)

Muy bonito estudio limpio y ordenado, Donna es muy rápida en respuesta y es una muy buena anfitriona. Definitivamente regresaría

Alessia2020-05-03T00:00:00Z

Necesitábamos un lugar en el aeropuerto a última hora y esto fue PERFECTO, especialmente durante covid-19, donde realmente necesitábamos un lugar para nosotros para asegurar el distanciamiento social. Estaba muy cerca del aeropuerto, pero tranquilo. El proceso de check in / check out fue muy fácil, y Donna fue muy amable y fácil de comunicarse.

Michelle2020-04-16T00:00:00Z

Lugar muy limpio y acogedor. Toques agradables como tener leche, pan, mantequilla, huevos y muchas otras cosas disponibles para su uso. Recomendaría.

Barry2020-04-12T00:00:00Z

Es un lugar realmente agradable y limpio.

Laura2020-03-23T00:00:00Z

El espacio de Donna es lindo, limpio y convenientemente cerca del aeropuerto. Ella fue muy flexible con nuestro check in ya que necesitábamos devolver nuestro auto alquilado varias horas antes del horario de check in solicitado. ¡Fue el lugar perfecto para nuestra última noche en Irlanda!

Adam2020-03-22T00:00:00Z

Si es posible calificar un lugar con 6 estrellas en lugar de 5, lo haría para este. Donna fue más allá cuando mis planes de viaje de repente se volvieron muy tumultuosos (cortesía de COVID19). Ella realmente tiene un ojo para los pequeños toques que marcaron una diferencia sustancial en mi viaje, y logra un gran equilibrio entre profesional y encantador. ¡No solo recomendaría su lugar a un nuevo viajero a Irlanda, sino que también lo tengo en la mira para una posible visita el año que viene!

Sherard2020-03-19T00:00:00Z

Pequeño lugar encantador! Disfrutamos nuestra estancia por la noche!

Breanna2020-03-13T00:00:00Z

Increíble ubicación cerca del aeropuerto! Toques pensativos y comodidades en todo el espacio. ¡Muy recomendable!

Mike2020-03-09T00:00:00Z

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Dormitorios

Dublin 17, County Dublin, Ireland

Departamento entero1 cama

COZY STUDIO Apartment (5mins to Beaumont hospital)

Precio:$43/noche

315 evaluaciones

Superanfitrión

Our shared dorms are fully equipped with everything you need to make your stay a perfect one! All of the bedrooms have an en-suite bathroom, so there's no need to go dashing through any hallways in just a towel, and that's not all, they also come with fresh linens, free WiFi, lockers and cages to keep your things locked up safely, and plenty of power and USB outlets!

Situated in the very middle of Dublin City, you'll not find a hostel closer to all the action! Experience the best of both worlds! For those looking to steep themselves in the history and sights of Dublin, Times Hostels - College Street is located right on the edge of the beautiful Trinity College grounds and is only a few minutes' walk away from the historic Viking and Medieval districts of Dublin, there's plenty to see and explore right at our doorstep! For travellers looking for a good night out, lucky you! We are just a tiny 2 minute walk from the ever-lively Temple Bar area, as well as numerous other bars, clubs and pubs only a small distance from our door.

Todo perfecto! Muy cerca de todo! Me quedé en una habitación compartida. Limpian todo pero no dura mucho. Habitación de 10 personas. El desayuno que está incluido tiene mucha variedad. Lave ropa sin problema. La recomiendo!

Ariana2020-03-12T00:00:00Z

Un buen lugar para visitar el Trinity College y Temple Bar (caminando aproximadamente a 10 o 15 minutos)

Victor2020-03-10T00:00:00Z

El hostal es genial! Ambiente relajado, personal agradable y muy apreciado, la cena gratuita los miércoles o jueves por la noche de cerveza gratis, donde tendrá una excelente conversación con otros huéspedes. Está bien ubicado en el centro y tiene excelentes conexiones con el aeropuerto, etc. Recomiendo encarecidamente este hostal y definitivamente volveré si vuelvo a Dublín nuevamente Todo lo mejor para ti Saludos Steffi

Steffi2020-02-07T00:00:00Z

Es un hostal realmente genial muy barato con un personal agradable ... Al lado de todos los buenos lugares para visitar. Es el lugar para ir si quieres disfrutar de Dublín

sebastien2020-02-06T00:00:00Z

Mi primer hostal en mi vida y sin decepciones. El albergue está muy cerca de Temple Bar (5 minutos) y de todas las comodidades. Mi habitación era tranquila a pesar de ser 10 con el + el baño en la habitación. Las personas que trabajan allí se tomaron el tiempo para explicar el transporte al aeropuerto. En resumen, lo recomiendo a fondo!

Victoire2020-02-06T00:00:00Z

Un lugar perfecto para alojarse en Dublín

Sihyun2020-02-05T00:00:00Z

Gran valor y ubicación.

Ariel2020-01-31T00:00:00Z

Muy limpio y bonito lugar, exactamente al centro de la ciudad. Trato muy profesional !!! Bien recomendado

Ben2020-01-29T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Habitación compartida

Tipo de propiedad

Hostel

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublin 2, Dublín, Ireland

Camas en un hostal1 cama

Times Hostels - College Street (1 bed in 10 bed shared en-suite dormitory)

Precio:$20/noche

267 evaluaciones

The listing is a lovely, modern, log cabin in a secluded spot located in the back garden of a fine suburban house in south Dublin. Free on street parking is available immediately outside the main residence. The listing is suitable for couples or solo travellers. There are no particularly strict house rules; all we ask is that you respect the property just as you'd like your own home to be respected. There is one cat in residence at the property.

Lilac Cottage is a self contained, double bedroom, shower room, full working kitchen and living area with TV/DVD.

Kimmage is a lovely, settled neighbourhood. Several good restaurants are within walking distance as are shops, pubs, parks, and a gym, yoga and pilates. It also has an excellent bus service which will bring you into the city centre in around 20 minutes.

¡Adoré mi tiempo en Fidelma's! Ella fue muy acogedora y comunicativa. El lugar era muy cómodo, muy limpio y muy bien decorado. También disfruté de tener la cocina. La parada de autobús está muy cerca y realmente me gustó estar un poco alejado del ajetreo y el bullicio de la ciudad. ¡Ojalá me hubiera quedado más tiempo! Lo recomiendo mucho!

Devyn2020-03-11T00:00:00Z

Fidelma es un gran anfitrión y la cabaña es muy cómoda, elegante y limpia. Me encanta mi estancia en la cabaña.

Marc2020-03-08T00:00:00Z

Lugar adorable! ¡Fidelma fue absolutamente maravillosa! 10/10 lo recomendaría!

Mary2020-03-02T00:00:00Z

Una encantadora linda estancia lejos del ajetreo y el bullicio. Fácil uso de los servicios de autobuses. Espacio propio súper cómodo, mejor que un hotel genérico.

Wendy2020-02-22T00:00:00Z

Un lugar encantador para alojarse en una excelente ubicación para explorar Dublín. La cabaña en sí era cómoda y espaciosa y exactamente lo que necesitábamos para nuestro mini descanso.

Lisa2020-02-18T00:00:00Z

Hermoso y acogedor alojamiento, romántico y acogedor.

Adél2020-02-14T00:00:00Z

Este pequeño lugar fue genial. Fue un poco difícil de encontrar solo porque las señales de tráfico en Irlanda no son tan claras y nuestro GPS aún no funcionaba, pero una vez que nos orientamos fue fácil. Fidelma ha creado un pequeño oasis en su patio trasero. Disfrutamos de una estancia agradable y tranquila, a poca distancia de una tienda de comestibles de servicio completo para comprar lo que necesita para preparar algunas comidas sencillas. Tomó café, té y otras cosas básicas en la cocina de esta pequeña casa. Recogimos una tarjeta de salto para el autobús en el centro comercial cercano para tomar el autobús número 9 a la ciudad todos los días para ahorrar un poco en nuestra tarifa de autobús: $ 2.50 v $ 3 por trayecto. La parada del busto estaba literalmente a la vuelta de la esquina. El proceso de registro fue fácil, estuvo en contacto con nosotros todo el tiempo, la cama era cómoda y el lugar era lindo y limpio. Envíame un mensaje si tienes alguna pregunta.

Cristy2020-02-12T00:00:00Z

Hermoso lugar, excelente estadía, una hermosa cabaña pequeña con todas las comodidades del hogar que necesita. Perfecto para un fin de semana romántico para 2.

Julie2020-02-09T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Casa/dpto. entero

Tipo de propiedad

Casa de huéspedes

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Crumlin, Dublín, Ireland

Casa de huéspedes entera1 cama

Lilac Cottage

Precio:$61/noche

208 evaluaciones

Superanfitrión

We have 86 apartments in our complex spread between 13 blocks. Each apartment has 4 single en-suite bedrooms and a shared kitchen/living room. So, each student has their own private bedroom and bathroom and would share the kitchen/living room with up to 3 other people. The kitchen is fully furnished which would allow for the self-catered breakfasts. Internet connection is available. Our complex is very secure with one entry/exit site into the complex. Contact us for further queries.

Todo es estupendo. Agradable hospitalidad, excelente relación calidad-precio (especialmente si va a viajar todo el día y necesita un lugar privado para descansar después), muy cerca del centro de la ciudad (aproximadamente 30 minutos en autobús, donde la parada de autobús está a 5 minutos a pie). ¡Recomendado! Gracias Lorna y todo el personal :)

Angela2019-06-17T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Habitación privada

Tipo de propiedad

Departamento

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublín, County Dublin, Ireland

Habitación privada1 cama

Apartment 8 Room 2 Shanowen Square

Precio:$27/noche

3 evaluaciones

Back off boys. This bed is for the ladies. Female shared rooms come with an en-suite bathroom, hair dryers, vanity mirrors, linen and bedding, reading lights, power sockets (UK adapter only) and convenient lock-up storage. Towels can be added as extras. If you’re under 18 you need to book a private room in Dublin. Sorry … it’s the law. And you will need to have written permission from a parent or a guardian. Bed in a Dormitory Room with en suite bathroom and bunk beds. Includes bed linen and individual lockers. Room facilities: • Shower • Air conditioning • Toilet • Private bathroom • View • Hardwood or parquet floors

You'll find Generator Dublin in the hip Smithfield neighbourhood; adjacent to the Jameson Distillery and just a short walk from Temple Bar. Our Dublin hotel features open social spaces and is equipped with a café/restaurant and a bar on-site. With its reclaimed wood, exposed brickwork and original stonework, the place has an unruffled, industrial feel. Our Dublin hostel even boasts a jacuzzi suite; a shared room that comes with a hot tub! It’s ideal for a girls’ or boys’ weekend away – especially if you’re after a more luxurious budget hotel experience in Dublin. From the Irish music belting out of the pubs in Temple Bar to the elegant splendour of Georgian terraces and squares, the city has many fascinating faces – every one of them ready to greet you with a welcoming smile and a pint of Guinness.

Fue un gran lugar, mucho mejor de lo que esperaba después de leer algunas de las críticas y por ser mi primera experiencia en un hostal.

Maggie2020-02-29T00:00:00Z

Muy buena ubicación y precios, las cosas eran geniales y amables. Lo recomiendo totalmente

Maria2020-02-27T00:00:00Z

Primera vez en un hostal y no podría haber pedido nada mejor. Muy seguro. Muy limpio y muy céntrico. Volveremos ☺️

Casey2020-02-19T00:00:00Z

Excelente ubicacion

Diego2020-02-19T00:00:00Z

❤️

Elea2020-02-08T00:00:00Z

super agradable hostal !!

Maya2020-01-06T00:00:00Z

Un hostal realmente limpio y agradable! Tuve una muy buena estancia y no dudaría en volver a alojarme allí.

Moa2019-12-27T00:00:00Z

Excelente lugar me trataron muy bien él siempre estuvo limpio. la comida era bastante accesible y siempre estuvieron muy pendientes. lo único malo es que mi llave por lo general no servía pero aparte de eso excelente lugar

Isabel 2019-12-12T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Habitación de hotel

Tipo de propiedad

Hostel

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublín, County Dublin, Ireland

Habitación de hotel1 cama

Generator - Bed in 6 Bed Female Dorm with Private Bathroom

Precio:$28/noche

45 evaluaciones

the apartment is located in the heart of the city, 2 minutes from the temple bar, spire, restaurants and transport lines full of recreations and tourist visits around, The apartment is super comfortable for 2 or 3 people It has a living room, a kitchen, a room, and a bedroom. It also has a sofa bed and an inflatable mattress. The apartment is always clean and has all the basic things you need for your stay in this city. Also with an excellent view to the river Apartment

You’ll love my place because of the views of the inside courtyard where you can stay on sunny days :) It is perfectly located in the heart of Dublin city just seconds away from Temple Bar. This apartment is less than 5 mins from Grafton Street, Dublin Castle and Trinity College. Christ Church is about 8 minutes all by foot.

-Temple bar 1 min ( One of the famous bar in the city -Transport, ( Luas, bus dart) in front of the apartament and 3 min away -Restaurants, 2 min away ( Many of restaurants withdifferent types of cousin) -Grafton street, 7 min ( One of the famous street of the city ) -Henry Street (Full of shops and creative zones), (just behind of the apartment) -The spire, 3 min away, ( It is a large, stainless steel, pin-like monument 120 metres (390 ft) in height, located on the site of the former Nelson's Pillar on O'Connell Street in Dublin Trinity College 4 min ( One of the most recognized and good university of the city) And even more.....

Muy bonito lugar

Jodie2020-04-18T00:00:00Z

El apartamento está perfectamente ubicado y acogedor. Nos encantó la vista sobre el puente Liffey y Ha'penny. Victor fue muy amable y reactivo por mensaje. Super gran estancia!

Marion2020-04-12T00:00:00Z

Vivienda muy bien ubicada, frente a la barra del templo, puedes hacer todo a pie. Victor es agradable y disponible, no tengo quejas.

Adeline2020-03-01T00:00:00Z

Fantástica ubicación, excelente pequeño apartamento para unos amigos o una pareja

Kieran2020-02-26T00:00:00Z

Un bonito apartamento en una excelente ubicación! ¡Justo en el centro de la ciudad, puedes llegar a cualquier cosa a pie! Flat era muy cómodo, la cocina estaba bien equipada para que incluso pudieras cocinar bien por ti mismo.

Leona2020-02-24T00:00:00Z

Un apartamento muy acogedor y bien ubicado. Lo disfrutaras

Vincent2020-02-21T00:00:00Z

El apartamento de Victor es hermoso y tiene una ubicación perfecta. Víctor mismo siempre estuvo allí para nosotros; ayúdanos mucho a resolver algunas dudas sobre la ciudad y responde muy rápido también. Si alguna vez vuelvo a Dublín, seguro que me quedaré allí de nuevo! ¡Gracias por todo!

Erick2020-02-18T00:00:00Z

El apartamento era lo suficientemente grande para 4 personas. El check in fue fácil y la ubicación estaba a tiro de piedra de Temple Bar con una gran vista del río. El piso estaba limpio y atendidos a nuestras necesidades. Recomendaría una estancia.

Clare2020-02-16T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Casa/dpto. entero

Tipo de propiedad

Departamento

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublin 1, County Dublin, Ireland

Departamento entero1 cama

CITY CENTER , IN THE MIDDLE OF DUBLIN, IRELAND

Precio:$46/noche

29 evaluaciones

For sharing. Bunk up and get ready to make some new friends in our spacious shared rooms.Comfortable bed in a shared room with great company include 4 bunk beds with privacy boards, linen and bedding, full length mirrors, desk and chair, power sockets (UK adaptor only) and convenient lock up storage. Towels can be added as extras. If you’re under 18 you need to book a private room in Dublin. Sorry … it’s the law. And you will need to have written permission from a parent or a guardian. Room facilities: • Shower • Air conditioning • Toilet • Private bathroom • View • Hardwood or parquet floors • Towels/Sheets (extra fee) • Linen • Upper floors accessible by lift • Toilet paper Bed in a Dormitory Room with en suite bathroom and bunk beds. Includes bed linen and individual lockers. Room facilities: • Shower • Air conditioning • Toilet • Private bathroom • View • Hardwood or parquet floors • Towels/Sheets (extra fee) • Linen • Upper floors accessible by lift • Toilet paper

excelente lugar para quedarse

Luke2020-03-12T00:00:00Z

Buena relación calidad-precio, no falta nada con una posibilidad adicional de restauración, compre una toalla o un cargador de gel de ducha, etc. Estructura grande bien equipada, solo recuerde llevar un candado grande incluso si se vende en la recepción

Bettina2020-02-20T00:00:00Z

Un lugar muy recomendable muy cerca del centro de Dublín y con buen ambiente en el hotel

Octavio2020-02-14T00:00:00Z

Una excelente ubicación y un personal amable.

Elsa2020-02-14T00:00:00Z

Realmente agradable área de lobby, con un bar, billar y jenga.

Marios2020-01-24T00:00:00Z

Súper recomendable para un hostal

Cristian2020-01-23T00:00:00Z

Increíble mi hospedaje. El lugar tiene de todo increíble !

Fernanda Valentina2020-01-17T00:00:00Z

Buen alojamiento

Nils2020-01-16T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Habitación de hotel

Tipo de propiedad

Hostel

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublín, County Dublin, Ireland

Habitación de hotel2 camas

Generator - Bed in 8 Bed Dorm with Shared Bathroom

Precio:$27/noche

133 evaluaciones

Double room available in Dublin city center. Close to Temple Bar, O'Connell Street, Henry Street, Parnell Street, 10 minutes walking to Grafton Street and St Stephen's Green. NO KITCHEN AND LIVING ROOM AVAILABLE.

You will be sharing the apartment with me and other room which is rented as well.

Un gran anfitrión es Raúl.

Abdulmalik2020-05-01T00:00:00Z

Muy buena ubicacion

Senan2020-04-21T00:00:00Z

Habitacion may céntrica. Checkin muy fácil. Precio justo. Raul siempre contesta muy pronto.

Carlos2020-04-01T00:00:00Z

Espacio realmente excelente: registro fácil, limpio, acogedor y cómodo. Definitivamente me quedaría de nuevo. Gracias raul!

Benton2020-03-16T00:00:00Z

Gran lugar Por un precio razonable.

Nicklin2020-03-14T00:00:00Z

No está muy cerca de la mayoría de los sitios que estábamos interesados en ver, pero no es demasiado largo para caminar hasta el área de Temple Bar, y siempre hay muchos autobuses si no estás preparado para una caminata más larga. Estaba a unos 5-10 minutos a pie de la parada de autobús del aeropuerto, que era perfecto. Auto check-in fue genial y super fácil. La habitación era de buen tamaño, tenía un televisor y una mini nevera, y Raúl nos había dejado una botella de agua.

Jen2020-03-10T00:00:00Z

Muy buena experiencia y buena comunicación con Raúl.

Marzena2020-02-10T00:00:00Z

¡Buena ubicación! Nunca conocí a Raúl, pero fue muy receptivo y el registro fue fácil.

Jackie2020-02-04T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Habitación privada

Tipo de propiedad

Departamento

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublín, Dublín, Ireland

Habitación privada1 cama

Room in the heart of Dublin

Precio:$22/noche

86 evaluaciones

Single room suitable for student or tourist in clontarf lots of walks and amenities close by and ten minutes by bus or dart. This room is for one person only

The guest can use kitchen

Shops / Transportation

Louise es la mejor anfitriona de todas. Su casa es bonita y no está lejos de la ciudad de Dublín y del aeropuerto. Encantador.

Вячеслав2019-11-23T00:00:00Z

Casa muy acogedora y encantadora. Puedes usar la cocina. Obtiene respuestas rápidas de Louise a través de airbnb. Asegúrese de verificar la dirección en el mapa o en el navegador antes de su viaje (al menos si no tiene teléfono móvil, de lo contrario puede navegar en cualquier momento). ¡Solo puedo recomendarlo!

Berthold2019-11-02T00:00:00Z

Gran estancia en louise nuevamente. Gran valor también.

Kevin2019-11-01T00:00:00Z

Louise es una anfitriona encantadora, llena de pequeñas atenciones. ¡La casa es hermosa y está cerca del centro de la ciudad! ¡Lo recomiendo!

Célia2019-10-28T00:00:00Z

Acogedora habitación muy cerca del centro de la ciudad (15-20 minutos en autobús). Debido a mis horarios, no pude interactuar mucho con Louise, pero fue una estancia muy cómoda.

Raksheet2019-10-27T00:00:00Z

Un gran lugar para alojarse y excelentes anfitriones! Recomendaría

Sanjay2019-10-25T00:00:00Z

Louise y su familia son muy amables y ayudan donde pueden. La habitación era encantadora y es muy tranquila. ¡Realmente me gustó!

Sophia2019-08-24T00:00:00Z

Louise House es un lugar muy acogedor. Cocina y sala de estar son increíbles. Louise tiene buenos consejos y es muy útil. El lugar es súper tranquilo, tal vez el piso de madera cruje de vez en cuando, cuando alguien se mueve. Me gustó mucho y lo recomiendo definitivamente.

Antje2019-07-27T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Habitación privada

Tipo de propiedad

Casa

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Clontarf, Dublín, Ireland

Habitación privada0 camas

Waterloo 10 Stiles Court Dublin 3 single room

Precio:$22/noche

193 evaluaciones

Small but very cozy flat in an amazing area in Dublin. Close to city center, 15min walk, all amenities includes, high speed wifi, smart TV, comfortable space. i live here, so guest will have to share the space with me.

Nunca se pone mejor que el tipo de experiencia que tuve con él.

Abdulmalik2020-04-17T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Habitación compartida

Tipo de propiedad

Departamento

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublin 8, County Dublin, Ireland

Habitación compartida0 camas

D8 perfect location in Dublin MAXIMUM 5 NIGHTS!

Precio:$18/noche

NUEVO

2 evaluaciones

Situated in the centre of Dublin, our apartment offer self-catering accommodation just a short stroll from Ha'penny Bridge and the famous Temple Bar. Recently renovated with free WiFi access, the apartment features a fully-equipped kitchen with a washer, nespresso machine and a microwave. The apartment has a private bathroom with a shower and toilet. Located in the Temple Bar every Dublin city amenity is on your doorstep.

Muy bien ubicado, en pleno centro de la ciudad, con supermercados y paradas de autobuses a dos minutos.

Belen2020-03-19T00:00:00Z

Shane es un gran anfitrión! Esta es la segunda vez que me alojo en este apartamento y ha sido un placer absoluto en ambas ocasiones. La ubicación es muy céntrica y el apartamento en sí es todo lo que podrías desear y también tiene una excelente relación calidad-precio. Espero quedarme de nuevo en el futuro

Aran2020-02-11T00:00:00Z

Hemos podido disfrutar de 4 días magníficos en Dublín y la magnífica ubicación de este apartamento (en la misma calle que el Temple Bar) nos ha ayudado a ello. Es un apartamento limpio y útil para pasar unos días en pareja. Nada negativo que decir!

Pau2020-02-05T00:00:00Z

Ubicación perfecta si quieres que los pubs de Dublín sean inseguros. Pero todo lo demás está a poca distancia. ¡Volveremos!

Jacqueline2020-01-25T00:00:00Z

Santa vaca, este lugar es perfecto. Está en el corazón de Dublín, es muy seguro, es enorme y está impecablemente limpio. La cama se adapta fácilmente a 2 personas; La sala de estar era un gran lugar para relajarse. La cocina está equipada con todo lo que necesitas. Incluso hay una lavadora. Si necesita ir de compras, pubs, comestibles, refrigerios, todo eso se encuentra a 1-4 minutos a pie. Trae tapones para los oídos porque está en Temple Bar, ¡pero qué precio tan pequeño pagar por una oferta increíble! Definitivamente volveré a reservar.

Meghan2020-01-22T00:00:00Z

¡Una ubicación absolutamente maravillosa! Justo en el corazón de Temple Bar, pudimos disfrutar de la vida nocturna mientras estábamos a solo unos pasos de casa al final de la noche. El lugar en sí es espacioso, bien equipado y limpio y reluciente. Shane fue muy servicial y comunicativo antes y durante nuestra estancia.

Skylar2020-01-08T00:00:00Z

literalmente en la misma calle que el bar del templo. Excelente ubicación y seguro! Como mujeres eso era importante. Está justo en el corazón de Temple Bar, así que prepárate para que sea un poco más ruidoso. ¡No nos molestó!

Adrienne2020-01-06T00:00:00Z

¡Qué excelente ubicación en el corazón de Temple Bar! A pesar de estar tan céntrico, nos sorprendió que no escucháramos tanto ruido de la calle como se esperaba. Recomendaría este apartamento a cualquiera que quiera estar cerca de los bares, restaurantes y lugares de interés de la zona de Temple Bar. Apreciamos el fácil registro y el espacio comunitario abierto en la sala de estar. Estamos ansiosos por otra visita en el futuro!

Katherine2020-01-01T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Casa/dpto. entero

Tipo de propiedad

Departamento

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublin 2, County Dublin, Ireland

Departamento entero1 cama

Smart 1 Bed in Heart of Temple Bar for 4 persons

Precio:$60/noche

279 evaluaciones

Georgian 1st floor studio flat, great value for travellers on a budget who want comfort & location! 5 min walk to O'Connell St & The Spire where all tours, buses, trams stop. Featuring bunk bed (2 single mattresses), easy keypad self check-in, compact kitchen & bathroom, dining, living room, TV & free WiFi, it's cosy style compliments it's convenience to the main attractions, shops, restaurants and bars.

Please note: Top bunk involves ladder. The apartment is on the 1st floor, no lift, sorry. - Light or early sleepers should bring ear plugs due to some noise from neighbouring apartments and street/city noise. - Height under bed limited to 20.5cm and the space for storage is quite limited and should be considered. - Paper towels are not provided - this is a choice for the environment and the future. - We do not supply face cloths, sorry - our linen company does not stock them. Featuring kitchen and bathroom, with the benefits of an electric, instant shower (hot water never runs out) and all you need to cook, including kettle, microwave, toaster, hob, fridge, freezer, and pots, pans and utensils. Like all of our apartments, this has all a traveller needs to 'live like a local' and see the sights, without having to take public transport everywhere, or to hire a car..

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Dormitorios

Dublin 1, County Dublin, Ireland

Departamento entero2 camas

Mini Bunk Studio 1st Flr + TV + WIFI O'Connell St

Precio:$34/noche

74 evaluaciones

Superanfitrión

Cosy and quiet apartment in the heart of Dublin. Only minutes away from Temple Bar,main tourist attractions ,bars restaurants and shops.

You will find the apartment so quiet and intimate, and at a few minutes distance there is a city so full of life, colours, people from all over the world, restaurants and pubs. Its amazing the feeling of privacy and comfort in a city so full of events and people. All you need is only a few minutes away.

Right in front Christ Church one of the most beautiful landmarks of Dublin!

Buena ubicación, piso acogedor.

Brid2020-03-01T00:00:00Z

¡Impresionante Airbnb! La ubicación era perfecta porque estaba cerca de la zona del bar del templo (a poca distancia a pie) y de muchas cosas cercanas que hacer por allí. El lugar estaba limpio, espacioso y muy bien acomodado. Mis amigos y yo nos encantó este lugar y recomendamos encarecidamente este Airbnb para cualquiera que se aloje en Dublín.

Oscar2020-02-16T00:00:00Z

Marcus fue un anfitrión fabuloso! El área era hermosa y la habitación en sí era increíble!

Laura2020-02-11T00:00:00Z

¡Buena ubicación! Espacio seguro Altamente recomendado.

Gabbrielle2019-12-03T00:00:00Z

Excelente ubicacion

Jeanette2019-12-01T00:00:00Z

¡Lugar brillante en una ubicación brillante!

Ali2019-11-28T00:00:00Z

Te sugeriré que te quedes aquí. Está muy cerca del centro de la ciudad, y también muy limpio, y te sentirás como si estuvieras en tu propia casa.

Sufyan2019-11-27T00:00:00Z

En realidad, es absolutamente excelente apartamento!

Владимир2019-11-22T00:00:00Z

Tipo de habitación

Casa/dpto. entero

Tipo de propiedad

Departamento

Capacidad

Dormitorios

Dublín, County Dublin, Ireland

Departamento entero1 cama

Heart of Dublin! (4min from Temple Bar)

Precio:$82/noche

224 evaluaciones

Newly renovated, funky first floor flat located 5 minute walk from the spire, O'Connell St - where all tours, buses, trams depart from. Featuring a compact, open plan kitchen/diner and living room for relaxing, featuring a double loft bed and a double bedroom, providing comfortable sleeping arrangements for up to 4 people. In a historic Georgian terrace only a short walk from restaurants, supermarkets; pubs; cafes. The cosy fit-out compliments its convenient proximity to the major attractions.

- The apartment is on the first floor, but there is no lift in the building. - Like in all big cities, light or early sleepers should bring ear plugs due to some street noise caused by weekends revelers returning home late. - people with mobility issues may not be able to access the loft bed. - Paper towels are not provided - this is a choice for the environment and the future. - We do not supply face cloths, sorry - our linen company does not stock them. - A bathroom and kitchen, with the benefits of an electric, instant shower and all you need to cook, including kettle, toaster, hob, fridge and pots, pans and trays. Like all of our apartments, this has all a traveler needs to 'live like a local' and see the sights, without having to take public transport everywhere, or to hire a car. - Double bed in bedroom plus a double loft bed (involves ladder/stairs) make up the bedding configuration.........

The apartment is perfectly located for exploring the city; all of the city's cultural institutions are within walking distance and the transport connections are excellent NORTHSIDE CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS The North side of Parnell Square is home to the city's Hugh Lane Gallery of Modern Art; we share a significant collection of Impressionist painting with the Tate Gallery in London, part of the Hugh Lane Bequest, which is rotated in seven-year cycles. Next door is the Writer's Centre, and next door again, is the Writer's Museum, with a Michelin-starred restaurant in the basement, the amazing Chapter One. Down on the East side of Parnell Square is the beautiful jewel-box that is the Gate Theatre - part of the 18th-century entertainment complex established by the entrepreneurial Dr. Bartholomew, to help support his new Rotunda Maternity Hospital (the oldest purpose-built such hospital in the world, and still delivering babies on a daily basis, 270 years later (9000 is 2012). In general, shopping hours are 9.30-6pm, with late-night shopping till 8pm on Thursdays. Sunday opening is from noon. BREAKFAST The Kingfisher Café, a no-frills 'caff' on the corner of Parnell Square and Parnell Street West is good for breakfast, with friendly and efficient service. Good value, and good fish and chips later in the day. The Old Music Store on North Frederick Street, a few blocks South of us, does a good Irish breakfast in comfortable surroundings. Dunne's Stores, is the indigenous supermarket and department store chain, and has branches in every sizeable town throughout the country. There are two local branches. In North Earl Street, opposite O’Connell Street’s Spire, the Off-Licence (liquor store) is in a separate premises, a few doors apart - look for the James Joyce statue. You will find a bigger branch in the ILAC Shopping Centre, flanked by Henry Street, Moore Street and Parnell Street West (Moore Street entrance is opposite Paris Bakery).

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Dormitorios

Dublin 1, County Dublin, Ireland

Departamento entero2 camas

Georgian 1 Bed + Loft Bed + WIFI + TV 5 min Spire

Precio:$57/noche

132 evaluaciones

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