Kilronan House

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Kilronan House is situated in the Heart of Georgin Dublin.The Hotel is recommended by all leading Travel Guides.All rooms are equipped with top quality orthopedic beds.

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The Central Hotel

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Rich with charm and character and each different to the next, the Rooms and Suites at The Central Hotel ensure a feeling of warmth, comfort and luxury, with custom-designed Irish furnishings throughout. The Dining Room is an oasis of calm, where guests can linger over lunch or converse over a leasurly dinner, surrounded by traditional splendour. The attention to detail in surroundings is mirrored by the excellent quality of service. Tucked away on the first floor, The Library Bar is a haven of peaceful luxury. The welcoming athmosphere and fine furnishings make it a popular venue for daytime business meetings, morning coffee, light lunches, afternoon tea, pre-dinner drinks, and even a nightcap before retiring.

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Othello House

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100 Metres to Central Bus Station / Terminus. Very close to all transport.

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River House Hotel

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Hotel Capri

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Hotel Capri, situated in downtown Dublin 1, is conveniently located near all major shopping areas, theatres, museums, live music venues, Trinity College and all central Dublin tourist attractions, with Dublins thriving left bank Temple Bar, a mere two minutes away over the beautiful and picturesque Hapenny Bridge on the River Liffey Our restaurant, Shells, located on the lower ground floor specialises in traditional Irish and European cuisine. Snacks are served all day.

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Uppercross House Hotel

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The Uppercross House Hotel is ideally situated on Dublins southside, in Rathmines.Originally built in the 1880s when Rathmines was known as Upercross, the Upperscross House was set among well-to-do family residences and imposing business premises. The hotel has recently been restored to its former glory, and a new wing has been added to provide every modern comfort. Rathmines has retained much of its fine architecture and tree-lined streets, and is now a bustling and popular suburb of Dublin, complete with shopping centres, cafes, cinema, and swimming pool. A short stroll brings you to the Georgian squares of St Stephens Green, Merrion Square, and Fitzwilliam Square, the main business centres. Temple Bar, with its pubs, clubs, restaurants, and theatres, is another popular city-centre destination. Several bus routes operate between Rathmines and the city centre, and there is a taxi rank directly opposite the hotel. The hotel also boasts the award-winning Mother Reillys bar and restaurant, renowned for its traditional Irish welcome, great food and drink and warm atmosphere. With the live music in the bar Monday to Thursday, and open to residents and non-residents alike, it is a lively and comfortable way to spend an evening.

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