This is a hotel in a superb location that was built in 1998, with a traditional-style look, especially its mock Geogian front. The hotel’s lively bar opens until late and only accept two night bookings in advance for weekends.

The hotel is very centrally located, just off O_Connoll Street and opposite Temple Bar.

• Centrally located
• 12km to the nearest airport: DUB
• 5 minute walk to the nearest metro: TARA STREET
• 1km to the nearest station: CONNOLLY
• 7 minute walk to nearest bus stop

Surrounding Area
Christ Church Cathedral: The Dean and Chapter of Christ Church Cathedral welcome visitors to Dublins oldest building - the mother church of the dioceses of Dublin and Glendalough in the Church of Ireland.

Heritage Ireland: Come and explore the many and varied heritage sites Ireland has to offer. Discover Ireland's Parks, Monuments, Gardens, Inland Waterways, and National Cultural Institutions.

National Gallery of Ireland: The gallery has one of the finest collections of art in the world. It holds exhibitions of both famous and unknown artists that have impacted on the world of art as we know it today.

Trinity College Dublin: The university is one of the oldest in Ireland. Founded in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth I, the College is in an enviable position in the very heart of Ireland's capital.

Smithfield Village: A landmark in Dublin’s future, Smithfield Village has already redefined Dublin’s contemporary urban landscape with its distinctive architecture and mix of activities and facilities.

Temple Bar: This is Dublins cultural quarter. First developed in the 19th century, with narrow cobbled streets running close to the banks of the river Liffey, the area is full of character and charm.

Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art: This gallery is in the heart of Dublin city and is a mecca for all Modern Art lovers.

Guinness Hopstore: The hopstore was built by 1882 and was originnally used for storing Hops (used in the brewing process) for almost a century. Today, it is a Visitors' Centre but all of the original features and character of the building remain - even down to the aroma of Hops, which pervade the air.

Ceol: Based in Smithfield Village it is a unique, interactive visitors centre that celebrates the living story of Irish traditional music, song and dance, its roots, its energy, its personalities.

Irish Music Hall of Fame: The Hall of Fame Tour is an interactive and multimedia tour through the history of Irish Music as well as a contemporary retail outlet.

Jameson Distillery: Nestling in the heart of old Dublin, just one minute's walk north of the River Liffey, lies the old Jameson Distillery on the site of the original Jameson Distillery, with its origins dating back to the year 1780.

Each of our 115 tastefully designed, spacious, en-suite bedrooms are elegantly furnished with all modern comforts, including King-size beds, satellite multichannel TV, in-house movies, trouser-press, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities.

The Sophisticated executive mini-suites located in our Georgian wing of which some provide an exquisite view of Dublin's river Liffey and many extra amenities including ISDN and fax/modem lines all of which are designed to facilitate the busy corporate client.