Triple bedded attic style room
Rental Info
- Price:
- From EUR 70
- Property Type:
- Room
- Floor:
- 2
- Bathrooms:
- 1
- Bedrooms:
- Security Deposit:
- No
- Minimum Stay:
- 2 Nights
- Max. Guests:
- 4
- Pets Allowed:
- No
- Smoking Allowed:
- No
- Check-In/Out:
- 11:00 / 11:00
Rental Details
This en-suite triplle bedded room with an extra foldup bed can suit 3 or 4 people.This room overlooks the city with 2 large velux windows.
The House /Bed & Breakfast situated one mile from Dublin City Centre offers luxury bed and breakfast accommodation for tourists and holidaymakers. For a long vacation or just a mini break, the house caters for the guest’s every need. Situated close to the airport, botanic gardens, Irish pubs and bus stops etc; this house is ideally situated for the weary guests who wishes to relax and enjoy their holidays.
The House, named after a famous scenic area in county Wicklow, “The Garden of Ireland”, is a combination of both old and new architectural styles. Built at the beginning of the 20th century, the house has recently been expanded and modernized throughout, keeping all the original features. Situated on a leafy tree lined street, just off the main airport/city link road, it is ideally situated for speedy access to the city and airport.
The coffee facilities and are non-smoking. One can retire to the patio with a cup of Bewley’s Irish coffee and enjoy a smoke there to alleviate that heavy heady feeling after a night at one of the numerous nightclubs nearby. The rooms in the House are luxurious with polished wooden floors. After a long exploratory visit to the capital, one can relax in these beautiful rooms which contain a TV and tea / coffee facilities.To ensure your safety, all rooms are fire proofed with smoke detectors/ alarms and fire doors
A marvellous breakfast of fresh fruit, cereals, yoghurts, or the famous “Irish Breakfast” will raise your spirits and energy for a visit to Dublin Castle; Kilmainham Hospital; Trinity College or other famous Dublin landmarks.
A stroll in the Dublin’s National Botanic Gardens located nearby can be very invigorating too.
A trip to Howth fishing village via the dart can be very enjoyable. There one can walk to the famous Howth head with panoramic views over the sea. There are some nice fish restaurants there such as the Oar. The nearby Abbey Tavern provides some traditional Irish music.
Another must see is Malahide Castle close to Howth. This Castle contains a museum with replica miniature trains dating back to the early 1900s
The House /Bed & Breakfast situated one mile from Dublin City Centre offers luxury bed and breakfast accommodation for tourists and holidaymakers. For a long vacation or just a mini break, the house caters for the guest’s every need. Situated close to the airport, botanic gardens, Irish pubs and bus stops etc; this house is ideally situated for the weary guests who wishes to relax and enjoy their holidays.
The House, named after a famous scenic area in county Wicklow, “The Garden of Ireland”, is a combination of both old and new architectural styles. Built at the beginning of the 20th century, the house has recently been expanded and modernized throughout, keeping all the original features. Situated on a leafy tree lined street, just off the main airport/city link road, it is ideally situated for speedy access to the city and airport.
The coffee facilities and are non-smoking. One can retire to the patio with a cup of Bewley’s Irish coffee and enjoy a smoke there to alleviate that heavy heady feeling after a night at one of the numerous nightclubs nearby. The rooms in the House are luxurious with polished wooden floors. After a long exploratory visit to the capital, one can relax in these beautiful rooms which contain a TV and tea / coffee facilities.To ensure your safety, all rooms are fire proofed with smoke detectors/ alarms and fire doors
A marvellous breakfast of fresh fruit, cereals, yoghurts, or the famous “Irish Breakfast” will raise your spirits and energy for a visit to Dublin Castle; Kilmainham Hospital; Trinity College or other famous Dublin landmarks.
A stroll in the Dublin’s National Botanic Gardens located nearby can be very invigorating too.
A trip to Howth fishing village via the dart can be very enjoyable. There one can walk to the famous Howth head with panoramic views over the sea. There are some nice fish restaurants there such as the Oar. The nearby Abbey Tavern provides some traditional Irish music.
Another must see is Malahide Castle close to Howth. This Castle contains a museum with replica miniature trains dating back to the early 1900s
Amenities
- Bed Linen & Towels
- Kitchen
- Wireless Internet
- Internet
- Cable TV
- TV
- Gym
- Parking Included
- Air Conditioning
- Washing Machine
- Free Cleaning
- Balcony
- Pool
- Doorman
- Wheelchair Access
- Outdoor Space
- Elevator
- Breakfast
Rental reservation is currently under development. Sorry!
Latitude: 53.3683001482 Longitude: -6.2629795074
