Dublin City short break

[chr...@which.net]

Can anyone recommend a good hotel in Dublin. Your comments please

[Hugh O'Brien]

chr...@which.net wrote:

>Can anyone recommend a good hotel in Dublin. Your comments please
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Visit the IRELAND section of my Homepage where I have listed various
Irish link including Hotels.

Enjoy your trip.

Hugh,
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> chr...@which.net wrote:
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> >Can anyone recommend a good hotel in Dublin. Your comments please
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Jurys have a 5 star Luxe Class in the Towers. Quiet in atmosphere and with the
largest rooms in Dublin.

Their 5* next door has more bustle. It's as expensive as you would expect in the
week but there are usually deals at weekends and for longer stays.

They also have two 3* Inns, one on the North shore of the Liffey, the other
opposite Christchurch Cathedral. These are good value as they charge on a per-
room basis (£51 per night, suitable for three adults or two adults and two
children).

All these are very central.

Their web page is at

http://www.jurys.com

Best regards

Karl Waldron

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[djd...@pionet.net]

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>> chr...@which.net wrote:
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>> >Can anyone recommend a good hotel in Dublin. Your comments please
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If you are looking for a little less "crowd", you might also consider
the "Grand" in Malahide which is about 20km North of Dublin. It's a
smaller village and there is allot to do there as well. Also, a bus
to Dublin City Centre leaves about every half hour or so and only cost
a shade over a pound. Besides, Malahide Castle is a very nice point
of interest.

DJD