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Completely refurbished and extended in the winter of 2006, the hotel is eclectic, warm and stylish with a unique twist around every corner. The hotel features 172 guest rooms as well as an expansive lobby, Café Cairo Bar and lounge.

Location

This hotel is adjacent to Trinity College, one of Dublin's best known landmarks. Some of Dublin's top attractions like Dublin Castle, St. Stephens Green and Grafton Street - Dublin's principal shopping district - can be found within walking distance of the hotel. A wealth of museums, galleries and cultural centres are dotted around the city centre and are within easy reach from the hotel's central location. It is a 5-minute walk to Temple Bar, Dublin's cultural quarter and the hub of Dublin's nightlife; famous for its abundance of cafés, music bars and restaurants.

How To Get There

From the airport: follow signs to city centre. Once there follow the signs for O'Connell Street, passing through Drumcondra onto Dorset Street. Turn left onto Upper Gardiner Street and continue down Lower Gardiner Street, through Store Street and crossing straight through the Talbot Memorial Bridge onto Moss Street. Continue through the next set of traffic lights into Shaw Street and turn right onto Pearse Street. The hotel is located 20 metres up the road, on the right-hand side. Directions to the car park will be given at reception. In the event that the car park is full the closest public car park is on Fleet Street.

Room Description

Each of the guest rooms is stylishly designed and has a real wow factor. Guest rooms feature interactive TVs, high-speed Internet access, desks, laptop safes, hospitality trays and ironing facilities, not to mention comfy beds.

Meals

Café Cairo is really the perfect place for daytime light fare, relaxing afternoon coffees, night time drinks and lively conversation. The Café Cairo also has a large outdoor heated landscaped terrace, the perfect spot for soaking up the summer sun or evening drinks. It is characterised by warm deep colours, luxurious drapes, and plush, aged leather seating mixed with oak and cane furnishings. Colonial style marble, ceramic and rustic iron designs symbolise the elegant existence that was carved out of North African luxury and simplicity.