Fleet Street
Temple Bar Dublin 2
Location
Temple Bar Hotel is located on Fleet Street, right in the city centre and within 200 metres from O'Connell Bridge and Trinity College. The prime shopping districts of Grafton Street and Henry Street are nearby. Easily accessible from all main train stations, the hotel is a short bus-ride to the Guinness storehouse and the National Museum of Ireland.
Rooms
Temple Bar Hotel offers 129 standard bedrooms over 4 floors with a choice of room types to suit your requirements. Some of the rooms are specially adapted to suit the guests with less mobililty and a guest lift is also available to all floors.
Restaurant
The Terrace Restaurant with a distinctive conservatory style, is a bright airy room on the ground floor of the hotel. Here, guests can savour the best of full Irish and Continental breakfast, as well as a changing selection of table d'hote menu, available for dinner in the evening.
General
The hotel features 5 dedicated meeting suites, which can accommodate up to 70 people for business meetings, training seminars, cocktail and wine receptions, private lunches as well as dinners.
Room |
Price from |
|
|---|---|---|
| Standard (Breakfast Included) | Single | 118 |
| Double | 176 | |
| Double + Child (up to 12 years) | 176 | |
| Twin | 176 | |
| Twin + Child (up to 12 years) | 176 | |
| Twin for sole use | 118 | |
| Triple | 248 |
 The hotel has one major flaw... at night the temple bar pubs use a loud car alarm like buzzer to empty their premises and the room I was staying in enjoyed the full force of the alarm. Which was not fun.- 28-Aug-2007 This hotel is perfectly located in the heart of Dublin and is very clean and comfortable. It can be noisy at the weekends, so be sure to ask at check-in for a quiet room at the back of the hotel otherwise the noise from the nightclub downstairs will keep you awake at night. I had a very enjoyable stay - it's the first Irish hotel in it's price range I've stayed in that had a flat screen TV and a safe in the room. The only problem I had was that the breakfast service was appalling - 25 minutes after ordering, the food finally arrived. There was much complaining from other diners. Hopefully this was just a problem confined to that particular day, because apart from that one glitch I would have no hesitation recommending the Temple Bar Hotel. - 08-Nov-2006 Very good for all areas of Dublin, the hotel is excellent but the breakfast is poor by Ireland standards.- 05-Nov-2003 |
* based on 104 member rating(s)
Overall rating:
4/5 |
Temple Bar Hotel Dublin
