More information on Celtic Lodge Guesthouse
An ideal base from which to explore Dublin, this Victorian residence is located in the heart of the city, just a short walk from Temple Bar’s numerous restaurants and pubs. Recently restored, the house has been tastefully decorated to a very high standard. There are double, twin and single - bedded rooms to choose from, all en-suite and equipped with cable television, coffee and tea making facilities and hairdryers. Lunch and dinner are served in its recently-opened restaurant. Offering home-baked bread, fresh salads, daily seafood, vegetarian and seasonal specials, it is fully licensed, with a wide offer of French and new world wines. Traditional Irish cuisine - with Irish Stew, Beef & Guinness Stew and Celt Coddle, among others - is served all day in the bar. In the evenings, pay a visit to the Celt Pub, famous for its fantastic atmosphere and traditional Irish music every night. Located right next door to the guesthouse, you won’t have to travel far at the end of the night to get to your cosy bed.
Total Rooms:
29Rooms:
29Reservations
IB
Cancellation Policy
-48 hours, In case of no show or late cancellation one night will be charged on your credit card.
Directions
The Airport express will drop you at Busaras (the last stop), from there we are 2 minutes' walking. You can also take bus 41 from the airport which will drop you on Talbot street. O'Connell street and the spire can both be seen from our door.
Area
Leinster,Dublin,Around Dublin
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