Spacious City Centre Apartment

Summary:
Ideally located in one of Dublins most popular areas, this home is a pleasant stroll into the main streets. The neighbourhood is perfectly located to provide you with all you need particularly those great “local” feels that many of us seek while abroad. It's the ideal place for anyone looking to experience all that the city has to offer!

The Space:
Amenities:
- Professionally cleaned
- Hotel-quality bed linen and towels
- 24/7 check-in
- Balcony

Kitchen:
- Fully equipped
- Oven
- Stove
- Microwave
- Kettle
- Toaster
- Dishwasher
- Washer
- Dryer

Living area:
- Large extra-comfy sofa
- TV

Bedroom:
- Comfortable bed
- Wardrobe
- Ensuite bathroom

Guest Access:
Guests have access to the entire property.

The Neighborhood:
Just South of the River Liffey, you will be staying in the most convenient location Dublin has to offer, close to most attractions by foot, and with easy access to public transport (Bus, Luas, Dublin Bikes). You’ll be a short walk from Trinity College and its amazing library, The Book of Kells, and stone’s throw from O’Connell, Grafton Street and the buzzing temple bar.

You’ll be spoilt for great restaurants, pubs and cafes nearby in Temple Bar and South William Street.

Please take a look at the guidebook on my listing for recommended places to eat and drink in the area!

Getting Around:
Getting to and from the apartment is very easy given its central location. The easiest way to get to the property from the airport is by taxi. The journey will take approximately 30 minutes and depending on traffic the journey costs between €20 - €30.

Being so central, most of your journeys can be made by foot. If you would prefer using public transport, you will also have easy access to several bus routes on Camden Street, and on the quays. Pick up a Leap card from a local newsagent and you will be able to use all public transport across the city while you are here.

Another great way to get around the city is cycling, a 3-day pass costing only €5, with bike stations throughout the city. The nearest bike stand to the property is number 34 at Portobello Harbour.

If you wish to pop out of the city, you can do day trips to other cities and towns in the West and South of Ireland such as Westport, Galway and Cork. There two main intercity train stations in Dublin are called Heuston and Connolly.