I Stayed in this hotel in march of this year with my fiance and 4 of our friends. We paid £127 per person for 3ngts with ryan air flights which is excellent!!
We all had standard rooms and the only thing i would point out about this is that myself, my fiance and two of our friends had rooms ... Read review
Overlooking the River Liffey and O'Connell Bridge, this hotel has a friendly atmosphere, ... more
and a prime location in the heart of Dublin city centre, 2 minutes' walk from Temple Bar. Renowned for its warmth and friendliness, the Arlington Hotel O'Connell B...
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The Arlington Hotel is Dublin's most central hotel and overlooks the River Liffey The ... more
Arlington is perfectly located beside O'Connell Bridge and is a great base to enjoy this vibrant city The hotel exudes atmosphere and friendliness with a unique medie...
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Located in the very heart of Dublin city centre, opposite the historic Dublin Castle and ... more
beside Temple Bar, this hotel has recently been refurbished.Each room is tastefully decorated, bright, and designed to international standards. Rooms have fine views of the bustling Dame Street and the architectural beauty of Dublin Castle.The main shopping districts of Grafton Street, Henry Street, O'Connell Street and Saint Stephen's Green are located within a few minutes' walk of the hotel..
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The Arlington Hotel Temple Bar formerly The Parliament Hotel is situated on the doorstep ... more
of Temple Bar and Dublin's finest Restuarants Bars and Night Life making the Arlington Hotel Temple Bar an ideal location for your next weekend city break The main Shopping Districts of Grafton Street Henry Street O'Connell Street and Saint Stephen's Green are located within a few minutes walk from the Arlington Hotel Temple Bar The hotel also features Legends Bar with nightly Irish Dancing Show and is the first hotel in the world that features the unique "Pour Your Own Pint" tables for those who wish to try pouring their very own pint of the "Black Stuff"The hotel is situated in a very historic part of Dublin City Centre with Christchurch St Patrick's Cathedral Trinity College and Dublin Castle on our doorstep For business the IFSC Grafton Street O'Connell Street and Merrion Square are within walking distance The Arlington Hotel Temple Bar is easily accessible with the Aircoach and Airport Bus Routes located closeby
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Location. The historic Parliament Hotel is located in Dublin, Ireland, opposite City ... more
Hall and Dublin Castle. The lively Temple Bar area is within 350 metres of the hotel. Dublin International Airport (DUB) is nine and a half kilometres away. Hotel Features. Set in an Edwardian building, Parliament Hotel is a three storey building with a corner entrance. The large lobby provides complimentary newspapers, and has a tiled floor, antique furniture, curved front desk and photographs of former Irish presidents. With street access, the all day Forum Bar and Restaurant at the Parliament Hotel is popular with both locals and guests. A large, open plan room with wood panelled walls and floors, it offers steaks and sandwiches, and locally produced stout at the bar. Full Irish breakfasts are served at the Senate Restaurant in the basement for a surcharge. The hotel has a meeting room for up to 25 people. Multilingual staff at the front desk can help arrange city tours or provide information about nearby golf courses. Guestrooms. The 63 air conditioned guestrooms at the Parliament Hotel are decorated in neutral shades with bright fabrics, carpets and light wood furniture. All rooms have dial up Internet connections (surcharge), satellite television, tea/coffee making facilities and complimentary toiletries. Expert Tip. During Dublin's St Patrick's Day celebrations, the parade passes in front of the hotel on Lord Edward Street.
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Location. The historic Parliament Hotel is located in Dublin, Ireland, opposite City ... more
Hall and Dublin Castle. The lively Temple Bar area is within 350 metres of the hotel. Dublin International Airport (DUB) is nine and a half kilometres away. Hotel Features. Set in an Edwardian building, Parliament Hotel is a three storey building with a corner entrance. The large lobby provides complimentary newspapers, and has a tiled floor, antique furniture, curved front desk and photographs of former Irish presidents. With street access, the all day Forum Bar and Restaurant at the Parliament Hotel is popular with both locals and guests. A large, open plan room with wood panelled walls and floors, it offers steaks and sandwiches, and locally produced stout at the bar. Full Irish breakfasts are served at the Senate Restaurant in the basement for a surcharge. The hotel has a meeting room for up to 25 people. Multilingual staff at the front desk can help arrange city tours or provide information about nearby golf courses. Guestrooms. The 63 air conditioned guestrooms at the Parliament Hotel are decorated in neutral shades with bright fabrics, carpets and light wood furniture. All rooms have dial up Internet connections (surcharge), satellite television, tea/coffee making facilities and complimentary toiletries. Expert Tip. During Dublin's St Patrick's Day celebrations, the parade passes in front of the hotel on Lord Edward Street.
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The Arlington Hotel is Dublin's most central hotel and overlooks the River Liffey The ... more
Arlington is perfectly located beside O'Connell Bridge and is a great base to enjoy this vibrant city The hotel exudes atmosphere and friendliness with a unique medieval theme throughout the public areas and boasts one of Dublin's most popular and liveliest bars; "Knightsbridge" The 131 en suite bedrooms are spacious and elegantly furnished with all modern amenities The bar offers free live Irish music and car parking is also complimentary On our doorstep you will find all of Dublin's major attractions; Trinity College Irish Whiskey distillers The Point Theatre and Guinness Brewery to name but a few Dublin's most fashionable shopping districts and the Trendy Temple bar district are adjacent to the Arlington Hotel
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Advantages: location, staff, breakfast, nightclub Disadvantages: if you have a room on the front could be tiny!!
I Stayed in this hotel in march of this year with my fiance and 4 of our friends. We paid £127 per person for 3ngts with ryan air flights which is excellent!!
We all had standard rooms and the only thing i would point out about this is that myself, my fiance and two of our friends had rooms next to each other in the back of the hotel and our rooms were brilliant on the 3rd floor - we were in the back of the hotel and especially our ... ...pretty big with a really large double bed! However, our other friends who stayed in the front side of the hotel had a really small room so i would recommend you request a room at the back to avoid the small rooms!! When we were there though they were in the process of renovating the 4th floor and they may have only been using the smaller rooms until this was done. Overall though rooms were very clean, bathrooms brilliant and standard tea/coffee facilities ... more
I Stayed in this hotel in march of this year with my fiance and 4 of our friends. We paid £127 per person for 3ngts with ryan air flights which is excellent!!
We all had standard rooms and the only thing i would point out about this is that myself, my fiance and two of our friends had rooms next to each other in the back of the hotel and our rooms were brilliant on the 3rd floor - we were in the back of the hotel and especially our room which was at the end of the corridor, was pretty big with a really large double bed! However, our other friends who stayed in the front side of the hotel had a really small room so i would recommend you request a room at the back to avoid the small rooms!! When we were there though they were in the process of renovating the 4th floor and they may have only been using the smaller rooms until this was done. Overall though rooms were very clean, bathrooms brilliant and standard tea/coffee facilities in the room.
The hotel staff were excellent and they have a hold room for your luggage whcih we used before check in as we were quite early and couldn't check in til 2pm as the hotel was full(not a surprise as it's really popular and it was constantly busy). We also used the room on our last day after check out and they were happy to let us again. Small note to say if there is a lady there called rachel on reception who was the GM at the time she is excellent and very helpful!
The hotel location itself is fantastic. It is on bachelors walk so you are literally round the corner from o'connell street. The hotel is overlooking the river liffey and so you can walk acroos the ha'penny bridge which is just a about 50 yards down from the hotel and straight into the temple bar area, of which then you can go on into the grafton street area too. Don't be put off by the horrendous yellow colour of the building outside as inside the hotel also has a brilliant bar area that gets pretty busy in the day for matches etc and a restaurant(which we didn't eat in unfortunately but looked lovely) The hotel bar at night becomes a nightclub and it is one of the popular ones in dublin - we also found out that the prices on drinks in here were cheaper than soe of the other bars we went into whcih is quite good considering it is a hotel club! The dj played a good kix of dance, r&b, pop, and classics. It has two floors and the lower floor tends to be a more older blend of music but, it means there is somehting for everyone!!
We had breakfast included in our hotel stay and the lady who runs the breakfast is so nice - she always came over to make sure you were ok and had a friendly chat with you whcih i thought was great service - food wise it was good selection and very fresh as so many people were in at one time, the chefs were constatntly putting fresh grub out!
one thing to note is though is that it might not be suitable for families as the nightclub means quite a lot of people coming in late who sometimes could be quite noisy!!
A fab hotel and i i have already booked to go back for next year!
Advantages: In the centre of Dublin Disadvantages: Rooms in need of being redecorated
The Arlingtonhotel is in the centre of Dublin nest to the river Liffey. I went with my husband and 7 other friends- which ended up with us requiring 3 double rooms 1 twin room and one single- we booked online and took up their offer of the winter madness (this meant by going Monday to Wednesday we would have free breakfast both mornings and one free evening meal for ?99 per person per night) this was available for us all except for the one who booked a single room and had to pay for his meal.
Booking for this many people online we were a bit worried that there would be a lot of problems (it's not the same talking to someone on the phone) and when we arrived sure enough only 2 double rooms had been booked but the hotel reception staff were very efficient in getting us another room that would be ready the same time as the others. Then ...
Advantages: City centre location Disadvantages: Expensive, noisy at night times.
The ArlingtonHotel is situated in the heart of Dublin, just off O?Connell Street, and across the river from the Temple Bar area of the city.
The entrance hall and adjoining Knightsbridge Bar are decorated like something out of a medieval movie, complete with a faux set of armour. While the entrance and reception are always well lit, the bar is quite dark even during the day.
According to the hotel?s website, it boasts 131 rooms, ranging from double rooms to twin and even triplet rooms. On my last visit, we stayed in a twin room. It was lovely and spacious, and there was a TV, en suite bathroom and a kettle (complete with tea and coffee).
We had a good view across the River Liffy. At first, we thought this was fantastic - until, of course, night descended. The wind roared the whole night, traffic rattled by, and we could hear ...
Well this is the only hotel in the world I have managed to sleep properly the first night!
We stayed in June for Wed and Thurs night. We have been to Dublin loads and knew our way around. The Arlington had a good website offer and seemed one of the only city centre hotels with parking.
We got a room upgrade as the doubles had all gone..family room we could have had a party in it soooo huge.
The second night we watched their entertainment of Irish music and dancing until 11pm and then went up to bed. Well the disco downstairs was so loud we couldnt sleep. After calling down to reception 3 times it ended...at 2:20am!!!
We complained, we were only the floor above so maybe the rest is not as affected. But I think it is only on the weekend as there was no noise on the first night. I will stay again, but only mon-wed!!
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