Clifton Court Hotel, Dublin
Situated in the heart of Dublin City overlooking the River Liffey at O'Connell Bridge, the
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Clifton Court Hotel is close to the Abbey Theatre, Trinity College, Temple Bar and the two premier shopping streets. Talk about the most centrally located hotel ...
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Clifton Court Hotel, Dublin
Situated in the heart of Dublin City overlooking the River Liffey at O'Connell Bridge, the
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Clifton Court Hotel is close to the Abbey Theatre, Trinity College, Temple Bar and the two premier shopping streets. Talk about the most centrally located hotel in Dublin! Partake in shopper's paradise along neighbouring O'Connell or Henry Streets, or cross over the historical Ha'Penny Bridge on the River Liffey to soak up the atmosphere of the world renowned heritage precinct, Temple Bar or meander through stylish Grafton Street. All of this is within a five minute walk of your hotel room. In the evening, a minute?s walk will take you to the Abbey Theatre or walk ten minutes to the Point Theatre. Whichever way you turn you'll be surrounded by the best night life Dublin has to offer including our very own residents bar. Adding further to the hotel?s convenient location is its position opposite bus and taxi ranks. Some rooms offer River Liffey views and all rooms provide en-suites, direct dial telephones, tea/coffee making facilities and a full hearty Irish breakfast. Guests can also enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and the beverages provided by the residents bar.
...Grimy, drunken, lively, packed, vivacious, colourful, historical, sad, pushy, young, intense, downturned, up and coming, exciting, musical, frezied, 24 hour, backpacking, joke telling, guinness perfecting, rugby playing, viking historied, famined, parked, colleged, bullet holed, sprawling, Joyce, writers museum, fantastic, and the Liffey sluggish as a dusty blancmange creeping through the heart.
The CliftonCourt is excellent and there are regular comedy shows right next door. College Green is pretty and the museum is excellent, go and see the gold and the display about the Easter Rising. There are regular busses to the centre of town from the airport and the Guinness, of course, is excellent....
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...This amazing large building is situated on the quays. It is a large building which is rather similar to the Four Courts building which is situated on the opposite side of town but yet again on the quays. This was a key building in Dublin years ago and played a very important role with the importing and exporting of goods into and out of the city. Although there is very little to hear about or to see when visiting this building it is worth going to have a look at – the stone work is amazing....
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Advantages: Located near city centre Disadvantages: Horrible breakfast
...The great thing about this hostel is that it is in the centre of Dublin, the city centre is just about 5-10 minutes walk! The Temple Bar where all the pubs and restaurants are and the famous Guinness storehouse are all withing easy walking distance. There is also no curfew, and the rooms are much cleaner than most of the other hostels I've been to. The price is reasonable too, considering that we would be saving a lot on bus fares! The only drawback is their 'continental' breakfast consists of only toast, jam and coffee!!...
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The Avon Gorge Hotel is in a great position ,as it sounds, overlooking the Avon gorge! It is in Clifton, the posh bit of Bristol and definitely the bit you'd want to stay in you were only in bristol for Touristy things, and didn't need, say to be right... more
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