This Jury's Inn, one of three in Dublin city, is ideally located for accessing the city centre, as are all Jury's Dublin Inns) It's situated in Christchurch Place, about 5 minutes walk from the drinking dens of Temple Bar (heh, heh) and Grafton Street (the main shopping area) and College Green. ... Read review
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Inn is the perfect location from which to explore all Dublin has to offer.The Jurys Inn Christchurch offer excellent 3-star comfort. The spacious rooms have modern ...
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historic Christchurch Cathedral and within 150 metres of Trinity College. A train station is located near the hotel. Hotel Features. Innfusion Restaurant and Inntro B...
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Location. The Jurys Inn Christchurch, is located in Dublin, Ireland, opposite the ... more
historic Christchurch Cathedral and within 150 metres of Trinity College. A train station is located near the hotel. Hotel Features. Innfusion Restaurant and Inntro B...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
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right in the heart of the city Located in Dublin's oldest quarter directly opposite the historical Christchurch Cathedral Jurys Inn is just two minutes walk f...
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Advantages: Very centrally located, good standard 3-star hotel with reasonable prices Disadvantages: A bit noisy if you get a front facing room
This Jury's Inn, one of three in Dublin city, is ideally located for accessing the city centre, as are all Jury's Dublin Inns) It's situated in Christchurch Place, about 5 minutes walk from the drinking dens of Temple Bar (heh, heh) and Grafton Street (the main shopping area) and College Green. (Trinity College and the Central Bank) Dublin Castle is about one minute's walk and the Guinness Hop Store, the single most visited tourist attraction in ... ...walk away.
It's also directly opposite Christchurch Cathedral, and just around the corner from St. Patrick's Cathedral. So you're ideally located whatever your preference; a night on the tiles, followed by a Sunday service the following morning to confess your sins of the night before. Mind you, both the city's main Cathedrals are of the Protestant persuasion, so probably don't go in for confession. (But that's another story!)
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This Jury's Inn, one of three in Dublin city, is ideally located for accessing the city centre, as are all Jury's Dublin Inns) It's situated in Christchurch Place, about 5 minutes walk from the drinking dens of Temple Bar (heh, heh) and Grafton Street (the main shopping area) and College Green. (Trinity College and the Central Bank) Dublin Castle is about one minute's walk and the Guinness Hop Store, the single most visited tourist attraction in the city (by far!) is only about ten minutes brisk walk away.
It's also directly opposite Christchurch Cathedral, and just around the corner from St. Patrick's Cathedral. So you're ideally located whatever your preference; a night on the tiles, followed by a Sunday service the following morning to confess your sins of the night before. Mind you, both the city's main Cathedrals are of the Protestant persuasion, so probably don't go in for confession. (But that's another story!)
This hotel is another of my much favoured pit stops when I'm working the city centre in my taxi. There's a small taxi rank outside (no parking tickets!) and they don't mind us taxi drivers popping in for a quick coffee and snack or to use the toilet facilities. (Did you know there isn't a single public toilet in the whole of Dublin!) A very tasty wee cup of coffee it is too in their "Il Barista" coffee dock. You can either get a coffee to go or else take a seat in their very comfy lounge and bar area overlooking the main street outside. (So I can see when it's my turn on the rank. Heh, heh)
The hotel isn't on the route for the Aircoach from the airport, so your best bet on arrival is a taxi, which will cost you about Euro25. (Depending on the time of day) The hotel is extremely well serviced by public transport though, located as it is on a main thoroughfare, with plenty of bus stops just outside the front door.
You needn't worry about the standard of accommodation in a Jury's Group hotel. The company was started here in Dublin way back in 1839, by an ex-commercial traveller called William Jury, and has since expanded into a multi-national concern, with hotels all over Ireland and the UK and in the United States. So it's fair to say they know the hotel business at this stage.
The rooms are standard 3-star fare, with all the usual amenities like en-suite bathrooms, TV, phone and fax facilities, iron and ironing board, tea and coffee making facilities, etc. A tip I would give you if you're thinking of booking this hotel is to try to ensure you get a room at the rear, as a front facing room will be very noisy, the *VERY* busy main street being just outside your window with a constant stream of heavy traffic 24 hours a day.
All their rates are per room per night, and will sleep up to three adults and a couple of kids. The usual rack rates are in and around the Euro140 to Euro160 per night, but when you split this say three ways it's actually very cheap for such a centrally located 3-star hotel. Of course, these prices are negotiable, and you should browse the Jury's website for special offers, which are constantly available and constantly changing.
The prices don't include any extras (like food!) so if you fancy a cooked breakfast this will cost you Euro10 to Euro15 extra, or you can pop into their "Innfusion Restaurant" for an evening meal. My own advice would be to walk down the road to Temple Bar for a main meal, where you'll be spoilt for choice. (Plenty of good restaurants) Another alternative is to pop around the corner to "Borza's" for fish and chips. This chipper is world famous, and makes the best fish and chips I've ever tasted anywhere in the UK or Ireland!
If you're bringing your car then be advised that this Jury's doesn't have car parking facilities. There's a NCP car park just around the corner in Werburgh Street though, where you'll be able to get a reasonable 24 hour rate.
Recommended for anyone thinking of popping over to Dublin for a long weekend.
Advantages: Clean, keenly priced hotel Disadvantages: bar open to the public
Jury's ChristchurchInn in Dublin is ideally situated opposite the Christchurch cathedral in the city, a short walk from Dublin castle and the main streets in Dublin where you will find the majority of the bars and restuarants.
The hotel can be reached easily from Dublin's airport, using either a taxi (around £20) or the special Airlink bus service that operates frequently between Dublin's airport and the river.
The hotel is fairly modern, and the rooms though not luxurious, do offer a good standard of accomodation, with full en-suite facilities, orthapedic beds and satellite television facilities.
The hotel is a family hotel and does allow kids to stay - this may be a problem for some, as the last thing you want on your romantic break away is a load of screming kids in the hotel foyer - especially if they are someone else ...
andyev 02.05.2001
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Advantages: History melds with modern-day use Disadvantages: None at all
survived destruction in the 1916 rebellion, civil war, fires and it did fall into disprepair but it has withstood all - to be most worthy of your time and travel investment money, put it on your must-see list.
(The following information I got off the internet as I had not kept relevant info in my travel pamphlets!)
It is open for guided tours Monday to Friday from 10am to 4.45pm and Saturday and Sunday (as well as public holidays) 2pm until 4.45pm.
It costs Adults Euro4.50, students and seniors Euro3.50 and children under 12 years old Euro2.00.
You can entrance the castle from Palace Street, Cork Hill or Ship Street. Take Dublin Bus on routes 77, 77a, 56a or 49 from Eden LQuay or number 123 bus from O'Connell Street.
If you're driving a vehicle, there are a number of carparks around Dublin Castle but the closest is probably Jury ...
