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84 Harcourt Street, Inner South East, City Centre Area, Dublin, Leinster, D2, Republic of Ireland [map] |
| One of the finest examples of period accommodation available in the heart of the Georgian city of Dublin, this 3-star hotel features traditional dècor and furnishings. Located near St Stephen’s Green, Albany House is a fully non-smoking and privately owned residence just a 5 minute walk from Dublin`s main shopping street, Grafton Street, or the main entertainment district of Temple Bar.
All 43 rooms offer en suite accommodation with modern facilities. Breakfast is served in the Albany's breakfast room and there is a wide variety of bars and restaurants within a short walk.
Unfortunately, the hotel does not have a lift.
The Albany House is completely non-smoking. Room Details
Single A standard room with 1 double bed.
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Double Standard double room with 1 double/ queen size bed. View on Harcourt Street, traditional Georgian style houses with lovely doors, that make it a real feature.
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Twin Standard room with 2 single beds.
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Triple Room with 1 double and 1 single bed.
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Directions to Albany House:
By Car:
- Take the N1 (Drumcondra Road - Dorset Street) which brings you to the city centre.
- From Dorset Street, turn left into Gardiner Street.
- At the end of Gardiner Street, drive around Custom House to cross River Liffey on Talbot Memorial Bridge.
- Turn right into George's Quay and Burgh Quay.
- Turn left into D'Olier Street.
- Turn right into College Street.
- Continue along Dame Street.
- Turn left at the traffic lights into South Great George's Street.
- At the Bleeding Horse Pub, turn left.
- Drive down Harcourt Street.
- Albany House is 400 metres further along on the right-hand side.
By Bus:
The 16A city bus goes from Dublin Airport to Camden Street, which is parallel to the Albany's street.
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Updated 09 November 2008 |
