Abbott Lodge in Dublin

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This budget accommodation is just off Dublin’s O' Connell Street and close to the main train station. It is a 10-minute walk from Temple Bar and Trinity College. Located in the centre of Dublin, Abbott Lodge Guesthouse is small and friendly, and offers comfort and value for money. Reception is staffed 24 hours a day and there is no curfew. All rooms have recently been upgraded, and all feature an en suite bathroom. A home-cooked Irish breakfast is included as part of your stay.

PLEASE ENSURE THAT FULL POSTAL ADDRESS IS GIVEN AT THE TIME OF BOOKING.The Abbott Lodge is located right in the heart of Dublin city centre, just off OConnell Street and within very close walking distance of the main bus and rail stations. Making it the perfect choice, for the cost conscious traveller be your trip business or pleasure. For those visiting the city on holiday, youll find a host of places to see and things to do right on your doorstep. Ranging from theatres, museums, world class shopping and of course, Dublins famous Temple Bar with its vibrant nightlife and over 500 bars and restaurants located in the city centre alone. All rooms have recently had a complete upgrade. All are en suite and colour television and teacoffee making facilities. Full Irish breakfast is also included in all our prices. So whether you are in Dublin on business or looking to just get away, the Abbott Lodge has the right ingredients to make your trip a success!

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BY AIR ToFrom Dublin:Dublin international airport has direct connections to most countries in Europe and major cities in the United States. Several airlines have regular flights from cities all over the UK and London. Dublin airport is located around 10km (7 miles) north of the city.Dublin Bus, runs a special Airlink bus to the city centre, which leaves every 10 minutes during the week and every 20 minutes on Sundays. The bus departs from directly outside the Arrivals building and serves Busras, which is the main terminal for Bus ireann provincial buses.A regular double-decker Dublin Bus (No 41) service is cheaper than the Airlink service, but runs less regularly and tends to take longer. The 41 bus stop is just outside the Arrivals lounge in the airport, to the left.There is also an abundance of taxis available at the airport which will take you directly to your destination. The average cost for a taxi ride from the airport to the city centre is 20-30, depending on traffic and extra charges.ToFrom Belfast:For visitors arriving into Belfast airport, there are regular bus and train services directly to Dublin, many of them non-stop. The train is your best option, particularly the Enterprise - a non-stop train from Belfast Central Station to Connolly Station in Dublin, which takes just over two hours. The Enterprise runs approximately every two hours both to and from Dublin ToFrom other airports: Other Irish airports with a limited international service include Cork and Shannon, while Galway, Knock, Waterford and Kerry operate domestic and cross-channel services. While the larger towns have regular bus and rail services to Dublin, it is advisable to check services from Knock, Shannon and Kerry before leaving. BY FERRY ToFrom Dublin: Dublin Port is served by two ferry companies - Stena Line and Irish Ferries - both of which have services from Holyhead on the Isle of Anglesea. From Dublin Port, Dublin Bus Nos 53 and 53a from Alexander Road will take you the short distance to the city centre for just 60p. The 53 departs from Beresford Place on the return journey to the port.ToFrom Dun Laoghaire: Dun Laoghaire Ferry Port is served by Stena Line only. The 4km (2.5 miles) or 20-minute journey to the city from Dun Laoghaire can be made by Dublins only light rail network, the DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) , or Dublin Bus, Nos 46a, 7 and 8, will take passengers from just outside the port, to Burgh Quay, right in the city centre.ToFrom Rosslare: From Fishguard and Pembroke in Wales, ferry services operate to Rosslare, Co Wexford, which is a couple of hours from Dublin by car. Stena Line operates on the Fishguard to Rosslare route, while Irish Ferries provide a Pembroke to Rosslare crossing. Trains and buses from Rosslare run on a regular basis.ToFrom other ports: Other ferry services operate from Swansea to Cork and to Belfast and Larne in Northern Ireland (mainly from Scotland). Both Cork and Belfast have regular rail and bus services to Dublin.