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Grafton Guest House
At a Glance
- best value in city center
- warm, unfussy service
- simple but cool design
Pros
- some rooms are cramped
- can suffer from street noise
- no elevator
Cons
Grafton Guest House Review
A stone's throw from the famous shopping street that gave it its name, this Victorian Gothic-style building has been tastefully transformed into one of central Dublin's best bargains. The guest rooms are a little cramped, but they're brightly decorated with red rugs, striking wallpapers, cheerful pine furnishings, and the small size of the place ensures warm, friendly service. The rooms vary in size, but not price, so be bold and ask for a bigger one. They are simply decorated, with original wood floors, and occasional quirky, individual touches like exposed beams.
- Address: 26-27 S. Great George's St., Southside, Dublin, Co. Dublin, 2 | Map It
- Phone: 35/3648--0010
- Website: www.graftonguesthouse.com
- Location: The Southside
Contact Information
- 16 rooms.
- Rooms have: no a/c, Wi-Fi.
- Rate includes breakfast.
- Credit cards accepted.
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