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Drury Court Hotel
At a Glance
- good price for the location
- unique dining room
Pros
- ear-plugs are needed for some rooms as Bia Bar gets insanely loud at night
- functional public salons
Cons
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With a hint of the Munich beer hall, the cozy, parquet-floor rathskeller dining room is the most charming thing about this small, good-value hotel. Public areas are purely functional but subtle greens, golds, and burgundies add a certain warmth to the rooms. The location is ideal, a two-minute walk from Grafton Street and just around the corner from some of the city's best restaurants. If you are a party-happy type, stick with the hotel's hyper-cool Bia Bar.
- Address: 28-30 Lower Stephens St., Southside, Dublin, Co. Dublin, 2 | Map It
- Phone: 01/475-1988
- Website: www.drurycourthotel.com
- Location: The Southside
Contact Information
- 42 rooms.
- Restaurant, bar.
- Rooms have: no a/c, Internet.
- Credit cards accepted.
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