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Ariel Guest House
At a Glance
- four-poster beds in larger rooms
- fantastic collection of Victoriana throughout the house
- good price for smaller rooms
Pros
- no longer run by owner
- no elevator
- a good walk to the city center
Cons
Ariel Guest House Review
The homemade preserves and oven-warm scones are reason enough to stay at this redbrick 1850 Victorian guesthouse in one of Dublin's poshest tree-lined suburbs. It's a few steps from a DART stop and a 15-minute walk from St. Stephen's Green. Restored rooms in the main house are lovingly decorated with Georgian antiques, Victoriana, and period wallpaper and drapes. The 13 rooms at the back of the house are more spartan, but all are immaculate. A Waterford-crystal chandelier hangs over the comfortable leather and mahogany furniture in the gracious, fireplace-warmed drawing room where afternoon tea is served.
- Address: 52 Lansdowne Rd., Ballsbridge, Dublin, Co. Dublin, 4 | Map It
- Phone: 01/668--5512
- Website: www.ariel-house.net
- Location: South Dublin
Contact Information
- 37 rooms.
- Parking.
- Rooms have: no a/c, Wi-Fi.
- Rate includes breakfast.
- Credit cards accepted.
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