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Charleville Lodge
At a Glance
- outside the city-center hustle
- near Phoenix Park
Pros
- outside the city center
- two-night minimum on some rooms in summer weekends
- no elevator
- few antiques
Cons
Charleville Lodge Review
If Dublin's city center is a Georgian wonder, a short commute out to the historic Phibsborough area of Dublin's Northside will transport you to the Victorian 19th century and to this row of completely restored terraced houses. Enjoy resting after your trip in Charleville Lodge's rather austere residents' lounge, with its antique leather lawyer's chairs and working fireplace. Upstairs, guest rooms are simple but brightly colored, wide, and have refreshingly high ceilings. As for the commute, the No. 10 bus takes but five minutes and it's even a great walk in good weather.
- Address: 268-272 N. Circular Rd., Northside, Phibsborough, Dublin, Co. Dublin, 7 | Map It
- Phone: 01/838--6633
- Website: www.charlevillelodge.ie
- Location: The Northside
Contact Information
- 30 rooms.
- Bar, parking.
- Rooms have: no a/c, Wi-Fi.
- Rate includes breakfast.
- Credit cards accepted.
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