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Which B&B to choose in Dublin?
I have found availadility in the following B&Bs
Almani Abberley House and Flyover. Has anyone stayed in any of them? Which one is nearest in the city centre? Thanks |
I would love to know the answer to that question as well! I am looking into Bed and Breakfasts in the Dublin area and am very clueless about it. Which websites are you viewing to research them? When are you traveling to Ireland? Can anyone help us out. Thank you.
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All are outside the city centre on the North side of Dublin and would requie a bus journey into Dublin.
Having said that if you don't mind a bus journey then it's sixes. Not a great area IMO. South Dublin is nicer. |
Do you have any recommendations in South Dublin? I do not minding taking a short bus ride into the city.
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Sorry can't help as I stay with friends when in Dublin.
Try this wedsite http://www.visitdublin.com/ Also do a search here as there have been several posts recently about Dublin B&B's. I would try and stay in the centre if possible particularly if you are only there for a few days. South Dublin is my preference but if you don;t mind travelling in and out by bus there is probably nothing wrong with the 3 already mentioned. They are near the Airport if that is any help. Have a good trip and if I can find anything out about the 3 mentioned or any others I will post Keep topping |
Hello. We stayed at Glenogra Guest House in Ballsbridge in May and were really happy with it. Lovely big clean room and good breakfast. It's on the bus route - the stop on the way back from town is right outside the door. They have a website www.glenogra.com.
Hope that helps. Lisa. |
My choice in Dublin is Clara House..Dave is the owner..very nice and he is so helpful and friendly...it is in Rathmines with great transportation nearby...you cant go wrong
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