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Number of rooms:
115
Location:
City Center
Address:
23-25 Bachelors Walk, O'Connell Bridge, Dublin, Ireland
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The Arlington Hotel Dublin gracefully combines Irish tradition with modern conveniences. Toursit buses stop on the hotel's doorstep, and Temple Bar is just a short walk away, making this an ideally located property. Each of the 115 tastefully-designed, spacious, en-suite guestrooms is elegantly furnished with a series of modern amenities. Enjoy a relaxed evening in the wonderful Knights Bistro on the ground floor and choose from a wide selection of culinary delights. This hotel has meeting rooms which cater for up to 35 people; each specifically designed to meet today's demanding business requirements and flexible working environment. For your reservation at the Arlington Hotel Dublin, please select the dates of your stay and complete our secure online booking form.
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- Coffee/Tea Maker
- Hair Dryer
- Inhouse Movies
- Satellite/Cable TV
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- Bar/Pub
- Laundry Service/Dry Cleaning
- Restaurant
- Room Service
- Safety Deposit Boxes
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The chefs pride themselves on their traditional Irish stew, as well as seafood dishes, served all day until 9.30pm.
Knights Bistro
Enjoy a relaxed evening in the wonderful Knights Bistro and choose from a wide selection of culinary delights. Situated on the ground floor, this medieval themed Bistro offers a full Irish breakfast every morning, and an extensive dinner menu available from 6.00pm onwards. The chefs pride themselves on their traditional Irish stew, as well as their seafood dishes.
Knightsbridge Bars
Savor the delicious carvery lunches served daily or choose from an extensive bar menu, which features some of the finest Irish recipes around.
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Exterior
The Arlington Hotel is situated by the river Liffey, putting guests in the heart of Dublin. Guests will appreciate its centrality as they explore all that the Irish capital offers.
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Interior
The lobby area is large and furnished in medieval style, with Norman arches, wood paneling and suits of amour. Adjacent to the reception there is a spacious seating area.
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