Location. Harrington Hall is located in Dublin, Ireland, 300 metres from the museum district, and 500 metres from Trinity College and the bars and restaurants of lively Temple Bar.
Accommodation Features. Set in a Georgian townhouse full of period detail including chandeliers and ornate fireplaces, Harrington Hall has a 24-hour front desk offering a multilingual concierge service. Complimentary wireless Internet access and newspapers are available in the lobby, and parking is also complimentary.
A boardroom seating up to 12 persons is available for business meetings.
Guestrooms. The 28 guestrooms have gold and midnight-blue decor, with traditional furnishings. Amenities include satellite television, direct-dial phones, Internet access, and coffee and tea facilities. Bathrooms include complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
Expert Tip. In 2003, Dublin was voted the best city to live in Europe as part of a Europe-wide survey commissioned by the BBC. One of its attractions is the Book of Kells, an illuminated manuscript written by Celtic monks in 800 AD.
St Patrick's Cathedral: 300 Metres Museum Of Natural History: 300 Metres National Museum Of Ireland: 300 Metres National Art Gallery: 500 Metres Dublin Castle: 500 Metres Temple Bar: 500 Metres Trinity College (For The Book Of Kells): 500 Metres Guinness Brewery: 1.5 Km Croke Park (Stadium): 5 Kilometres
Indicaciones para llegar
From Dublin International Airport (Dub): Distance To Harrington Hall Is 12 Kilometres, Approximately 35 Minutes' Drive.
Getting There. Airlink Buses 747 And 748 Connect The Airport To Dublin City Centre, And Depart Every 15 Minutes. Tickets Can Be Bought From The Driver And The Single Fare Is Approximately 5 Eur. A 24-Hour Service To Central Dublin And Dublin South Is Also Offered By Aircoach. Local Bus Services Regularly Depart From The Arrivals Terminal, Connecting To Destinations Throughout The City And Its Suburbs. Taxis Cost Approximately 18-20 Eur To The City Centre. Prices Are All Subject To Change.
Getting Around. Dublin City Centre And Temple Bar's Cobbled Streets Can Easily Be Explored On Foot. Dublin's Extensive Double-decker Bus System And Tram Network Operate Throughout The City And The Suburbs. Taxis Are Available At Ranks, And Can Also Be Hailed On The Street. Parking In The City Centre Is Limited And Expensive, But A Car Is Recommended For Exploring Further Afield.
