Abbey Hotel

52 Middle Abbey Street Dublin 1

Dublin, IE

Rating: 2 Stars

Small, intimate hotel in the heart of Dublin city centre. It is close to all main shopping areas and night life. The stylish rooms are decorated to a high standard. We at The Abbey hotel make it our business to ensure that all your requirements are taken care of without delay. With a profssional and dedicated staff, our attention to detail will leave you breathless. Many of our guests come back time and again and we pride ourselves in providing a uniquely warm and friendy atmosphere in what can only be described as Dublin's most convenient hotel.

Room Information

Double Room

Double Room Double Room Double Room Ensuite. TV. Phone. Hairdryer.

Double Single Room

Double Single Room Double Single Room Double / Single Room Ensuite. TV. Phone. Hairdryer.

Single Room

Single Room Single Room Single Room Ensuite. Tv. Phone. Hairdryer.

Triple Room

Triple Room Triple Room Triple Room Ensuite. TV. Phone. Hairdryer.

Twin Room

Twin Room Twin Room Twin Room Ensuite. TV. Phone. Hairdryer.

Directions

When leaving the airport go through the second roundabout onto the M1/N1. Continue straight. Entering Whitehall, Drumcondra, Dorset Street. Turn left from Dorset Street to Gardner Street, then right onto Talbot street, left onto Malborough Street and left onto Middle Abbey Street

Restaurants

Restaurant / Dining Information

The Abbey hotel restaurant, located in the Black Abbot pub, offers guests a choice of menus featuring excellent local and international cuisine.

Area Attractions

One of Dublin's most popular attractions is the National Gallery of Ireland, with works by Irish, British and continental European artists ranging from the Medieval to the Modern period. The Irish Museum of Modern Art has excellent exhibitions of contemporary Irish and international art. Trinity College is a city-center university that houses the world-famous Book of Kells. The impressive National Museum is located on two sites, one in Kildare Street, the other along the Liffey Quays in a converted army barracks. Dublin's best shopping districts are the Grafton Street and Henry Street areas. The Temple Bar district is best for cultural attractions such as cinemas and galleries as well as trendy shops and good cafes.

Recreation

Recreation Information

Our newest bar Mojos is a modern themed bar with a lively atmosphere. Once you walk into Mojo's you are in downtown Manhattan or some futuristic place that Hollywood might dream up. It's got an excellent sound system & video screens showing music videos. The bar itself is of glass brick lit with a blue neon light. Mojos Music Bar is open seven nights a week and open late from thursday to sunday. We have Karaoke on thursday nights.