Park Inn Dublin
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Day 1 - Dublin
... t until 2:00pm, so we rented some lockers to store our bags. The receptionist also told us there were showers in the basement. Despite being the push-button kind of shower that only gives you about 30 seconds of water at a time, we were thankful for the shower.
As recommended by the hostel receptionist, we had a hearty Irish breakfast in the restaurant of O'Shea's Hotel, a block from Isaacs. A bit more awake, we walked ...
Arh the erish!!!!!
... seems to have doubled when talking to anyone from Ireland or the UK!!
Onto the muddy fields to enjoy what was expected to be another epic concert from (in my opinion) the ultimate ROCK star of our generation and his band. The Fooies put on a great show and played all the classics and their more recent songs. I love it that Dave Grohl goes out of his way to continuously mock the awful synthesized music that we are exposed to through commercial radio. And that ...
Irish Nights
If it seems like I've fallen down on my blogging responsibilities as of late, it's because I have. Now I could blame that on myself for being lazy, which I won't, or when my iPad was nearly dead. Again, I won't. I will blame it on Irish nights. By Irish nights, I mean being out late which left me with neither the time nor the energy to blog. Not that I'm complaining. After traveling, touring, and early awakenings, it was. nice to just go out and ...
What Once Was Lost Hath Been Found
... prettier than what we normally play on. When you throw in the fact that we're golfing in Ireland, it was a win-win. There was one particularly amazing hole that Dad and I both birdied. We drove 255 yards right onto the green, yes 255. It was so sweet it almost made us forget about all the other holes that we totally bombed, and the balls we left at the bottom of the many, many lakes :)
We had some time before ...
Guinness anyone?
... the statue of justice - but quite curiously, the statue of justice faces the royal palace and has her back to the main town centre. Was this done deliberately?
Unfortunately this gorgeous country has had such an unsettling and turmoiled past trying to gain it's freedom and independence and it's evident in the stories behind the buildings and the statues/monuments. Their post office building acted as a headquarters for the British ...
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Loved the room - hated the noise
I have stayed at this hotel 3 times now and although I love the decor and the staff are very helpful I have some advice for anyone staying there. When checking in ask for a room with a bath as they are much bigger than the one's with showers only and also, if you like your sleep, a room at the back. The construction work is horrendous and it looks to me that it will be going on for a good while. Other than that, a very enjoyable stay and the location is just right.
Best time ever!
my boyfriend and i stayed here after our original hotel booking elsewhere went q bit wrong.... we are so glad it did! this is the funkiest hotel we have ever stayed in! the rooms are large and well equipped, good decor and just the right temoerature! the bed was incredibly comfty too which always helps! there is an open air ice rink directly opposiute the hotel which meant there was a lively feel to the area. the breakfast was lovely - the bacon cooked just right and the croissants some of the best i've ever had. this hoteln is away from all the noise of town yet a very short walk for a night out. the staff were all friendly and helpful. we will definitely be back... soon i hope!
You'll have the Best time...!!
What can i say about this hotel-the food was fab, the rooms bright, airy and i loved the bathroom.
It about a 10 minute walk from the main shopping area.
The bar and restauarnt were a joy to eat in and with the irish music, toped the evening off
Surrounded by construction:
Stayed in Chief O'Neill's last spring with 3 family members. There was so much construction going on around the hotel that it was like a maze to get to the city center, which was not close. The construction projects look huge, as in not being completed any time soon. Would not stay again. Decor was cold. Food was okay. Public areas huge and not at all cozy. Location too far from everything Dublin: museums, shopping, restaurants, parks.
Attic Suites - you've got to stay in one
There are just 3 Attic suites in the hotel and if you are lucky enough to stay in one it will be a memorable experience. Huge loft room, felt like I was in NY. Big double circular jacuzzi bath, CD player, massive private wooden deck, great company. what more could you ask for.
Hate the noise
Room is ok. Food is all right. But it's so noisy. The window is sinlge-glazed. The wall is so thin. You can hear people walking/chatting outside the hotel. And you can hear people coming into their room late and leaving their room early. And they just gave us smoking room without asking first. Don't think I'll stay there ever again.
Bright, modern and fun
I stayed at Chief O'Neill's in fall 2002 and was very pleased with the place. Rooms are simply but comfortably furnished and have a very colorful and contemporary look, especially compared to many hotels in Europe which are overun with antique replicas and chintz. All rooms have a compact stereo CD player and guests are given a CD of traditional Irish music. Rooms have nice hairdryers, which is a plus since you don't have to pack your own and worry about adaptors. The location is about a 10-minute walk from Temple Bar, and a few blocks of it are off the beaten path, but is quiet at night. There's also a handy convenience store around the corner, and several pubs nearby (including Cobblestone, which has live traditional Irish music).
Wicked!!!
A reallly good balance between modern and traditional...the food was fab and you could walk to the pubs easily...Im going to stay on my next visit!!!
Loved Chief O'Neill's
We had a wonderul time in Chief O'Neill's last February. It's also about 10 minutes walk from the centre which means it's nice and quiet later at night.
Traditional yet Modern
We stumbled into Chief O'Neill's by accident having heard the authentic Irish music wafting through the gift shop we were in.
Great layout in the Lounge/Restaurant. Traditional folk group played and then Irish dancers strutted their stuff.
A fabulous afternoon's free entertainment and all "by accident".
(The accommodation looks great too) We'll certainly try to book next time we're visiting dublin.
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