Bewleys Hotel

We arrived at Bewleys Hotel with a definitive plan in mind...get checked in, get the rental car back to airport, catch a few hours sleep, and take the hotel shuttle in the morning.  Little did we realize how out of whack the whole plan would end up ...

... consuming that beverage, we literally walked out onto the tarmac and entered our plane. Upon arrival to Dublin, we gathered our luggage and took the shuttle to Bewley’s Airport Hotel. After chatting online until 1:30 am, we went to sleep. What a ...

... 55 minutes we landed at Dublin Airport.  We got our luggage and cleared customs.   We found the shuttle bus to our hotel, and checked in.   After resting for a few hours, we decided to check out Dublin on a Saturday night. We were 20 ...

Beweleys Hotel Dublin Airport ...

... doors because the Queen was viewing the museum. We continued on our walk looking in little shops and then checked into our hotel Bewley's which was located in Glasgow.  We learned we liked it better staying outside of the big cities. The next ...

... a bookstore, Finnegan's corner, and a few gift shops looking for Burren stained glass (to no avail). Then we drove to the airport hotel, dropped off the car at the airport and took a shuttle into Dublin.  Since Mike and Irene had missed it on their ...

... stayed packed the whole way to Manchester (3 hours), but at least this train was air conditioned.  When I got to Manchester, Bewley's hotel was right there -  a little hard to walk to - had to dodge across a couple of busy roads with my ...

... my first and rather overpriced "5 item irish breakfast" (and yes, I did try the black pudding), we bussed it from our beautiful hotel to O’Connell Street and walked to Temple Bar to watch the parade and take in the festivities. We were joined by my ...

Paula-We had breakfast this morning at Bewleys again and then back to CHECK OUT. I have never seen Shelley get up so quick as this morning to get out of that hotel. We dragged our bags again up and down stairs and told the receptionist we were booking out ...

... went through Passport Control, collected our luggage (Chris's late-checked bag made it!), and were soon on the Airbus to our hotel, Bewleys Ballsbridge.  Our rooms (adjoining) were very nice.  A very good bargain for Dublin at €109 ...

... its a really old art deco cafe which was frequented by scholars and literary type of old. It was a bit like Bewleys and a french cafe mixed up...all stained glass in the ceiling and chandeliers. We then meandered along all the old neighbourhoods ...

... nbsp;  Got Sarah out the door by 9am to explore the city...         Went to Bewleys Cafe for tea, scones, yogurt & fruit..            ...

... ton of tea, amazing chinese food, potatoes, fish and chips, sparkling lemonade, apple crumble, apple and berry crumble. I also ate at Bewleys, Queen of Tarts and another coffee shop that had cooke hot chocolate. I also LOVE British accents- if you're not ...

We had a very enjoyable breakfast at the famous Bewleys and then caught the open top bus to tour the city.  We saw Trinity College, Guinness Storehouse at St James' Gate, O'Connell Bridge, St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin Castle and the elegant ...