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Browns Hotel - 3* - Dublin

89-90 Lower Gardiner Street, Dublin, 1, Ireland

Prices from �67

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Description

89-90 Lower Gardiner Street, Dublin 1

Browns Hotel offers Georgian elegance in the heart of Dublin City. On the doorstep of Trinity College, the nightlife of Temple Bar is only a 15 minute stroll away, and the shopping district is just a 5 minute walk. Here, you will find a refreshing combination of old and new enveloped in atmospheric surroundings. Each of the hotel's 25 bedrooms are tastefully decorated, every room imaginatively mirroring the georgian feel of the original building.

Business facilities

Fax
Photocopying

Children facilities

Cots / Cribs

Hotel facilities

Car rental desk
City tours
Concierge
Night Porter
Reception (24 hours)
Safety Deposit Boxes

Room facilities

Cable television
Complimentary toiletries
Private Bathroom
Telephone
Television
Work Desk
Modem Access
Hairdryer

Restaurant

Hotel Restaurant: Enjoy breakfast and complimentary tea/coffee in the Gallery Lounge.

Children policy

Children welcome

Cancellation policy

Cancel free of charge up to 48 hrs before check-in, else first night rate

Pets policy

Guide dogs permitted only

Check-in time: 14:00 Check-out time: 11:00

Local Attractions

National Gallery of Ireland: 1.5 Kilometre
Temple Bar: 0.75 Kilometre
Huge Lane Gallery: 0.5 Kilometre
O?Connell Street: 0.25 Kilometre
Talbot Street: 0.1 Kilometre
Guinness Brewery: 2.0 Kilometre
Phoenix Park: 2.0 Kilometre
River Liffey: 0.25 Kilometre
Grafton Street: 1.0 Kilometre
Dublin Writers Museum: 0.5 Kilometre
St. Stephens Green: 1.25 Kilometre
Ambassador Theatre: 0.5 Kilometre
Dublin Zoo: 2.0 Kilometre

Location

Nearest airport: Dublin
Nearest train station: Connolly train station - 500m
Nearest metro: Busaras Luas Stop - 250m
Nearest bus station: Busaras - Central Coach Station - 250m
Nearest other: City centre - 0m, Dalymount Strand Beach - 3km

Credit cards accepted by hotel

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Dublin Information

Dublin Highlights...

Lively Nights
Museums
Local Markets
Cheap to Eat Out
Enjoyable Walks
Good for Couples
Places to Explore
Flight in 2.5hrs
Good Shopping
Dining Out
Local History
Local Character
Plenty to do
Traditional Building
Bistros & Cafés
Transfer in 1hr

Dublin Tourism Office

Address: Tourism Centre,Suffolk St,Dublin 2,Republic of Ireland

Email: information@dublintourism.ie

Phone: +353 (0) 1 605 7700

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Events

Looking for things to do near Browns Hotel - 3* - Dublin? Here are some of the events and attractions happening in the area.

Heineken Green Energy Festival	May 2009 (annual) Button Factory (formerly Temple Bar Music Centre)
Temple Bar Trad Irish Music & Culture Festival	Jan 2009 (annual) Button Factory (formerly Temple Bar Music Centre)
Dublin Electronic Arts Festival	Oct 2008 (annual) Dublin
St Patrick's Day Festival: Parade	Mar 2009 (annual) Dublin
St Patrick's Festival	Mar 2009 (annual) Dublin

Reviews

Customer reviews

Our customer ratings

Service :	6 /10
Cleanliness :	5 /10
Location :	7 /10
Overall :	7/10

What you said

The staff were excellent and very helpful. The room was enormous, although was in a sorry state of repair. There were holes in the wall and the carpet in front of the window had severe mildew from a leak at some point in time. The beds were comfortable, and the breakfast that was included was superb. The area of the hotel was close to the bus station, but it wasn't a very safe part of town.

Cleanliness	6/10	Service	10/10
Location	6/10	Overall	6/10

Marla -Fri 14 Jul 2006

This hotel was not up to standard. especially the room we were given. The curtains were covered in a one inch layer of dust which had not been cleaned for many months. The room was very small and there was no bath. On asking to change rooms we were told that the hotel was full and that there was no alternative room available. The reception staff were less than helpful and seemed not to be proficient in understanding English which was clearly not their first language. All in all not a good experience. A hotel to be avoided.

Cleanliness	2/10	Service	4/10
Location	10/10	Overall	6/10

Ronald -Mon 19 Jun 2006

This hotel is in a pretty good location, only 10 minutes walk to temple bar. The only downside to this hotel was that there seemed to be about 10 flights of stairs to walk up to get to our room, not good when you have been drinking all day! Rooms were OK and the breakfast was nice. A basic hotel but quality for the price we paid.Would stay there again!

Cleanliness	8/10	Service	8/10
Location	8/10	Overall	10/10

Mikaela -Thu 11 May 2006

The hotel is very basic but for the price it is ok. The location is very central and within walking distance of most of the main city centre attractions.

Cleanliness	6/10	Service	8/10
Location	8/10	Overall	8/10

Abigail -Thu 11 May 2006

The hotel woudl be better described as a boarding house. it was certainly not 3 star and this spoilt my reunion with my friends for our 40th birthday celebrations. Even teh taxi driver didn't know where it was

Cleanliness	6/10	Service	4/10
Location	8/10	Overall	4/10

Lisa -Tue 18 Apr 2006

Browns hotel was a disgrace - the first room we were put in was disgusting - ripped lamp shades covered in brown stains, peeling wallpaper, a tiny bathroom, shower covered in black mould, shower that at best trickled, a sink that you could't get your hands into because of its design, overlooked by building works which commenced at 7.30 am on the Friday, a non existant concierge which meant that people were banging/ringing the door to get in in the early hours ...... that was just the first night! Following a request to change rooms we were put into a room overlooking the front of the hotel, in which the sash window did not shut properly (hence noise and cold) and the radiator did not work properly. All round a big dissappoinment.