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Stay Dublin Apartments

25, Upper Abbey Street
Dublin, Ireland Dublin 1

Within walking distance of Trinity College, Dublin Castle, Dublin Zoo, shopping on Henry and Grafton Streets, and the nightlife in the Temple Bar district, the Stay Dublin Apartment Hotel is located within the centre city.
The hotel provides 105 modern, fully serviced apartments including separate sitting areas with sofa beds, kitchens with microwaves and washer/dryers and satellite TV. Other hotel services include 24 hour front desk, cell phone rental, elevator and laundry services. Parking for a fee is close to the hotel. The apartments are divided between four nearby locations: Millennium Tower, Millenium Walk, Quartiere Bloom, Ivy Exchange (Parnell Square) and, Capel Street. An apartment will be allocated on check in at 25 Upper Abbey Street (opposite the Jervis Street shopping centre; entrance to the Millennium Walk is next to the SPAR shop).

Rates:
87.53 - 290.51 USD

Number Of Rooms: 104
Number Of Floors: 1
Check In Time: 2:30 PM
Check Out Time: 11:00 AM

Amenities:
Children Allowed

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Stay Dublin Apartments
25, Upper Abbey Street
Dublin, Ireland Dublin 1

Driving Directions:
From Dublin International Airport:
Approximate driving time is 45 minutes and distance is 6 miles / 10 kilometers.

Exit airport and take the M1 to the city center. Follow the Quays towards the north side of the River Liffey. Turn left at Morrison Hotel. Go through the first set of traffic lights, and park in the car park opposite Home Stores furniture shop on Jervis Street. The hotel is on the adjacent street.

Taxis are available from outside the terminal. Frequent local bus services, operated by Dublin Bus leave from the main Arrivals road directly outside the terminal. These include the Airlink express bus, which runs to Dublins main bus and rail stations. Bus no.748 runs to Heuston and Connolly rail stations and the central bus station.

Dublins extensive bus network (green double deckers) serves the center and the suburbs. Taxis are expensive and can be hard to come by. Parking is scarce, but a car is a great way to get off the beaten track; the center of Dublin is best explored on foot.