A quiet oasis in Dublin. Aberdeen Lodge shares its neighbourhood with the world’s embassies who have chosen Ballsbridge, the most exclusive area of Dublin, for its convenience to the city centre. Large well-kept gardens surrounding grand mansions give the place an air of refined exclusivity. Aberdeen Lodge, a converted Edwardian private residence, shares all these privileges. A member of Charming Hotels and Relais du Silence, the hotel understands the needs of guests and offers many of the qualities of Dublin’s more noted city centre hotels in a location renowned for its quiet seclusion.

Aberdeen Lodge offers fine cuisine and impeccable service in the beautifully furnished dining room, which overlooks extensive, landscaped gardens and cricket grounds.

Only minutes by DART or taxi from the centre of Dublin, the hotel is an ideal base for exploring the city and touring the Wicklow Mountains to the south. Private parking is available on the hotel grounds.

• Luxury Edwardian 4**** Property, located in fashionable Ballsbridge, close to Four Seasons Hotel and US & UK Embassy.

• Close to Theatre, shops and restaurants, near Stephens Green & Trinity College

• Hotel can arrange golf packages, City tours and scenic country tours .

General Information about Dublin tourist attractions;

Trinity College:

Houses Ireland's greatest treasure, the 8th century Book of Kells, a magnificent illuminated manuscript of the four gospels, which was presented to the Dublin college in the 17th century.

St. Stephens Green:

Is a fashionable Georgian square in Dublin city which, in 1880, was laid out as a public park. Today, the green is surrounded by the parliament of Ireland, the National Museum, The National Library and the Gaiety Theatre.

The pubs of Dublin:

Colourful, busy and packed with atmosphere, tourism to Dublin is not complete without a visit to any of the many pubs. Friday nights bubble toe-tapping musical entertainment. There's nothing like it anywhere in the world.

The Halfpenny Bridge:

A charming footbridge in Dublin built in 1816 across the River Liffey, is a popular landmark. Formally called the Liffey Bridge, it got its nickname from the halfpenny toll you had to pay to cross it.

Grafton Street:

Some would say, is the heart of Dublin. The city's symbol, Molly Malone with her barrow, stands amongst the passers by amid the non-stop music that pervades the street.

Whiskey Corner:

Once Jameson's Whiskey Distillery, is now a museum of Whiskey-making in Dublin.

Guinness Brewery and Storehouse:

The house of the national beverage, a classic in tourism Dublin. From the gravity bar there is a 360° stunning view of Dublin city.

St. Patrick's Cathedral:

One of the two cathedrals in Dublin city, the other Christ Church

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Suite                                              339 E                                  399 E
with 4 poster or Jacuzzi

Rates are per room and include VAT, service & a full Irish breakfast.
Complimentary tea/coffee/mineral water/international paper of choice.
Complimentary car parking is available on hotel grounds.
All rooms are air conditioned.