Days Inn Dublin City Rathmines

The Days Hotel Dublin Rathmines is situated walking distance from Dublin City and 13 miles from Dublin International Airport. Local attractions include St. Stephen's Green, Grafton Street Shopping Area, and the Swan Shopping Centre.

Hotel amenities include full Irish breakfast (fee), complimentary coffee and chilled water in the lobby, babysitting (upon request), taxi service (upon request), Internet access terminal in lobby, laundry/dry cleaning, car reservation service, and elevator. Guests may also enjoy free admission to the onsite bar and nightclub, one of the most popular in Dublin.

Guest rooms feature AM/FM alarm clock radios, telephones, voicemail, CD players, trouser presses, irons, ironing boards, coffeemakers, in-room safes, hairdryers, in-room movies, heated towel racks, power showers, and cable TVs.
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Days Inn Dublin City Rathmines Property Information:

Rooms: 66
Floors: 3

Days Inn Dublin City Rathmines Service

Room service
Parking
Dry cleaning
Wheel chair access
Meeting room
Kids allowed
Dining
Nonsmoking

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Driving Directions

DIRECTION TO THE PROPERTY FROM EAST -
ON THE N11 FOLLOW THE SIGNS FOR THE CITY CENTRE,
CONTINUE THROUGH DONNYBROOK VILLAGE AND AT THE TOP
-LESSON STREET- TAKE A LEFT BEFORE YOU GO OVER THE
CANAL, CROSS OVER RANELAGH BRIDGE AND AT THE NEXT
BRIDGE TAKE A LEFT AND YOU WILL SEE THE INN PAST
CONVENIENCE STORE NESTLED BETWEEN TRAMCO BAR AND THE
RENAULT GARAGE
DIRECTION TO THE PROPERTY FROM NORTH -
NORTH TAKE THE M50 SOUTHBOUND PASS THROUGH THE TOLL
BRIDGE, TAKE THE TALLAGHT - TEMPLEOGUE EXIT OFF THE
M50, DRIVE TOWARDS TEMPLEOGUE, GO STRAIGHT THROUGH
TEMPLEOGUE AND INTO TERENURE VILLAGE, GO STRAIGHT
THROUGH THE CROSSROADS AND CONTINUE INTO RATHGAR
VILLAGE, FOLLOW THE MAIN ROAD DOWN INTO A T-JUNCTION,
YOU WILL SEE RATHMINES POST OFFICE DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF
YOU, FOLLOW THE ROAD TO THE LEFT AND THE INN IS LOCATED
ON YOUR LEFT
DIRECTION TO THE PROPERTY FROM SOUTH -
ON THE N7 TAKE THE M50 EXIT SOUTHBOUND AND TAKE THE
TALLAGHT - TEMPLEOGUE EXIT, DRIVE TOWARDS TEMPLEOGUE,
GO STRAIGHT THROUGH TEMPLEOGUE AND INTO TERENURE
VILLAGE, GO STRAIGHT THROUGH THE CROSSROADS AND
CONTINUE INTO RATHGAR VILLAGE, FOLLOW MAIN ROAD DOWN
INTO A T-JUNCTION, YOU WILL SEE RATHMINES POST OFFICE
DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF YOU, FOLLOW THE ROAD TO THE LEFT
AND THE INN IS LOCATED ON YOUR LEFT
DIRECTION TO THE PROPERTY FROM WEST -
APPROACHING THE CITY AT THE M50 ROUNDABOUT HEAD
SOUTHBOUND AND FOR THE TALLAGHAT - TEMPLEOGUE EXIT,
DRIVE TOWARDS TEMPLEOGUE, GO STRAIGHT THROUGH
TEMPLEOGUE AND INTO TERENURE VILLAGE, GO STRAIGHT
THROUGH THE CROSSROADS AND CONTINUE INTO RATHGAR
VILLAGE, FOLLOW THE MAIN ROAD DOWN INTO A T-JUNCTION,
YOU WILL SEE RATHMINES POST OFFICE DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF
YOU, FOLLOW THE ROAD TO THE LEFT AND THE INN IS LOCATED
ON THE LEFT

Nearby Attractions

1 Royal Dublin Society
1 Point Depot
1 Natl Botanical Gardens
1 National Museum
1 National Gallery
1 Natural History Museum
1 Dublin Zoo
1 Dublin Writers Museum
1 Dublin City University
1 Dublin Chamber Of Comm
1 Dublin Castle
1 Talbot Botanic Gardens
1 Trinity College
1 Abbey Theatre
1 Conv Bureau Of Dublin
1 Dept Of Foreign Affairs
2 Christchurch Cathedral
DUB 9
2 Phoenix Park
1 Univ College Dublin

Restaurants

Meal Plans Available At Property -
Additional Meal Plan Description -
Breakfast Available Each Morning At an Extra Charge -
Breakfast Not Included in Room Rate, Continental
Breakfast 5 Euro - Full Irish Breakfast 9 Euro - Tram
Co Cafe Bar Open All Day For Snacks, Meals, and Drinks.
Full Bar On Site. Full Irish Breakfast
Captain Americas
Meals Served - Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner
Hours -
from 0000hrs To 0000hrs Mon-Sun
Restaurant Description -
2 Miles Away
Chili Club, Dublin 2
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from 0000hrs To 0000hrs Mon-Sun
Dominos Pizza
Meals Served - Lunch - Dinner
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from 0000hrs To 0000hrs Mon-Sun
Restaurant Description -
0.5 Miles Away
Fitzers, Dublin 2 Vibrant Cit
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from 0000hrs To 0000hrs Mon-Sun
Gallaghers Boxty House, Dublin
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from 0000hrs To 0000hrs Mon-Sun
Johnnie Foxes, Dublin Mountain
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from 0000hrs To 0000hrs Mon-Sun
Restaurant Description -
40 Miles Away
La Mere Zou, Dublin 2
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from 0000hrs To 0000hrs Mon-Sun
Manifesto Italian Restaurant
Meals Served - Lunch - Dinner
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from 0000hrs To 0000hrs Mon-Sun
Restaurant Description -
0.5 Miles Away
Mcdonalds
Meals Served - Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner
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from 0000hrs To 0000hrs Mon-Sun
Restaurant Description -
0.5 Miles Away
Pasta Fresca, Dublin 2
Hours -
from 0000hrs To 0000hrs Mon-Sun
Pizza Hut
Meals Served - Lunch - Dinner
Hours -
from 0000hrs To 0000hrs Mon-Sun
Restaurant Description -
0.5 Miles Away
Roly S Bistro, Dublin 4 Famo
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from 0000hrs To 0000hrs Mon-Sun
Savannah Disco Bar
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from 0000hrs To 0000hrs Mon-Sun
Restaurant Description -
0.2 Miles Away
Shanahans On the Green, Dublin
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from 0000hrs To 0000hrs Mon-Sun
Tgi Friday
Meals Served - Lunch - Dinner
Hours -
from 0000hrs To 0000hrs Mon-Sun
Restaurant Description -
2 Miles Away
Tesco Rathmines
Meals Served - Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner
Hours -
from 0000hrs To 0000hrs Mon-Sun
Tramco Disco Bar

Dublin Destination Overview

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