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"Beautiful hotel, with great lounge/restaurants....free included breakfast is well worth it. Good location with a quick walk (10 mins) to temple bar area"
"Really fab property right in the heart of everything!
Loved having the little living area, only used it to have coffee in the mornings but was really nice to have seating and kitchen area rather than sitting on the bed having coffee. Lovely bathroom, comfy bed (although pillows not great), really quiet despite being right in the middle of everything. Lovely staff, absolutely would stay again!"
"The Wellington is right in the heart of Dublin's vibrant Temple Bar neighborhood. The hotel tells you there WILL be live music; they are not joking, and it WILL go on till 3 am. Ask for upper floors if that's a concern. (I note in passing that O'Riordan's, the hotel's pub, was quite good.)
The rooms are small, as might be expected for a hotel in a historic district. Our King bed felt slightly shoehorned into the room we had -- no blame to the management, but it might make more sense to opt for two doubles so there's room to get in and out of bed for everyone.
We had a lovely time there, and would not hesitate to return to the Wellington."
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The Book of Kells is located in a welcoming area of Dublin known for its bar scene and top museums. If you're looking for a convenient place to stay, take a look at the 664 hotels and other accommodation options you'll find within a mile.
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What can I see and do near The Book of Kells?
You'll want to browse the collections at Little Museum of Dublin, EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum and Collins Barracks. Sights like O'Connell Bridge, Ha' Penny Bridge and Custom House are landmarks to visit in the area. You can check out the local talent at Gaiety Theatre, Olympia Theatre and Bord Gáis Energy Theatre.
How can I get to The Book of Kells?
With so many choices for transport, seeing all of the area near The Book of Kells is simple. You can walk to nearby metro stations including Jervis Station, Dominick Tram Stop and O'Connell - GPO Tram Stop. If you want to journey outside of the area, jump aboard a train from Dublin Tara Street Station, Connolly Station or Dublin Pearse Station.
