24 Lower Leeson Street, Dublin, Ireland
The 2-star Leeson Inn Downtown Dublin in the Saint Stephen's Green district of Dublin, nearly a 20-minute walk from the Liffey Ha'penny Bridge, features a private art gallery for guests to enjoy. There is a restaurant available on the premises.
While staying in this Dublin hotel, you are invited to discover the christ Church St Patrick's Cathedral, located merely 1.6 km away, or visit sports venues like the large Aviva Stadium, which is 2.2 km away. The family-friendly Leeson Inn Downtown is 19 minutes' stroll from the Dublin Castle and in the vicinity of the city centre park "St Stephens Green". This hotel is also not far from Grand Canal. 500 metres from the property, guests will find attractions, such as the Newman University Church. The Leeson Inn Downtown is located a stone's throw from Pearse train station, while Earlsfort Terrace bus stop is about a 5-minute walk away.
The hotel features 25 rooms with tea/coffee making equipment, and such comforts as ironing equipment. The rooms are equipped with an en suite bathroom. A walk-in shower and a separate toilet, along with such amenities as hair dryers and bath sheets, are also at guests' disposal.
A continental breakfast, with different food options, is offered each morning. Serving both food and drinks, Coopers Restaurant is situated 250 m from the Leeson Inn Downtown Dublin.
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Samuel
2020-12-31
we recommend to anyone. budget hotel, staff were polite and rooms were spotless. adjacent to the downtown, 15 minutes on foot. it is in the center of the city nonetheless the street itself is noisy.
Joshua
2020-02-11
3-star hotel in Dublin. It was easy to park nearby.
Was all great.
Nancy
2020-01-19
The nearby restaurant, Matt The Thresher, was as close as 600 feet from the hotel. Merely a 10-minute walk from book of kells, which was a bonus...
