Dublin Lodge

Dublin Lodge offers self-catering accommodation in a family home, ideal for visitors looking for conveniently placed accommodation in the Baldoyle district of Dublin.

Baldoyle is situated on the North East Coast of Dublin, and guests can enjoy views of the Dublin Mountains from the house.

Dublin is just ten miles away and regular buses link Baldoyle to the city centre, with the local bus stop just across the road from Dublin Lodge.

The DART [Dublin Area Rapid Rail Transport] railway is also just a short walk from the accommodation, providing a quick and easy route into the city centre.

Accommodation is offered on the third floor in an en-suite room that can be configured as a double or twin bedroom.

There is a television and a DVD player in the room for entertainment.

Tea, coffee, milk, sugar and breakfast cereals are provided.

The bedroom has en-suite facilities and self-catering equipment, including:

• Microwave
• Kettle
• Fridge
• Crockery
• Cutlery

Wireless internet access is also available for guests with laptops.

Although the room is equipped with facilities for making basic meals, Baldoyle and the surrounding area offers a variety of restaurants within easy reach of the accommodation.

Slightly further afield, Dublin City Centre has an excellent selection of restaurants, bars and cafes that can be reached from the accommodation via the Dublin transport network.

The district of Baldoyle is situated ten miles from Dublin City Centre on the North East coastline.

A bus service links Baldoyle with the centre of Dublin between 7.00am and 11.30pm, and the journey takes roughly 45 minutes depending on traffic.

A late night bus service also operates until 4.00am Thursday to Saturday.

The DART railway station is a short walk from the accommodation, and trains take roughly half an hour to reach the centre of Dublin.

Dublin Lodge is situated approximately 15 minutes from the Dublin coast, and the fishing village of Howth and Portmarnock Strand are all within easy reach.

Other attractions to Baldoyle and the surrounding area include the grounds and village at Malahide Castle and St Anne's Park.

The centre of Dublin offers visitors a variety of attractions, including the James Joyce Centre, Dublin Zoo, Kilmainham Jail and the Guinness Brewery. Dublin City Centre is also known for its excellent nightlife.

40 Euros per night.

As the room is up two flights of stairs, this accommodation is unsuitable for the less physically able or children.

Two small dogs live at Dublin Lodge but are kept in the family areas of the house.