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Rooms
The Arlington, O'Connell Bridge offers a total of 131 guestrooms. Rooms consist of ensuite private bathrooms which are equipped with shower/tub combinations, makeup/shaving mirrors, hair dryers, and complimentary toiletries. Coffee/tea making facilities are provided in all our rooms as a standard. At the Arlington Hotel, O'Connell Bridge rooms are spacious and offer a writing desk and direct-dial phones. Cribs (infant beds), and irons and ironing boards are available on request prior to check in.
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Dining
Knights Bistro - Medieval-themed restaurant serving full Irish breakfast and Irish and European cuisine for dinner.
Sinatra’s Bar & Grill - Serving dinner nightly and offering a late night menu on Fridays and Saturdays accompanied by a piano player.
Knightsbridge Bar - Offering carvery lunches and pub fare from late morning until late evening. Nightly dinner shows with live Irish music and dancing.
In-room dining - Available during limited hours.
Entertainment
Cougar's Night Club - Set within the Arlington Hotel is one of Dublin’s premier over 26’s nightclub. Cougar’s Night Club is a celebrated venue with Dublin City’s best DJ’s playing chart topping hits till the early hours. Open every Friday and Saturday and Bank holiday Sunday’s.
Sinatra’s Bar and Grill - Set within the Arlington Hotel is Sinatra’s Bar & Grill offering a mouth watering menu, in luxury surroundings. Sinatra’s Bar & Grill offers an excellent choice of food and drink, friendly service and a variety of entertainment. Sinatra’s also has a late night dining option on Fridays and Saturday with Supper served until 4am with our resident Piano man.
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“Excellent hotel - best hotel we stayed in dublin”
Arlington Hotel was excellent, very convenient to all stores, shops etc.
“Wonderful staff makes this hotel the best!”
Centrally located, best staff you will ever find. Kind, caring, treat you like family. Nice clean room. Best Irish dancing show too. Good food, good times. The only small negative was uneven water temperature in the shower. A positive is that they are energy conservative. Would definitely go back.
“Quality, Security, Comfort and Hospitality right in the center of Dublin”
To be honest, when I first booked, I thought the hotel might be a bit dicey, but the location was perfect for me as I had business right in the center of Dublin. I am happy to report that the quality of service was superb. AND the security was very good, too. (The town center of Dublin, right off O'Connell Bridge and facing the Liffey can, frankly, be a little weird sometimes.) This place was really good, the staff helpful and friendly and the buffet breakfast outstanding. I will definitely be back!
“The Arlington O'Connell Bridge - NOT for those who want an early night!!!!”
Great location but the hotel runs a nightclub on the ground floor that plays "trendy" pop/dance music LOUD until about 2:30am on weekends. You will not be able to sleep through it! This of course will not be a problem for those who party late into the night, but for those drinkers who prefer to do the lunchtime to 1am shift this will be irritating for you. Aside from the noise the fixtures and the fittings in the rooms do appear to be a bit tired and worn, but the beds are comfortable and the facilities are OK though the TV was a bit too small and there were no biscuits with the tea and coffee making facilities. Staff are helpful and will book a taxi and keep your luggage safe for you after you check out. I'd recommend this to late night revelers only!
“Decent but No Wifi”
Good: Great location, friendly and helpful staff, good restaurant and bar. Not so good: Bed sheets were slightly damp upon check-in, hotel is a little old. The hotel promises wifi internet in the rooms, but (as others have noted) it is not existent. I inquired about this at the front desk, and they said there is no wifi in the rooms, only in the lobby. The lobby wifi was also shaky and the electrical outlets are few and old as well.
“Good Value”
This was a perfect location in Dublin. Room was large and clean. Restaurant has live entertainment every night - fun! I could see a couple possible problems to watch out for. 1) Rooms in the old part of hotel where I stayed have no elevator which could be a problem for some. 2) I asked for a room on the third floor to avoid street and lounge noise. This was very quiet, but I guess it wouldn't be so on the first floor).
“Bed Bugs!”
The price was great. The room size was okay. The location is great. Had a bed bug problem, and I came back with a lot of bites.
“not impressed”
We stayed two nights in July. Upon arriving in Dublin from Canada and prior to returning to Canada via Dublin airport. We chose the hotel, via the internet, because of the central location to O'Connell street in Dublin. We were extremely disapointed. The hotel itself plus our room was hot and stuffy even though the outside temperature was only about 19 degrees. Check-in time was 2:00 p.m. We arrived at 2:30 p.m.extremely tired and were told to come back in an hour because our room was not available.We came back at 3:30 p.m. and the hotel staff were still scrambling to get us a room (they said staff were installing ironing boards). The room was hot and stuffy,the window opened about one inch at the top. There was noise all night from the traffic on the street outside, plus drunken revellers. So we got about two or three hours sleep. They advertised a shuttle bus from the the hotel to the airport for seven euros but when we asked to book the shuttle they admitted they had no drivers. So why advertise?
“We will return”
My husband and myself took his elderly parents for a 4 day break to Dublin. We couldn't have chosen a better hotel in a better location. The Arlington was positioned perfectly for site seeing and access to public transport. The staff at the Arlington were so friendly, welcoming and always happy to help, from the moment we arrived to the moment we returned to pick up our bags to head off to the airport I could not fault the service we received. This was our first time in Dublin and we can't wait to go back, we crammed so much in, but there's still loads more to see, but when we do go back we will definitely being staying at the Arlington Hotel and would like to thank all the staff at the Arlington for an amazing break.
“Noisy but well located”
The hotel is clean, but noisy and with unfriendly staff.
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City Center North, Dublin, Ireland: The heart of this area is broad bustling OConnell Street with its many monuments and grand buildings. Most famous is the General Post Office, the Republicans headquarters during the 1916 Easter Rising. The surrounding streets have a more local feel than south of the river but still include some fine Georgian buildings and important attractions, including The Hugh Lane (Dublin City) Gallery, the Dublin Writers Museum and the James Joyce Centre.
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