Trinity Lodge

Trinity Lodge is probably one of the most centrally located guesthouses in Dublin, almost next door to Trinity College and surrounded by shops, restaurants, cafes and pubs. A Georgian town house, it has been interestingly renovated and decorated in the original strong, bright, old Irish colours, to match the colours of the paintings by he artist Knuttel (who lives close by). The walls are hung with prints of his work, and an original depicting the sinking of he ‘Titanic ’hangs over the staircase.

The house is elegantly furnished and beautifully equipped, each bedroom or suite having a hairdryer, trouser press, telephone, TV, air conditioning, safe, and tea and coffee making facilities. Some rooms also have desks and modem points. The three suites can sleep up to six people and include a bedroom, sitting room, bathroom and small kitchen.

No pets. All major credit cards accepted. Although Trinity Lodge does not have its own parking, the staff will make sure parking is available.

OWNER Peter Murphy OPEN January 2 - December 22 ROOMS 2 double, 3 twin, 2 single, 3 family, 3 suite; all en suite. TERMS single supplement; reductions for children.

Trinity Lodge, 12 South Frederick Street, Dublin 2 Tel: 01 6795044 Fax: 01 6795223
Email: trinitylodge@eircom.net

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