City Zone:
St. Stephen`s Green
Property Style
Adults Only Hotel, Traditional Hotel
Rooms:
44
Offsite parking can be found within close proximity (situational).
Elevators are not available at this property.
AC is not available at this property.
This hotel is situated in the sharpest urban boutique hotel in the heart of Dublin’s City Centre. In line with the style and vibe of one of Dublin’s most popular bar, the so-called No Name Bar, Kellys could not be more central. iterally at Kelly’s doorstep you will find the charming, history-drenched Creative Quarter, home to artisan boutiques, studios, cafés, bars and restaurants. Filled with inspiring and exciting spots, shops, galleries and exhibitions which are definitely worth exploring. Furthermore, links to the public transport network can be reached on foot in no more than two minutes.
Being an established centre where craftsmen and artisans had their trades already in the 18th century, George’s Street still shows signs of its past. The 150-year-old building where Kellys Hotel is now located used to be home to well-to-do accountants working in the Pimms Market (the Arcade) – this explains the quality of its internal and external brick wall. The property offers an on site restaurant, a lobby bar, and free wireless internet access so that guests may remain connected and entertained throughout their stay; parking is not available on site and for the commodity of all guests, this hotel operates on a non smoking policy.
Elevators are not available at this property.
AC is not available at this property.
This hotel is situated in the sharpest urban boutique hotel in the heart of Dublin’s City Centre. In line with the style and vibe of one of Dublin’s most popular bar, the so-called No Name Bar, Kellys could not be more central. iterally at Kelly’s doorstep you will find the charming, history-drenched Creative Quarter, home to artisan boutiques, studios, cafés, bars and restaurants. Filled with inspiring and exciting spots, shops, galleries and exhibitions which are definitely worth exploring. Furthermore, links to the public transport network can be reached on foot in no more than two minutes.
Being an established centre where craftsmen and artisans had their trades already in the 18th century, George’s Street still shows signs of its past. The 150-year-old building where Kellys Hotel is now located used to be home to well-to-do accountants working in the Pimms Market (the Arcade) – this explains the quality of its internal and external brick wall. The property offers an on site restaurant, a lobby bar, and free wireless internet access so that guests may remain connected and entertained throughout their stay; parking is not available on site and for the commodity of all guests, this hotel operates on a non smoking policy.