Abbington House
Enjoy some well deserved peace and quiet in this friendly, family-run bed and breakfast. Ideally located in Drumcondra, nearby the buzzing Dublin city centre. It has fantastic facilities for all the family. The en-suite rooms are spacious, the beds are comfortable and the place is spotlessly clean. If you don't want to use your car, there is a bus stop at only a few metres away and the bus goes to the City Centre, as well as all the way to Dublin airport. Have you heard of Croke Park? It is only a couple of minutes away. If you are arriving from Dublin, Abbington House is the perfect base to come and support your local GAA football team. If that is your thing, you do not want to miss out on any of the games, we would highly recommend you to book early, as tickets always sell out fast. Not into sports? Croke Park also hosts a variety of yearly events. The concerts are particularly fun! While you are here, you should definitely go off and explore some of Dublin's top attractions. If you want to be at one with nature, that is possible too. The hosts will more than happily recommend some of the fabulous places you can visit. The Cliffs of Moher and the Ring of Kerry are particularly stunning.*
Contact Us
Maple Hotel Group,
, 75 Lower Gardiner Street,
Dublin 1, Dublin,
http://www.abbingtonhouseireland.com/
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