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The Arlington Hotel is beautifully located on the banks of the Liffey River in the city centre of Dublin, within walking distance from the Spire, the James Joyce Statue and the An Post Museum. The city’s other famous sights such as Trinity College and Temple Bar can also be reached on foot from the Arlington Hotel.
The modern guest rooms of the Arlington Hotel in Dublin ensure the guests a pleasant stay. They provide all desirable amenities including Wi-Fi. In the restaurant Sinatra’s Lounge and the Knights Bar, Irish dishes and a wonderful breakfast are served.
***The Arlington O´Connell Bridge no longer has a car park for guests due to maintenance works***
Our Hotel offers nightly entertainment in our Bar from the well known Irish Dancers Celtic Rhythm. A traditional Irish menu is available through out the day and WiFi is available in all rooms. Arlington O´Connell Hotel is a 100% Non Smoking hotel.
Total number of guest rooms: 131
subdivided into: 20 SGL | 99 DBL | 12 Junior Suites
The 3-star hotel offers 131 comfortable guest rooms with Bathroom with bathtub, room safe and Windows for opening.
Total number of apartments : 0
The 3-star hotel offers comfortable apartments with .
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Information about your meeting possibilities at our property is available on request.
Meeting packages are submitted on request.
Special incentives will be arranged according to your requirements.
Additional meeting equipment on request.
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Arriving by car
Travelling from the Airport Dublin Airport (DUB) is five miles (eight kilometers) north of the city, taking approximately 30 minutes to reach the Arlington Hotel depending on the time of day.Alternatively you can get a taxi from outside the arrivals hall to take you to the door of the hotel. This will cost approximately €25.00. GPS Codes: N+53 20´ 50.07N W -6 15´ 39,45
Arriving by public transportation
Aircoach provides a 24-hour service between Dublin Airport and Dublin city. The Aircoach airport stop is located just outside the arrivals hall door and across the pedestrian crossing.
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