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The hotel Albany House is located in Dublin within walking distance to most major Dublin attractions, such as Grafton Street, National Museums, Trinity College, Temple Bar, Dublin Castle and St. Patrick´s Cathedral. Dublin Airport is situated 10 kilometres away from the hotel Albany House.
The hotel Albany House in Dublin is located in a 18th Georgian building. It provides numerous individual and elegantly furnished rooms equipped with many modern amenities such as free Wi-Fi. A continental breakfast is served in the morning. The friendly reception staff is happy to assist the guests 24/7 with any enquiries.
Please note that this hotel does not have a lift.
Total number of guest rooms: 43
subdivided into: 7 SGL | 36 DBL
The 3-star hotel offers 43 comfortable guest rooms with telephone, hair dryer, satellite / cable TV / radio and handicapped accessible.
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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
N1 (Drumcondra Road - Dorset Street) brings you to the city centre. From Dorset Street, turn left into Gardiner Street. At the end of Gardiner Street, drive around Custom House to cross River Liffey on Talbot Memorial Bridge. Turn right into George´s Quay and Burgh Quay. Turn left into D´Olier Street, right into College Street and continue along Dame Street. Turn left at the traffic lights into South Great George´s Street. At the Bleeding Horse Pub, turn left. Drive down Harcourt Street. Albany House is on the right hand side, 400m up the street.
Arriving by public transportation
There is a Dublin city bus service 16A that starts at Dublin Airport and stops on Camden Street. The stop is approximately 5 minutes walk to our Guesthouse. The Aircoach bus starts at Dublin Airport and stops near Trinity College. The stop is approximately 15 minutes walk to our Guesthouse.
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