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Dublin Hotels : Check Hotel Availability and Book for North Star in Dublin
The North Star Hotel is located in the heart of the Dublin city's transport hub, with the main railway and tram station (Connolly Station) across the road, the central bus station (Busarus) around the corner and the airport link bus stop outside the entrance to the hotel. You are alos only a short walk away from some of Dublin's historical and cultural highlights, including Trinity College,…
Occupancy
Single Room:
Max persons: 1
Twin Room / Double Room:
Max persons: 2
Triple Room:
Max persons: 3
- Medium sized lobby
- Earliest check-in at 14:00
- 2 lifts
- Porterage 24 hour
- Room Service from 6:00 to 23:59
- 7 floors
- Car parking (Payable to hotel, if applicable)
- Gymnasium
- Sauna
- Baby sitting
Restaurant
There are two options at the North Star. The Bianconi Restaurant offers a fine display of cuisine to please even the most discerning palate. The Restaurant offers the best of both international and traditional Irish delights. In McCoys Bar (traditionally styled), you can sample some of Ireland's traditional beers and draughts served up by some of the country's hardest working barmen. The bar's classic menu features traditional Irish food served daily. There is also McCoys fantastic new beer garden: fully covered, fully heated and with plasma screens showing all the latest in sport.
Exterior
The North Star Hotel Dublin was built in the early 19th-century, predating the railway station by four decades, and is mentioned in James Joyce's masterpiece 'Ulysses'.
Lobby
The lobby is small, with a reception desk and seating area.
General
Known for it's traditonal, friendly service, the North Star is a well located hotel in city centre Dublin. The Premier Club Suites and Executive Rooms are exceptional too however please note that the 2 lifts only cater for executive rooms; clients should use stairs in the standard room block. Guests should be aware that there is live entertainment in the hotel bar, on Monday-Saturday from 9.30 pm until midnight and on Sunday until 11 pm. (GW 01/2012)
