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 | Jurys Custom House Inn: Jurys Inn Custom House ***
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The Jurys Inn hotels are the 'budget' version of the Jurys Doyle hotels.
With the same friendly service and welcome as its five star-brother, the three star Inns are perfect if you like quality accommodation at a reasonable price.
The ensuite hotel rooms are spotlessly clean, have coffee/tea-making facilities, tv and a hair dryer.
Beside single and double rooms, there are also family rooms that suit 3 or 4 guests.
Breakfast is not included in the price.
However, the restaurant of the hotel does breakfasts, lunches and very good (and not too expensive) dinners.
Every Jurys Inn also has a pub/café.
Tip:
Go to www.jurysdoylehotels.com and make your reservation online. It saves you time at the reception desk, and Jurys Inn has great internet deals.
The Jurys Inn Custom House is located on Custom House Quay, and if you ask for a room with Liffey view, you will look out over the river Liffey and the South side of Dublin.
The hotel is only a 5-10 minute walk from Busáras, Dublin's bus station.
A 10-minute walk along the Liffey will take you to the city centre. Theme: HotelPrice: US$40-80 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averagePhone: +353 1 6075000Directions: By bus from the airport: get off at Busáras (bus station), pass the Custom House (that big white building in front of Busáras) on the left, and turn left at the Liffey (don't cross the bridge). You can already see the hotel from afar.Website: www.jurysinn.com/inns_custhouse.html
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| Jurys Custom House Inn: Reasonably priced and near everything!
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 by dl3424
http://www.jurys-dublin-hotels.com/jurysinn_customshouse
GETTING THERE:
When you get off the plane, ask for directions to the bus counter. Ask them how to get to your destination. The bus is the best and cheapest way to get from the airport to the city center (20 minutes). We did it with lots of luggage with no problem. Consider buying a bus pass for your stay - a great way to get around.
LOCATION:
It was very close to main bus station (Busaras), the Dart (Dublin Area Rapid Transit local-area train), and Connolly Station (one of the two major train stations connecting Dublin with the rest of Ireland). It is within walking distance (5-10 minutes) of Grafton Street (the major pedestrian shopping street), St. Stephen's Green (the huge park), Temple Bar (restaurant and bar quarter), Trinity College (and the ancient Book of Kells museum), Dublin Castle, and Connollly Street (another major street).
HOTEL:
It is a nice modern hotel. The lobby has a few places to sit and they frequently served complimentary tea in the lobby. There is a bar and shop near the lobby.
RESTAURANT:
The full Irish breakfast was our favorite thing! The buffet served both hot and cold food. The food was delicious. They also serve a cold buffet only for a reduced price.
ROOMS:
Were comfortable but a little outdated. We had a queen bed and a roll-away bed that converted to a sofa. The room included a coffee/tea center, TV, telephone, and a window that opened. The bathroom was clean and modern with a shower/bathtub combined.
Our room was on the side of the River Liffy. There was definitely traffic noise (especially in the morning). Perhaps it is a good idea to request a room on the other side of the hotel (not facing the River Liffy).
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