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Hotel within walking distance WaterfrontHall

  • 19-01-2018 11:53am
    #1
    smallgarden
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    Hello im looking for a place to stay near waterfront hall. I'll be getting the train so close to central station would be great too. I've found an apartment mossvale house just the other side of the bridge but not sure about the safety of walking there late at night. I'm not sure what the walk is like or how nice an area its in. Not sure if I'd be better going for something towards the centre.


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  • #2
    BeardySi
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    The Hilton is next door to the Waterfront. Any city centre hotel will be mo more than 15mins walk.

    Got a link to the apartment?


  • #3
    smallgarden
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    BeardySi wrote: »
    The Hilton is next door to the Waterfront. Any city centre hotel will be mo more than 15mins walk.

    Got a link to the apartment?

    http://www.booking.com/Share-K0PTqy mossvale house 1 night for 67 totaly

    Have my eye on the hilton alright. Rooms are 155 with no breakfast and non refundable so bit pricey but tempted due to location. Its for a monday night


  • #4
    catrionanic
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    If you want a real treat, the new Titanic Hotel is INCREDIBLE. We stayed there on Saturday and it was such a treat. It’s a 20 min walk over the bridge to Queens island. We loved it - it’s a cross between a boutique hotel and a museum (the original drawing rooms and offices are restored and you can stroll through them at your leisure). Really cool.

    We paid £180 including breakfast (which was one of the best hotel breakfasts we’ve ever had) on a Saturday night. We got a free upgrade to an executive room too.


  • #5
    smallgarden
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,752 ✭✭✭smallgarden


    Thanks for the suggestions. I found the Merchant hotel for €164 including breakfast so went for that. Treat yourself!


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