Accommodation OConnell Street/Abbey Street

kerry4sam

Could anyone reccommend accommodation hotel/b&b in o'connell/abbey/gardiner street at reasonable rate for 1 person for 1night...heading up for a 1day exam and dont need anything real expensive as i'll have my head in my books most the evening/night

Collie D

Change your name and I'll think about it

the boss of me

I'd recommend the Days Hotel on Talbot St. It's a two star hotel about 200 meters from the Spire on OConnell St. Might be a little more expensive than B&B , but do you really want to stay in some grotty b&b on Gardiner St. :eek:
A doctor friend of mine stays here about three nights a week and says it's fine. Heres a link..

http://www.daysinn.com/DaysInn/control/index?variant=

kerry4sam

Collie D wrote: »

Change your name and I'll think about it

as usual great relations with The Kingdom would you have any useful info to my initial question outside of your suggestion to change my name

kerry4sam

the boss of me wrote: »

I'd recommend the Days Hotel on Talbot St. It's a two star hotel about 200 meters from the Spire on OConnell St. Might be a little more expensive than B&B , but do you really want to stay in some grotty b&b on Gardiner St. :eek:
A doctor friend of mine stays here about three nights a week and says it's fine. Heres a link..

http://www.daysinn.com/DaysInn/control/index?variant=

re:gardiner street...not really being honest. Just saw that street being within 7min walk to where i need to be for the exam. Your question though tells me to stay clear of that street, thanks for that tip

cheers for that link, i'll suss it out now

Collie D

kerry4sam wrote: »

as usual great relations with The Kingdom would you have any useful info to my initial question outside of your suggestion to change my name

The Celtic Lodge on Talbot Street, have seen them offer midweek b and b for €65. That was a while ago but it seems cheap enough. No linkie for it though so you may want to use the auld Google

kerry4sam

cheers for the replies, apreciate them. The suggestion are saying to focus more on talbot street...Is it much of a walk to Upper Abbet Street from there?

Collie D

kerry4sam wrote: »

cheers for the replies, apreciate them. The suggestion are saying to focus more on talbot street...Is it much of a walk to Upper Abbet Street from there?

Not at all, five minutes max, ten if you're on crutches

kerry4sam

that covers all eventualities for whatever condition i'm in at time of travelling cheers