Hotel description
Right in the centre of Georgian Dublin, the hotel is close to Lansdowne Road stadium, the RDS and Dublin city's major shopping area and the business district.
Dublin is becoming a very popular city to visit in Europe. There is a very keen contrast between the history and all the up and coming contemporary attractions, attracting such a diverse young crowd. There are so many interesting sights, friendly local people and cultural attractions that pull tourists to this unique city.
For those who enjoy a more low key setting, the Irish country side is the place to visit such as Dun Laoghaire Harbour and Dublin Bay. Our staff is very well informed of all the local activities going on and is happy to help you organise excursions to the surrounding Theatres, Exhibitions & Shows, Golf, Horse Racing, Sailing, Windsurfing, Fishing, Nightclubs, Pubs & Bars, Horse Riding, Hill Walking, Orienteering, Museums, Art Galleries and Historic Buildings
Druid's Restaurant
This setting is decorated with Celtic mouldings and fine tapestries from the Book of Kells. The creative lighting, and unique atmosphere make this a must to try while visiting the city. Enjoy specialties from the varied a la carte menu together with our comprehensive wine list.
The Den Bar
Downstairs from the Lansdowne Hotel Dublin you will find one of Dublin's most popular and well liked pubs, "The Den Bar". You may enjoy a drink from the menu or order from the bar's food selections. This pub attracts many locals and business men along with tons of tourists. Den' is well recognised for its unusual assortment of sports memorabilia that decorated the surroundings. The Den Bar serves carvery lunch every day and for those who enjoy sleeping in, on the weekends, a brunch is served on both Saturday and Sunday.
For those looking for a little more adventure, The 51 Pub on Haddington Road serves some of the best Guinness in Dublin, or there is James Toners on Baggot Street or another hang out is the Waterloo Pub on Baggot Street. The Lansdowne Hotel Dublin is found right in the heart of great taverns and the finest ales.
