Bridge House Hotel

Bridge House Hotel
The hotel is located in the very heart of Dublin city centre, in the Temple Bar area, which is famous for its nightlife, bar and restaurants, but is also well known as Dublin’s cultural quarter. The hotel is also about 5 minutes’ walk to Grafton Street, one of Dublin’s shopping districts. Other Dublin attractions are within easy walking distance.

Bridge House Hotel
IMPORTANT: This is a BASIC BUDGET hotel. This a basic property suitable only for those looking for basic budget accommodation. It is important that you read customer reviews as this hotel has some bad feedback from our customers. Please note that there is no lift and the stairs are steep. This hotel is therefore not appropriate for elderly people or guests with disabilities. The Bridge House is a small, 3-storey, family-run guesthouse. The entrance door gives access to stairs, which, in turn, lead to the lobby. On the right of the reception desk, there is the breakfast room decorated with pale walls, complemented by wooden floors and dark wood furniture. The also an open kitchenette where the guests can help themselves to complementary tea and coffee. A full Continental breakfast is served every morning from 7.00 am to 11.00 am. The hotel does not have its own restaurant but guests will find plenty of restaurants and cafes in the surrounding area. It also lacks private parking facilities, but guests can use either the Fleet Street or the Christchurch public car parks, which are both close by. The Bridge House has a total of 20 en-suite guestrooms (numbered from 1 to 21, as there is no number 13.) There are singles, twins, doubles, triples and also quad/family rooms. All the triple rooms have double bed plus single bed, so triples with 3 separated beds are not available. The hotel also does not have any adapted rooms for the disabled. The guestrooms are functional and of decent size. The floors are carpeted and the walls are decorated in pale colours. The bed covers and the curtains are not the same in every room but are colourful. All the bedrooms feature a television, direct dial telephone and a hairdryer. Irons and ironing boards are available for guests on request. There are not any tea and coffee-making facilities in the rooms but there is complementary tea and coffee available in the breakfast room. The rooms in general are basic, old fashioned and in need of refubrishment.