Glenogra Townhouse Dublin 4 Ireland Impressive affordable guest accommodation and Bed and Breakfast in Ballsbridge, Dublin, Ireland. Near RDS, near Aviva Stadium, Hotels and the British, American and Chinese Embassy.

Glenogra Townhouse, renowned for Bed and Breakfast and guesthouse accommodation is situated in Dublin 4 opposite the InterContinental Dublin and Clayton Hotel in Ballsbridge - (Dublin´s most exclusive area) and near RDS Exhibition Centre and near Aviva Stadium.
Glenogra Townhouse is a 19th Century redbrick house and has been transformed into an impressive base for Dublin vacations, recreational and business travellers alike.

All bedrooms are en-suite (private bath.) and have flat screen TV’s, tea/coffee facilities and free WiFi. Parking is provided for guests free of charge. Glenogra Townhouse is a non-smoking premises.

Choose from our award winning breakfast menu, and our friendly staff will bring you the perfect start to your day.

The Aircoach.ie bus service (every 30 mins) routes 702 and 703 serving Dublin Airport, runs 24 hours per day and stops in Ballsbridge making travelling to and from Dublin Airport relaxed and hassle free.
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Within easy walking distance you will find a cosmopolitan blend of traditional, European and ethnic restaurants as well as a couple of pubs you might like to sample.

Just 10 minutes from the city centre it makes an ideal starting point for visitors to Trinity College, UCD, the Guinness Storehouse, the O2 venue, Aviva the RDS, The Dublin Convention Centre and Croke Park.

Try a change of pace by experiencing nearby, the thrill of horse racing at Leopardstown, or the tranquillity of a walk on Sandymount beach in Dublin bay or Herbert Park, or visit the port and marina in Dun Laoghaire or Howth, or play a round of golf in one of the many nearby golf courses. Sandymount train station is just 200 metres from Glenogra Townhouse if you wish to take a day trip..

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