Pembroke Townhouse

Pembroke Townhouse has its own unique, welcoming and friendly personality, only found in a privately-run townhouse such as this. It boasts a beautiful Georgian drawing room, exclusive to guests, and a larder, which you are free to raid for complimentary tea and coffee and Chef Tiago’s homemade cookies. Pembroke Townhouse reflects an informal elegance that embodies the best of traditional Irish hospitality. The aim has been to merge traditional Georgian elegance with contemporary style to create a townhouse with its own individual personality.

Hotel Services

Concierge Services

24-Hour Front Desk
Dry Cleaning / Laundry Service
Currency exchange

Free car park

Children's Services

Baby Sitting services

Sports and Relaxation

Directions

Port / Ferrycrossing: Dublin Port
Port / Ferrycrossing: Du Laoghaire
Major Train Station:Connolly Station
Motorway or Main Road: N7/M1
Airport: Dublin - Dublin is 15 miles from the hotel
Local Train Station: Lansdowne

Located on Pembroke Road in Ballsbridge, we are within walking distance of all the city's major attractions. Trinity College and St Stephens Green are 15 minutes walk. Grafton Street, Dublins' most famous shopping street ajoins both. The British and American Embassies, but to name a few, are located in Ballsbridge. The Royal Dublin Society (RDS), which hosts international trade fairs and the Dublin Horse Show annually in August is about five minutes walk. Also located in the area is Lansdowne Road Stadium, hosting International Soccer and Rugby games. For public transport, there is a good bus service in the area, there are roughly about five different schedules for the area. For rail connections, Lansdowne Road DART Station is approximately seven minutes by foot, offering rail connections to the city and further into the countryside. Dublin Airport is about 12km to the north and may be accessed by public transport (bus from city centre or the Aircoach from Ballsbridge) or private taxi.

Please note that all direction instructions will be included in the reservation confirmation e-mail that you recieve after the booking has been completed

How to Book

Our instant, online booking service is fast, convenient and secure. We keep our availability up-to-the-minute so you can book your hotel online with complete confidence. You may book as many rooms as you like for any dates that you need. Once you have made your reservation, you will receive confirmation by email with our details and directions - all you need to do is turn up!

You will then need to select the dates you wish to stay for, and then go on to choose your rooms. You'll also need to provide us with your contact information and credit card details. Credit card details are required as a guarantee - your card is not charged until you finish your stay at the hotel.

How to cancel

If you need to cancel a booking please go to the cancellation page. After you have made a booking you will recieve a reservation confirmation e-mail with a link to this cancellation page. All you need to do is enter your email address - you will then be shown your current bookings. To cancel a booking follow the simple instructions. This will inform us of the cancellation, and send you a confirmation email. Please note a cancellation charge may apply, depending on how far in advance you make the cancellation.

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Hotel Policies

Checkin & Checkout

Check in hours are from 15:00 and onwards.
Check out is required before 12:00 hours.

Children

All children are charged at adult rates

Payment

The following credit cards are accepted:

Reservations

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Local Attractions

Grafton Street

A bustling pedestrian mall filled with buskers, shops and pubs. Named after the Earl of Grafton, it is the most fashionable shopping area in Dublin. Theres always plenty of interesting activity and countless buskers.

St Stephan's green

St Stephan's green has been a public park since 1664. Access was by payment until 1880, when the park was made free to all. There are numerous statues and busts of famous Irish men and women and is surrounded by some of the finest buildings in Dublin.

Trinity college

Founded in 1592 by Elizabeth I. The grounds of Trinity College are great to explore independently, and the College also runs tours. A must see is the famous Book of Kells, a 1200-year-old illustrated manuscript, and one of the oldest books in the world.

Guiness Brewery and storehouse

Founded by Arthur Guinness in 1759, the Guinness Storehouse is a spectacular attraction. Displays covers six floors built. The star attraction is the top-floor Gravity Bar, with glass walls that offer a views over the city while you sip your free pint.

Rooms

Each individually designed room features contemporary Irish art. Complimentary toiletries are offered. Fresh coffee and cookies are delivered upon request.

These more spacious split-level rooms have a mezzanine floor. Complimentary toiletries are offered. Fresh coffee and cookies are delivered upon request.

Payment is taken at the time of booking and is non refundable and non transferrable.