The Adelphi Guesthouse

Situated in the heart of Dublin city centre, The Adelphi is an ideal base for your visit to Dublin. This historic Georgian building (ca 1834) has recently been carefully restored to offer guests all modern comforts.

All bedrooms are equipped with multi-channel television and direct dial telephones. Internet access is also available in bedrooms for guests who wish to use a laptop. Bedrooms are also fitted with central heating, allowing guests to set the temperature at a level most comfortable for them. En-suite bathrooms in each room are fitted to the highest standard attainable. A selection of beverages and light snacks are available to guests in their bedrooms on a 24 hour basis.

A full Irish breakfast is included in the standard price. We are happy to cater to any special requests with regard to breakfast, with options such as vegetarian readily available.


A family-run business for over 50 years, our friendly staff have a level of experience in providing hospitality, advice, recommendations and local knowledge that is second-to-none. Rooms are equipped to meet the needs of leisure travellers but it is our 'personal touch' that sets us aside in the eyes of our guests, many of whom return year after year.

So whether your visit is for business or pleasure, a week or a weekend, let us extend our warmest 'Cead Mile Failte' (welcome in Gaelic) to you soon at The Adelphi Guesthouse.

Directions

Connolly Station- Terminus for trains from West of Ireland, Northern Ireland and Dart Services from Dun Laoghaire Ferrryport.
4 mins walk

Take the lift/escalator down from the main station area to ground level. When outside you will see Talbot Street in front of you, with a small green convenience store (Centra) on the corner. Walk down Talbot Street towards The Spire of Dublin, a giant metal monument which is visible in the skyline throughout Dublin. About 200 metres down Talbot Street you will come to the junction with Lower Gardiner Street. At this junction turn left and The Adelphi is located about 10 metres further on the left of Lower Gardiner Street.

Heuston Station - Terminus for trains from South and Southwest Ireland. 5 mins by bus

Walk outside the front door of the station and in front of you there are bus stops for a number of routes. The number 90 bus runs frequently (several times per hour) from Heuston Station and takes approximately 5 minutes to reach the city centre. The cost per person is 95 cents. This bus terminates at Connolly Station so from here one can use the directions above to locate The Adelphi. Alternatively a taxi rank is located to the side of Heuston Station. The fare direct to The Adelphi is approximately €8.

Busaras (Central Bus Station) - Coach services from the entire island, U.K. and continental Europe. 2 mins walk

Walk outside the front door of the station, cross the road and keep to the left. Simply walk around the corner (to the right) here and you come onto Lower Gardiner Street. The Adelphi is located approximately 50 metres up this street on the right.