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Lynams Hotel Dublin

Lynams Hotel is a 42 room hotel that opened right on O’ Connell Street in 2000 in the heart of Dublin. It is situated at numbers 63 and 64 O’ Connell Street, right in Dublin 1. The hotel comprises two listed Georgian Townhouses that make Lynams Hotel a great option if you are seeking very attractive 3 star boutique hotel accommodation. Among the hotels in Dublin Lynams offers a great location right in the city centre just facing the Dublin Spire at the heart of Dublin’s most famous street. The hotel is just a five minute walk from the famous night life hub of Temple Bar.

Each of the 42 bedrooms in Lynams Hotel has en suite bathroom facilities and they have all been finished to a very high standard reminiscent of the atmosphere of the original Georgian building, whilst at the same time integrating all the comforts any guest would expect to find in a modern hotel. All the guest rooms in Lynams Dublin come with multi-channel TV, ISDN direct dial telephones, data ports, tea and coffee making facilities and hair dryer. Complimentary WI-FI is also standard in the guest rooms in Lynams Hotel and there is a lift which serves all four floors of the hotel. Fool room service is provided on a daily basis between 07.30 am and 22.00 pm.

For those guests of a more sociable nature there is a 24 hour residents bar called the O’ Connell where visitors can enjoy a drink in the surroundings of this wonderful Georgian drawing room which overlooks O’Connell Street itself. There is also a restaurant called Cafe Carlo at Lynams which serves a mix of the best of Italian and Irish cuisine. The eatery is popular with locals and guests alike and offers a relaxed and intimate atmosphere. The restaurant is fully licensed and has a carefully selected wine list and a full array of spirits, beers and liqueurs. The ‘Express Lunch’ served until 4pm is very popular with locals whilst the “Early Bird Menu” offers fantastic value with 2- courses from €14.50. The a la Carte menu at Cafe Carlo is served until 11pm with no reservation necessary.