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Hotel in Dublin???in Parnell square....?

Hello, I want to know if the hotel (Comfort Inn Granby Row) that I reserved in dublin, is in the city centre. Its adress is Parnell Square near the National Waxworks museum... Do you know this hotel, or only, do you know this adress? Is near the better actractives of dublin... temple bar, o'connel street etc...? sorry for my horrible english, but I'm an italian girl, and at the last of the year I will be in Dublin... Bye Bye and thanks....

    



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lyndsayc1984
Your English is very good!

Granby Row, at Parnell Square is very, very central - it's actually just at the top of O'Connell St, so it's less than 3 minutes walk away to the Spire. It's about as central as you can get.

From Parnell Square to Temple Bar is about a 10 minute walk or so. I think the Waxworks museum is closed now though. Enjoy your stay in Dublin!


ems dublin
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You are located at the top of o'connel so your just a short walk from all the local attractions


? BlueBerry ?
5 mins walk to temple bar

quite central


CuriousJ
Parnell Square is certainly central, but maybe it's not the best place to stay for a girl on her own. It's fine during the day, but that part of the city centre can be rough at night. You would be better to look for a hotel with an address in Dublin 2 - Jurys Inn, Christchurch, Stephen Street Hotel etc.

And please everyone, don't get on at me about a north side bias. Parnell Square and O'Connell Street are ropey at night.


Orla C
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Parnell Square is quite central. But there are nicer cities than Dublin in Ireland!


My Dose Makes Angels
Oh be careful. That's not a pleasant area of Dublin.



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