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O'Callaghan Mont Clare

A former favourite of James Joyce, the O?Callaghan Mont Clare is situated in an idyllic location, nestled away in a peaceful Georgian Merrion Square, moments away from the hustle and bustle of city life, where guests can experience Ireland?s historical and cultural hub. This is a classically decorated, traditional 3 Star hotel and is truly a home from home, full of character and charm. (GW 11/2012) Location The Mont Clare Hotel is situated in an idyllic, historic area of Dublin city on the leafy Merrion Square. This area is famed for its brightly painted Georgian doors and the renowned people who lived behind them, literary giants such as Oscar Wilde, William Butler Yeats and Ireland's great Daniel O?Connell. It has a varied transport network right on its doorstep. It is well serviced by major bus routes, rail and DART services and the LUAS. Dublin Airport is easily accessible via air coach. Taxi ranks and coach lay-bys can be found just outside the hotel. Bikes can be rented from numerous stations around the city. Rooms Luxuriously decorated in rich burgundy, warm cream and deep mahogany woods to create a cosy, home-from-home feel, with an opulent twist. The Classic Rooms are either furnished with 1 Double or 2 Single Beds and approximately 20 square metres. Décor is traditional Irish with well appointed soft furnishings and dark wood. Room includes tea & coffee making facilities / personal safe / hairdryer / WIFI / 32? LCD tv with on demand movies, music and internet browser. Restaurant Goldsmith's Restaurant has a charming Irish tearoom ambience. Overlooking Merrion Square with large bay windows the restaurant can accommodate 100 people for private dining. Full buffet breakfast is served here each morning. The No. 1 boasts one of the most traditional Irish pubs of all hotels in Ireland. It has a cosy old world ambience with leather upholstery, a long wooden bar and polished glass. Head Chef Terry has worked with O'Callaghan Hotels for over 20 years and is famed for his traditional fare. The daily midweek carvery is a favourite in the capital where good food is served in large quantities. This really is a perfect spot to unwind over a pint of Guinness. Exterior Located within a row of former Georgian houses, it is has been sympathetically transformed into the Mont Clare hotel and is most pretty indeed. Lobby Good sized Lobby, friendly staff and traditional in style.