Pros

  • Located on a residential street in central Dublin
  • Five-minute walk to the Garden of Remembrance
  • Set in an historic red-brick Georgian building
  • Rooms renovated in 2016 and are well-maintained
  • Flat-screen TVs and electric kettles in all rooms
  • Continental breakfast included in room rate
  • Family rooms have bunk beds
  • Cozy guest lounge with fireplace
  • Free Wi-Fi throughout
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Cons

  • Rooms and bathrooms are small
  • Street noise can be an issue in street-facing rooms
  • Few on-site features and no elevator
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Bottom Line

Located on an attractive street of red-brick Georgian buildings in central Dublin, the historic Parkway is a small family-owned-and-operated value guesthouse. Rooms, which were renovated in 2016, include flat-screen TVs, kettles, and free Wi-Fi, but they're cramped and bathrooms are tiny. Continental breakfast is included in the room rate, and there's a comfy lounge area with a TV, small library, and fireplace. Street-facing rooms can be noisy, and there's no elevator. Travelers might want to also check out the Harding Hotel, which is within walking distance of many tourist attractions.

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Amenities

  • Cribs
  • Internet

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Parkway Guesthouse

Scene

 Cozy bed-and-breakfast atmosphere 

Parkway Guesthouse is located on a street lined with five-story attached Georgian buildings with red-brick facades, arched doorways, and Juliet balconies. Built in 1776, the building was a private home until it was transformed into a hotel in 1940. The street has a lot of historical character and was used as a backdrop during the filming of "Michael Collins" in 1996. The guesthouse has been owned and operated by the same family since the 1950s, and its members still live on the premises. Interiors were renovated in 2016, and they have a well-maintained look, with floors lined with scarlet carpeting and attractive old-fashioned oak furniture finished in warm tones that decorates the entrance hall and breakfast room. The building does not have an elevator, which may present a challenge for some guests. Given its reasonable rates, this is a popular place to stay, and it draws travelers from across the spectrum.

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Location

 On a residential street with good public transit connections

Parkway Guesthouse is located on a busy city street that's mostly residential, with a few other bed-and-breakfast-style hotels, as well as small shops and businesses. There are a few tourist attractions within walking distance, and the area is well-connected to public transportation, with the nearest bus stop a block away. There are several cafes and restaurants nearby.

  • Five-minute walk to the Garden of Remembrance
  • Eight-minute walk to Croke Park Stadium
  • 15-minute walk to O'Connell Street
  • 13 minutes to Trinity College by public transportation
  • 16 minutes to Ha'Penny Bridge by public transportation
  • 18 minutes to Temple Bar area by public transportation
  • 23 minutes to National Gallery of Ireland by public transportation
  • 24 minutes to City Hall by public transportation
  • 26 minutes to Guinness Factory by public transportation 
  • 26 minutes to Dublin Castle by public transportation 
  • 30 minutes to St Patrick's Cathedral by public transportation
  • 38 minutes to Dublin Airport by public transit (22-minute drive)
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Rooms

 Simple and tastefully decorated rooms

Renovated in 2016, the rooms at Parkway Guesthouse are immaculate and well-maintained. Decor is simple and conservative with beige walls, scarlet carpeting, and matching bedspreads -- or black carpeting and gray bedspreads, with classic wood-grain furniture in warm tones. But the rooms are small with little extra storage space for luggage. Bathrooms are tiny; they have narrow shower cabins, and in some rooms, sinks are located outside the bathroom doors. Toiletries are provided. All rooms have a 32-inch flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, and kettles with free tea and coffee packets. The street-facing rooms can be noisy, so light sleepers may prefer one of the rooms at the back. Rooms are available as Singles, Doubles, Twins, Triples, and Family Rooms with bunk beds.

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Features

Free breakfast, guest lounge, and free Wi-Fi

Parkway Guesthouse is a typical bed-and-breakfast, which means it has no on-site features other than breakfast and free Wi-Fi. Breakfast, which is included in the room rate, is a cold buffet of hard-boiled eggs, ham, cereal, bread with butter, jam, yogurt, fruit, tea, coffee, and juice. Special diets can be catered to if the management is informed in advance. The guest lounge is a pleasant place to relax and has brown leather sofas arranged around an open fireplace. The space is also set with an upright piano, small library, and tube-style television. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout. 

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Oyster Hotel Review

Parkway Guesthouse

Scene

 Cozy bed-and-breakfast atmosphere 

Parkway Guesthouse is located on a street lined with five-story attached Georgian buildings with red-brick facades, arched doorways, and Juliet balconies. Built in 1776, the building was a private home until it was transformed into a hotel in 1940. The street has a lot of historical character and was used as a backdrop during the filming of "Michael Collins" in 1996. The guesthouse has been owned and operated by the same family since the 1950s, and its members still live on the premises. Interiors were renovated in 2016, and they have a well-maintained look, with floors lined with scarlet carpeting and attractive old-fashioned oak furniture finished in warm tones that decorates the entrance hall and breakfast room. The building does not have an elevator, which may present a challenge for some guests. Given its reasonable rates, this is a popular place to stay, and it draws travelers from across the spectrum.

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Location

 On a residential street with good public transit connections

Parkway Guesthouse is located on a busy city street that's mostly residential, with a few other bed-and-breakfast-style hotels, as well as small shops and businesses. There are a few tourist attractions within walking distance, and the area is well-connected to public transportation, with the nearest bus stop a block away. There are several cafes and restaurants nearby.

  • Five-minute walk to the Garden of Remembrance
  • Eight-minute walk to Croke Park Stadium
  • 15-minute walk to O'Connell Street
  • 13 minutes to Trinity College by public transportation
  • 16 minutes to Ha'Penny Bridge by public transportation
  • 18 minutes to Temple Bar area by public transportation
  • 23 minutes to National Gallery of Ireland by public transportation
  • 24 minutes to City Hall by public transportation
  • 26 minutes to Guinness Factory by public transportation 
  • 26 minutes to Dublin Castle by public transportation 
  • 30 minutes to St Patrick's Cathedral by public transportation
  • 38 minutes to Dublin Airport by public transit (22-minute drive)
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Rooms

 Simple and tastefully decorated rooms

Renovated in 2016, the rooms at Parkway Guesthouse are immaculate and well-maintained. Decor is simple and conservative with beige walls, scarlet carpeting, and matching bedspreads -- or black carpeting and gray bedspreads, with classic wood-grain furniture in warm tones. But the rooms are small with little extra storage space for luggage. Bathrooms are tiny; they have narrow shower cabins, and in some rooms, sinks are located outside the bathroom doors. Toiletries are provided. All rooms have a 32-inch flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, and kettles with free tea and coffee packets. The street-facing rooms can be noisy, so light sleepers may prefer one of the rooms at the back. Rooms are available as Singles, Doubles, Twins, Triples, and Family Rooms with bunk beds.

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Features

Free breakfast, guest lounge, and free Wi-Fi

Parkway Guesthouse is a typical bed-and-breakfast, which means it has no on-site features other than breakfast and free Wi-Fi. Breakfast, which is included in the room rate, is a cold buffet of hard-boiled eggs, ham, cereal, bread with butter, jam, yogurt, fruit, tea, coffee, and juice. Special diets can be catered to if the management is informed in advance. The guest lounge is a pleasant place to relax and has brown leather sofas arranged around an open fireplace. The space is also set with an upright piano, small library, and tube-style television. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout. 

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Amenities

  • Balcony / Terrace / Patio

  • Basic Television

  • Cabanas

  • Cable

  • Cribs

  • Free Breakfast

  • Internet

  • Kids Allowed

  • Poolside Drink Service

  • Swim-Up Bar

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