About Pembroke Town House Hotel
Pembroke Townhouse located in Ballsbridge, is one of Dublin's finest guest houses and offers excellent Dublin accommodation in Dublin city, comparable to the finest of Dublin Hotels. Pembroke Town House offers the highest standard of guest house Dublin accommodation, in a tastefully restored 18th Century Georgian Townhouse. Each room is en suite and is individually designed to the highest standards; providing the best in hotel accommodation. Located just in the right part of Dublin City, and offer our guests comfort and convenience.
Merging traditional Georgian elegance with contemporary style to create a guest house with its own unique and welcoming personality. Stay at Pembroke Town House and enjoy a boutique bed and breakfast experience better then any, comparable to the finest of Dublin hotels. The hotel staff are warm, friendly, and discreet. Classic character and style is complimented by the sort of personal service you'll only find in privately owned Dublin hotels.
Pembroke Town House is centrally located in the heart of Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, on Pembroke Road, one of Dublin City's finest Georgian Streets and is close to Lansdowne Road Rugby Ground, the RDS, and the American and British Embassies. Grafton Street, Dublin's main shopping street, Trinity College, St Stephens Green, and Temple Bar are a short stroll away.
Accommodation at Pembroke Town House Hotel
Each en suite bedroom is individually designed to the highest standards. The rooms feature a collection of specially commissioned contemporary Irish art. The rooms are serviced by elevator and equipped with direct dial telephone, cable television, safe and optional fax facilities. Each of the Deluxe Mezzanine rooms features a cd player, bathrobe & slippers, and complimentary mineral water. The beautifully designed ensuite bedrooms are individually designed and are decorated and fitted to the highest standards. Wireless internet access is available throughout the Townhouse. The rooms are serviced by an elevator. The beautiful Deluxe Mezzanine rooms features a cd player, bathrobe and slippers, and complimentary mineral water.
Beautiful Gourmet and Traditional Irish breakfast is served in the dining room to creating a wonderful start to the day and an excellent foundation for a busy day in Dublin. And for the guest who needs a more leisurely start to the day room service is also available. The Pembroke is located close to the city centre where the guest will find the finest selection of restaurants and cafes catering for all tastes and palettes.
Tour itinerary
Day 1 - Dublin Arrival & Malahide Castle
Your tour begins at 2:00 PM at Dunboyne Castle Hotel. We strongly recommend you book an airport transfer when you buy your tour. Head out to visit Malahide Castle, first built in 1185 and filled with medieval artifacts. Enjoy a welcome drink with your group before dinner. (D)
Day 2 - Irish National Stud & Kilkenny Walk
Visit the home of equine royalty, the Irish National Stud, where you’ll see some of the world’s finest thoroughbreds. Take a walk around the grounds to see St. Fiachra’s Garden and the miniature Japanese Gardens. Enjoy lunch in the Kilkenny Design Centre. Take a walking tour of Kilkenny with a local guide along the Medieval Mile, the city’s main road to see historic streets and buildings. The evening is free for dining on your own. (B, L)
Day 3 - Waterford Crystal & Dunbrody Famine Ship
Witness the creation of crystal masterpieces during your visit to the House of Waterford Crystal. Then join a local guide for a gentle walking tour to hear stories about Waterford’s long history and some of its colorful characters. Explore more of the town with time for lunch on your own, then head to New Ross to explore the Dunbrody Famine Ship, a replica of the vessel used during the 1840s famine to transport emigrants to North America. (B, D)
Day 4 - Cobh Heritage Centre & Blarney Castle
Travel south to Cobh, the last port of call of the Titanic and where many places associated with the liner still exist. Visit the Cobh Heritage Centre, which traces the history of emigration over a number of centuries from Ireland to North America. Head to Blarney Castle to kiss the famous stone or stroll through the spacious parklands to view Blarney House before traveling on to Killarney. (B, D)
Day 5 - Killarney & Dingle Peninsula
Spend the morning at leisure in Killarney, a little town with an ideal location beside Ireland’s highest mountains. Discover the glorious Dingle Peninsula as you drive along the south shore to admire views of heathery mountains, sandy stretches of beach, and rocky headlands. Stop at the South Pole Inn to learn about Tom Crean, an early Irish explorer who braved the South Pole. Browse around the town of Dingle and enjoy a drink, dinner and entertainment at Foley’s Bar and Restaurant before returning to Killarney. (B, D)
Day 6 - Cliffs of Moher & Galway Panoramic Tour
Embark on a memorable ferry ride across the wide River Shannon Estuary. View the Cliffs of Moher, soaring 700 feet above churning Atlantic swells. Walk along the top of the cliffs where on a clear day you can see great views of Galway Bay and the Aran Islands. Immerse yourself in farm life at Rathbaun Farm and watch a farmer demonstrate how his trained dogs herd sheep. Enjoy tea and homemade scones at the farm. Head to Galway for a panoramic city tour. (B, D)
Day 7 - Aran Islands Excursion & Pre-Historic Dun Aengus Fort
Set out across the Galway Bay for Inishmore, the largest of the three Aran Islands. These rocky islands are renowned for the hardy islanders who maintain traditional fishing and farming methods. Head to Dun Aengus, a huge pre-historic fortress perched on sheer cliffs, which fall away to the Atlantic Ocean below. Explore Kilronan, the main town, and enjoy a casual lunch before returning by ferry. (B, L)
Day 8 - Clonmacnoise Monastic Site & Sean's Bar
Visit Clonmacnoise, a monastic settlement founded in 545 AD and set on the banks of the River Shannon. Marvel at elaborate High Celtic crosses decorated with biblical scenes, walk around the many church ruins and two round towers. Head to nearby Athlone and stop at Sean’s Bar for an Irish coffee, a CIE Tours Exclusive experience. This pub has a documented history going right back to 900 AD – and is featured in the Guinness Book of Records as the oldest pub in Europe. During renovations in 1970, ancient walls and old coins dating back centuries were discovered. In the evening, head to Dublin’s Abbey Tavern for an Irish dinner and lively show. (B,D)
Day 9 - Independent Bus Tour
Enjoy your day in Dublin independently on the Hop-On, Hop-Off bus tour and a visit to your choice of one of Dublin’s top attractions – Guinness Storehouse, Teeling Distillery, EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, or the GPO Witness History Visitor Centre. (B)
Day 10 - Tour Ends in Dublin
Your tour ends after breakfast. (B) B: Breakfast; L: Lunch; D: Dinner All components of this tour (hotels, visits and attractions) for 2020 itineraries are subject to change until finalized in September 2019. >
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Notes
- All rates are per person sharing
- Includes full Irish Breakfast and all taxes
- Closed from the 21st December to 3rd January
PEMBROKE TOWN HOUSE HOTEL ROOM RATES
Prices in other currencies are indicative only. Please note that we charge in Euro.
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