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Off Merrion Square, Dublin 2
The Merrion Mews offers a truly unique experience for our guests with spacious accommodation.
Sleeps 6
Child Friendly
From €848 for 2 nights
Wifi Available
Wood Burning Stove
The spacious accommodation has a living area which overlooks the stable yard, while two of the bedrooms look back towards the main house, which has one of the few remaining gardens in Merrion Square.
Please note that this property is located above working stables on the ground floor which is used randomly by the Mounted Unit of An Garda Síochána (Irish Police). Horses may come and go during the night time, as well as during the day. Access to the living accommodation are by a narrow stairwell.
This property is approved to Fáilte Ireland standards
The mews building at the rear of No.63 Merrion Square is an integral part of one of the most significant survivals of an 18th century Dublin townhouse - comprising main house with garden, mews and stables with its own small garden - within the classic Fitzwilliam/Merrion Square area of Dublin. Situated on Fizwilliam Lane the Mews is a quaint and charming property.
Built in 1792/93 the house retains much of its historic character and fabric. The garden is one of the few surviving gardens in Merrion Square and most certainly the only remaining garden retaining a 19th century design and layout. The Mews also has a private garden, coach yard coach house and stables.
The stables have been conserved, and given a new life as a place to rest and water the horses of the Mounted Unit of An Garda Siochana while they are on duty in the city centre.
Nearby: Dublin City shopping (a short step away) Shop (200 m) Restaurant (200 m)
Please Note: Holiday accommodation (access is by way of a narrow timber stairs) is above working stables that is in occasional use by the Mounted Unit of An Garda Siochana (Irish police).
Loc8: NN5-73-ZR7
GPS: 53.338063 , -6.24973
Can I bring a dog?
No. This is a city property and unfortunately its location and the use of the stables below by the Garda Mounted Unit makes it unsuitable for dogs.
Is linen supplied?
Yes – all beds are prepared and ready for your arrival.
Is there an open fire?
No.
Can I light a fire?
There is no open fire at Merrion Mews but there is a wood burning stove which you can light.
Do I need a car to get here?
The property is located in Dublin so is well served by public tranport and all facilities such as shops, restaurants etc, are in walking distance.
How do I get the keys?
When you complete your booking, you will receive an email giving you information about arranging access on your arrival date.
Can I arrive early?
Only by special arrangement with the bookings office and agreement of the local House Manager. A charge is made if you are requesting a morning arrival, as this means we cannot take a booking for the night before your arrival date.
What is the latest departure time?
10.00am. The House Manager will discuss arrangements for your departure on the day you arrive.
How far to the nearest town?
This property is situated in the centre of Dublin.
Is there a caterer who will come in to cook meals?
We do not know of anyone who can go in to cook meals at this property.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, but the accommodation only has double beds.
Is it suitable for older people?
This property does not suit anyone with mobility issues. The accommodation is situated on the first floor and is reached by a narrow staircase.
Does it have facilities for disabled people?
No.
Is it suitable for a wheelchair?
No.
Is there central heating?
There is gas central heating with radiators throughout the house.
Is the cooker electric or gas?
There is an electric cooker.
Is there a shower?
Yes - there is a separate walk in shower in the en-suite shower room.
How many bathrooms?
2
Do you supply towels and bed linen?
Yes. The beds will be made up on your arrival and you will be provided with a bath towel and guest towel according to the number of beds in the property.
Can I get to the house by public transport?
Yes. You would get a train or bus to Dublin and a taxi could take you onwards from there to the Mews.
Where is the nearest train station?
Heuston Station and Connolly Station are the nearest large stations.
Can I book for just one night?
No.
What is your minimum booking period?
Our minimum booking period from 1st January 2017 our minimum booking period will be 2 nights. Some Special Dates will have restrictions on number of nights and arrival date.
Is there a garden at the house?
There is a large enclosed courtyard at the front of the property and a smaller courtyard at the rear of the house.
How many cars can I bring to the house?
1
Is there parking on site?
Yes, there is onsite parking for one car in the front courtyard.
Is there outdoor furniture?
Yes, a table and chairs are provided.
Is there a tv?
No, but there is a radio, board games, cards and penty of books.
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