IN-ROOM GUEST DIRECTORY

Dear Guest,

 

My name is Guy Thompson, I would like to welcome you to Dublin and to Temple Bar Hotel, we are delighted you hand-picked Temple Bar Hotel for your stay. To make your stay with us and your visit to Dublin more enjoyable, it will be our pleasure to assist you with any requirement you may have, please don’t hesitate on asking myself or any member of the team or if you prefer just to dial 501 from your bedroom telephone.

You are now in the heart of Temple Bar, Dublin’s cultural quarter and the centre of Dublin’s city nightlife. There are many things to do in Dublin City Centre, from walking tours, museums, whiskey distilleries and of course home of Guinness, The Guinness Store House.

If it is shopping, you are looking for, you are right in the centre of the two main shopping areas, Grafton Street found on the southside of the city and Henry Street situated just over the river Liffey in Dublin 1 both within 8 minutes’ walk from the hotel.

If you are in Dublin attending a conference at the Convention Centre Dublin, a wedding at Dublin City Hall, or for a game in Croke Park or the Aviva Stadium you are never too far from your destination when staying at Temple Bar hotel.

 

Toast Bistro

Located on the ground floor, is where you will start your day serving breakfast, from 7am – 10am Monday – Friday and 7:30am – 10:30am Saturday, Sunday, and Bank Holidays. A wide selection of food is available from our hot and cold buffet, I highly recommend The Full Breakfast, a wonderful treat!

Of course, a selection of teas or freshly grounded coffee is a must, complemented with a choice of juices.

 

Buskers Bar

Live Music Venue Buskers Bar is your resident live music venue, serving home cooked meals, our produce is sourced from local farmers within a 60KM radius. Live Music daily starting at 6:30pm Mon – Thurs,4pm Friday, 2pm Sat and 4pm Sun. Offering a wide variety of refreshing fishbowl cocktails, craft beers, spirits, and wines from across the world. If you have booked directly with us, don’t forget you receive a 10% discount of food in both our Outlets.

Check out our food menu, available until 9pm daily.

 

Buskers On the Ball

Sports Bar Venue Buskers on the Ball is located on the lower ground floor and is accessed through Buskers Bar, offering an assortment of games which include, Ping Pong, Pool & Foosball Tables, retro arcade games. With over 26 TV Screens, Buskers on The Ball is the multi award winning Best Place to watch the match, the number one sports venue in the city!

Check out our food menu, available until 9pm daily.

 

We hope you enjoy your stay.

Céad Míle Fáilte (a hundred thousand welcomes)

Kindest regards,
Guy Thompson
Vice President / Managing Director Temple Bar Hotel.

ROOM SERVICE

Check out our room service menu, available from 12pm to 9pm daily.

To review our breakfast menu, please see the back of your bedroom door for the menu and enjoy your lazy morning in bed!!

INTERNET WIFI CONNECTION

WIFI First will pop up on your phone, please add your details to connect to complimentary WIFI. Don’t forget to opt in to our newsletter for great sales and savings.

EMERGENCY DIAL

In case of emergency, please contact reception which is staffed 24hrs a day.

Dial Reception 501-502

Ambulance / Fire brigade 999

FIRE PRECAUTIONS

For your own safety and comfort, Temple Bar hotel has an automatic fire detection system with smoke detectors and fire alarm. We also test our alarms regularly. Please look at the floor plan on the back of the bedroom door to familiarise yourself with the nearest Emergency Exit in the event of a fire or if there is a need to evacuate the building. In the unlikely event of a fire. raise the alarm by dialling ‘501’ provide the operator with the exact location of the fire, or by breaking the glass of the nearest fire call point, which is in the corridor. Please vacate the building by the nearest exit, as indicated on your floor plan located beside the bedroom door and proceed to the guest’s assembly point located opposite Hardrock Cafe, at Carroll Tours, on Fleet Street. When leaving the room, please ensure you close the door behind you, do not use the lift and do not take any belongings with you.

 

BEFORE YOU GO TO BED

Our hotel operates a system of PEEPs (Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans). Upon check in to the hotel, you will be offered the opportunity to discuss and outline any special requirements or assistance you may need should an evacuation of the hotel be necessary because of a fire or other emergency.

ACCOMMODATION SERVICES

Bathrobes and slippers are available upon request, as are additional services such as extra towels, toiletries, or adaptors can be purchased at an extra cost from reception. Please note that we can provide feather pillow upon request.

 

We are going Green.

Hang your Tree outside your bedroom door to opt-out of daily housekeeping and help reduce our impact on the environment. You will be saving water, energy and minimising the use of detergents,

Thank you for taking part in our green initiative.

ADAPTORS

The electrical current in Ireland is 220v you may require variator for certain appliances. Plug adaptors may also be required for certain appliances. These can be purchased from the Market Bar located in reception. Please note all rooms have a USB port in the wall for your convenience.

UMBRELLAS

Umbrellas are available at reception for your use. Please return before you check out or a charge of €10 will apply to your card

PORTERAGE

If you require any assistance with your luggage, please contact Reception.

SMOKING POLICY

Smoking is prohibited in all areas of the hotel. Please be aware that smoking will result in a daily fee of €150 and will be charged to your room bill.

TELEPHONES

For security reasons, no outside lines are connected if you wish to make an external call, please contact Reception.

Room to Room No prefix is required (e.g., for room 136, dial 136)

 

LOCAL CHURCHES

ROMAN CATHOLIC
St Teresa`s, Clarendon Street, Dublin 2. 01 671 8466 www.dublindiocese.ie

CHURCH OF IRELAND
St Anne’s Church of Ireland, Dawson Street, Dublin 2. 01 676 7727 www.ireland.anglican.org

PRESBETERIAN
Parnell Square North, Dublin 1. 01 837 8600

MUSLIM SOCIETY
163 South Circular Road, Dublin 8, 01 453 3242 www.islaminireland.com

IRISH JEWISH COMMUNITY – 01 492 3751 www.jewishireland.org

 

DOCTOR & PCR TESTING

Should you require a doctor, please contact Reception by dialling 501. Within normal surgery hours, 9am to 5pm daily, we will contact Temple Bar Medical Centre (www.templebardoc.com) for you they are located on 26 Wellington Quay, Dublin 2.

Outside normal surgery hours, we will contact our on-call service on (01) 670 7255 All doctors’ charges vary, and you will be billed directly by the doctor who treats you.

DENTIST

Reception will be happy to make an appointment for you to visit Smiles dentist or you can contact Smiles at 28 O’Connell Street. Tel 01 5079201. https://www.smiles.ie/clinic/dentist

PHARMACY

Temple Bar Pharmacy is located on Essex Street East, 4 minutes’ walk, their opening hours are Monday – Friday 10am – 6pm, Saturday 11am – 6pm, Sunday Closed.

 

CINEMA

Savoy Cinema is located O`Connell Street which is an 8-minute walk from the hotel. For showtimes click the following link:
booking.imccinemas.ie/booking/?cinema=SAVOY or Tel 01-8748822

Irish Film Institute: Can be found at 6 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin, the IFF delivers a challenging and diverse programme of the best of international and Irish film culture through a programme of new releases, curated seasons, festivals, and events. The IFI is committed to providing its audience with access to the best of new Irish film, including several films that would not otherwise have a theatrical release, and many films that would not otherwise be seen in Ireland. the IFI is supported by the arts council.

DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY

Available Monday – Friday excluding bank holidays. Please ensure you put all your garments into your laundry bag, complete the laundry docket and bring to reception. Your cleaned laundry will be returned by 6pm the following day.
If you require express service, please bring your laundry and dry-cleaning list to reception before 9am.
Laundry bags and price list are in the wardrobe.

GIFT VOUCHERS

Searching for a unique gift, why not treat them to a stay at Temple Bar Hotel with dinner and a bottle of prosecco on arrival. Vouchers can be purchased online.

HOTEL RESERVATIONS

HOTEL RESERVATIONS

Please be sure to contact reservations.tbh@the-ascott.com

for your return visit as you will be discounted 10% off your stay.

LOST PROPERTY

If you have mislaid an item, please contact reception.

MORNING CALLS

Press 501-502 to arrange a wake-up call.

 

 

MULTI-LINGUAL STAFF

Our staff are multilingual if you require assistance, please pop down to reception

PAYMENTS

We accept all major credit cards.

 

Car Hire

We are pleased to recommend the following car rental companies. These can be contacted using the details below, or alternatively, Reception can assist you.
Europcar. Number: 01 6485900, Website: www.europcar.ie
Hertz Rent a Car Number: 01 8178476  Website: www.hertz.ie

Local Transport

Pearse Street Train Station: 12 minutes’ walk
Connolly Train Station: 14 minutes’ walk
Luas Green Line 3 minutes’ walk and one runs every 5 minutes.
Airport bus: 1 -minute walk, bus stop number 320
Taxis can be arranged as required by the guest.

Dublin Bikes – 3 DAY TICKET

For short term hire, a 3 Day Ticket will give you access to all the benefits of the NOW Dublin bikes service. Ideal for tourists and visitors as a way of getting around and exploring the city. The first 30 minutes of each journey is free. After these rental charges are applied. www.dublinbikes.ie

AIRLINES

We can assist you with your flight arrangements and times. However, if you wish to call the airport directly, please dial 019440440 for Dublin Airport. The primary airlines that service Dublin airport is listed below:

Aer Lingus www.aerlingus.com
Ryanair www.ryanair.com
American Airlines www.aa.com
Emirates www.emirates.com
Ethiad www.etihad.com
Turkish Airlines www.turkishairlines.com
City Jet www.cityjet.com
Air France www.airfrance.ie
Lufthansa www.lufthansa.com
British Airways www.britishairways.com

If you are having difficulty finding what you need, please do not hesitate in contacting reception for assistance. If you require your boarding pass to be printed, simply check in online and when your airline sends you the link to print the boarding pass, forward it to reception.tbh@the-ascott.com with your name and room number and of our team will happily print it for you.

STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS

PLACES TO VISIT IN DUBLIN

Simona’s TOP RECOMMENDATIONS:

• The Hungry Tree is a tree in the grounds of the King’s Inns in Dublin, Republic of Ireland. An otherwise unremarkable specimen of the London plane, it has become known for having partially consumed a nearby park bench. It has become a tourist attraction and is frequently photographed.
• Oratory of the Sacred Heart in Dun Laoghaire (Lovely mural) A nun spent 16 years painting the stunning Celtic mural that covers the interior of this WWI memorial.
• THERE’S A MIND-BLOWINGLY BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY of Celtic Revival artwork hidden in plain sight near a playground and a parking lot in Dún Laoghaire, Ireland. Stepping into the Oratory of the Sacred Heart, which doesn’t look like much from the outside, reveals a stunning mural that stretches across the entire interior of the small red structure.

IVANA’S RECOMMENDATIONS:

• Fish n’ Chips at Leo Burdock safter doing Christchurch and St. Patrick. ‘Burdocks’ had seen a great deal of change, from serving up piping hot food during the 1916 rising, which seen Ireland gain independence from Britain, and over the two World Wars when the shops had to close temporarily during WW2 due to shortages. Alas, by 1939 the effects of the last war had a drastic impact on the family business with the supply of ingredients and fuel being scarce. Eventually, only one shop survived the original Leo Burdocks in Christchurch
• Georgian Doors is the best places to look for authentic Georgian Dublin doors are on the south side of the city centre, around the final few developments completed during the period – Merrion Square, Saint Stephen’s Green and Fitzwilliam Square. Besides their tell tale bright hues, you’ll spot them by their fanlights – a semi-circular over-door window featuring radiating panes.

FIONA’S RECOMMENDATION:

• Dublin Zoo Now, utterly transformed, Dublin Zoo’s 28 hectares is attracting over 1 million visitors a year. Officially Ireland’s biggest family attraction, not only offers a great day out for all, but also a journey of learning and discovery about the world’s precious wildlife
  Wild Lights, the spectacular, night-time experience, Dublin Zoo!
• Sweny’s Pharmacy – James Joyce Heritage Visitor Centre Managed Exclusively by volunteers, Sweny’s is the only intact Victorian shop interior left in the city. The pharmacy ceased trading in 2009 and in early November of that year began its evolution into what it is today: a cultural centre widely regarded as one of the most interesting places to visit in Dublin.