Handel's Hotel
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Handel's Hotel is an oasis of calm on historic Fishamble Street, once the fish market of medieval Dublin. Handel's is a modern hotel with 45 well-appointed double, twin, triple and family (double + single) rooms, with all the facilities, conveniences and comforts a guest could want, including complimentary Wi-Fi. Most of Dublin's major attractions are within a short walk of Handel's Hotel, including Temple Bar, Guinness Storehouse, Dublin Castle, Christ Church Cathedral and St. Patrick's Cathedral. Handel's Hotel is named after renowned 18th century composer George Frederick Handel whose most famous oratorio - “Messiah” - was first performed in the New Musick Hall Dublin, on the site the hotel now occupies.
Facilities & amenities
- 24-hour frontdesk
- Free Wi-Fi
- Family rooms available
- Non-smoking throughout
- Public parking
Welcome
- Front-desk: open 24 hours
- Early check-in possible
- Early check-out possible
- Late check-out possible
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage room
Parking & mobility
- Public parking
Accessibility
- Elevator
Rooms
- Family rooms available
Entertainment
- Free Wi-Fi
Cleaning facilities
- Laundry service
Policies
- Non-smoking throughout
Choose your room
Double Deluxe
Twin Superior
Double Standard
Double Superior
Twin Standard
Triple Three Beds
Triple Superior
Triple Standard
Family Room Superior
No exact matches
Some rooms are not available or do not match your preferences.
Good to know
Check-in time
Between 15:00 - 00:00
Check-out time
Between 00:00 - 12:00
Opening hours frontdesk
Open 24 hours
Taxes
VAT is always included. However, some other fees and local taxes may not be included. You will be asked to pay these fees and taxes upon arrival at your accommodation.
Location
Address
Fishamble Street, Temple Bar, 16-18
D08 E7R0 Dublin
Ireland
Parking
Public parking
Electric car charging
Not available on site
Bicycle storage
Not available on site
About the neighbourhood
Handel's Hotel is located in the neighbourhood The Liberties. With no fewer than three magnificent distilleries, this is the best neighbourhood for a glimpse into the rich history of Dublin’s whisky.
