Sustainable Travel Guide

 

Your Guide to Easy Sustainable Travel

 

Be a Busy Bee in Style

Getting to our address from your destination is no hassle with the wide range of sustainable transport options available in Dublin. Take it from us locals—using public transport here not only cuts your wait time in half, but your costs too! To find the best route for your journey, we recommend using the Transport for Ireland Journey Planner.

 

Catch a Cleaner Ride to Us

Dublin Bus and GoAhead operates an extensive network across the city and suburbs. Multiple routes, including the 69, stop within easy walking distance of the hotel. Services run frequently, especially during peak hours, with real-time tracking available on the Transport for Ireland website.

 

Be a Rail Rebel

Traveling to Dublin from another Irish city or town? Irish Rail offer a comfortable and scenic way to reach the city. Heuston Station serves routes from the west and southwest and Connolly Station covers northern and northwestern routes. Both stations connect easily to local buses and the Luas making your journey to the hotel convenient.

The Luas Red and Green Lines serve most of Dublin’s key areas. Stops are frequent and well-marked, with modern trams running every few minutes.

Convenient access from Heuston, Connolly, and the city centre via the Red Line, with the nearest stop a 20-minute walk from the hotel.

 

Touch Down, Ride In

Dublin Airport is well-served by public transport. Aircoach and Dublin Express offer direct, affordable coach services to the city centre.

 

Use your Pedal Power

Cycling is a fantastic way to get around Dublin. The city offers an expanding network of dedicated cycle lanes and bike-friendly routes. Dublin Bikes is a self-service bike rental system, with 1-day tickets and 3-days ticket available.

 

Step Into the City

Located just 9km from the heart of Dublin, the city is right on your doorstep. Many of Dublin’s most iconic attractions—including The Spire, Trinity College, the GPO, Grafton Street, Temple Bar, and St. Stephen’s Green—are just a stroll away.