Built in the late 18th century and once part
of the prestigious estate of the Earl of
Clonmel, Albany house is now privately
owned and operated.
About Albany House
| Built in the late 18th century and once part of the prestigious estate of the Earl of Clonmel, Albany house is now privately owned and operated. |
| Albany house gives a unique blend of understated elegence, sophistication and warm and friendly service. It offers an ideal athmosphere of seclusion and comfort for those who appreciate such attention to detail. |
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| The comfortable informality of Albany House will entice you to curl up in front of the blazing log fire with you favourite book, or browse through the interesting selection of magazines provided for your enjoyment. |
| Start your day off with a delicious healthy breakfast from our buffet of home baked breads and cereals, fresh fruit salad with compotes, and handmade Irish farm-house cheese. |
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| Our spacious bedrooms are decorated with traditional furnishings and antiques reflecting a classical Georgian elegance. | There are 32 rooms, all en-suite and fully equipped with colour television and direct dial phones |
| Few Dublin hotels can claim to be central to such a wealth of activity as Albany House, within strolling distance of the city's most famous museums, art galleries, cathedrals and theatres, not to mention a fine selection of resteraunts and pubs. |
