The Fitz Apartment Dublin

14 Fitzwilliam Quay, Dublin, Ireland

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Overview of The Fitz Apartment

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The Fitz Apartment Dublin provides swift access to various city landmarks, such as the Sportsco, located just a 5-minute walk away.

At the accommodation, a separate toilet and a shower are provided to improve your comfort. Moreover, there is a hairdryer as well.

The Christ Church Cathedral is 2.9 km from the apartment while the award-winning Little Museum of Dublin is approximately 2 km away. Take a peaceful 25 minutes' stroll into the heart of Dublin city centre. The Fitz Apartment also lies within 25 minutes' walk of the public park "Iveagh Gardens". Grand Canal Dock train station is not far from the apartment and Dublin airport is a 20-minute drive away.

Check-in: from 15:00 until 23:00

Check-out: from 04:00 until 11:00

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Frequently asked questions about The Fitz Apartment

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Are there any tourist attractions close to The Fitz apartment?

Don't miss out on visiting Live folk music, a highly praised landmark 3.5 km away from The Fitz apartment. Additionally, the centre Victorian Iveagh Gardens (2.3 km) and Dublin Castle (2.7 km) are other noteworthy attractions worth checking out.

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What is the cost of staying at The Fitz apartment?

The starting price for a night at The Fitz apartment is €264.

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What is the check-in and check-out time at the apartment?

Guests of the apartment can check in from 15:00, and check out till 11:00.

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What restaurants are in the vicinity of The Fitz apartment?

For an evening meal near The Fitz apartment, guests can go to The Oarsman restaurant placed 250 metres from the property or Harry Ramsden's restaurant located 450 meters away.

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Does The Fitz apartment have a swimming pool?

The Fitz apartment doesn't feature a pool.

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