Close to Dublin Airport! (Taxi 15/20mins) Ideal for short stays. Restaurants and pub nearby to enjoy coffee or a pint of Guinness. A short walk to the train where you will be in the city centre in 20 mins or Howth in 5 mins. Bayside is a mature settled area close to Dublin Bay where you are within walking distance of beautiful St Annes park and coastal walks around Dublin Bay and just a short train ride to Howth and Malahide Castle. Train journey to RDS/Aviva/Croke Park and Bord Gais Theatre. The space This a comfortable twin en-suite room with cosy duvets and private bathroom facilities.. Perfect for travelling friends or family. Towels Shower gel shampoo supplied. WiFi and Hairdryer in the Room. Continental breakfast served from 8 - 10am (Arranged time) Guest access Relax or chat in our guest lounge area. Dining room for Breakfast. There are NO Cooking or kitchen facilities available to guests. During your stay We are happy to supply local maps and maps of Dublin for thoswishing to do some sight seeing. We can also help with dart train time tables and recommendations for eating out in Howth or locally. We recommend visitors purchase a Leap Visitors Card at the Airport information desk or Spar /WHSmith shop. This will cover all travel on public transport within the Dublin Area. There are various options getting from the airport to my house A bus will take visitors into the centre of Dublin. Then a Howth northbound dart train from Connolly or Tara station will stop at Bayside station. OR the 102 bus at Dublin Airport will take guests to Sutton train station (terminus )and then a southbound dart train one stop will travel to Bayside. This bus journey takes 1 hour. Another option from the airport is to take the No 16 bus to Santry/Coolock lane stop 1639 then walk back to stop 992 on Coolock lane and take the N6 bus to terminus (Denis Mahoney Motors) the house is a short walk from. this stop. If visitors have heavy or big luggage I recommend a taxi or the 102 bus as you have less walking. Other things to note There is no need to rent a car to get around Dublin as there is a very good train and bus service nearby that will get you into the city in 20 minutes. You will only need a car should you wish to explore the countryside around Ireland. Not suitable accommodation for those wishing to attend late nights in Temple Bar. The last train departs the city centre at 23.15 hours. (Approx) Taxis are expensive late at night.