Situated in “Dublin’s New Cultural Quarter” and just 10 minutes walk or 2 minute tram ride from Dublin City Centre, Chief O’Neill’s Hotel achieves the perfect marriage of Traditional and modern Ireland. This stylish Hotel, located in the heart of Old Dublin, is a stone’s throw from beautiful markets, bars, restaurants, the main shopping areas and tourist attractions.

Accommodation: 73 En-suite Bedrooms of Ireland's Finest Contemporary Design with Multi Channel TV, CD Player, Direct Dial Telephone, Tea/Coffee Facilities and Hairdryer, making it the ideal place for both Business and Pleasure. The Penthouse Suite:
- Sunken Jacuzzi with Skylight View
- King Size Bed
- Living Area
- Balcony Overlooking the New "Cultural Quarter"
- CD & Hi Fi Player

Bar & Restaurant: Chief O'Neill's Bar & Restaurant is a Bright, Open Plan Restaurant & Bar which plays host to some Great Music Sessions from Traditional Irish to Gypsy Jazz

Kelly & Ping Restaurant: West Meets East in Kelly & Ping. Authentic Asian & European Cuisine in a Contemporary Irish Setting. Open Daily for lunch and dinner, located just around the corner from Chief O'Neill's Hotel ( www.kellyandping.ie )

Entertainment: "The Hot Club Of Dublin" Playing Host to the Great DJango. Jazz Brunch Every Sunday 1 - 2:30pm "Christmas Disco mania", Book your Christmas Party Now!

Services & Facilities:
- dry cleaning
- 24 hour room service
- babysitting
- limited car parking
- business centre.

Location: Situated in “Old Dublin”, Chief O’Neill’s is now only a 2 minute Tram ride or 10 minute walk away from Dublin City Centre. Situated away from the main road, Chief O’Neill’s is close enough to the City, yet far enough to get a “good nights sleep”.

How to get there: From Dublin Airport /Belfast: Take the M1 to City Centre from the airport. At the end off the M1 continue the route for the city centre. At Dorset Street, signs will point for O' Connell Street, but instead continue straight to Bolton Street. At the fork junction take the right onto North Kings Street. Continue straight through the first main junction and Smithfield Square will appear on the left. Turn onto Smithfield Square. Chief O' Neill's Hotel is on the left hand side.

Nearby:
- Brazen Head - Ireland's oldest pub, dating back to 12th century, very old-fashioned, traditional Irish music is played nightly.
- The Chimney Viewing Tower - the 185ft Chimney has been topped with a two tiered glass enclosed viewing platform, and provides a 360 degree panoramic view of the city.
- The Old Jameson distillery - introduces visitors to the taste and history of John Jameson's Irish Whiskey. Tours available in French, German, Dutch, Italian, Spanish and English.
- Guinness Storehouse - located directly across the quays.
- National Museum of Ireland - 5 minutes walk.
- St. Michans church - home of George Frederic Handel's original organ.