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About Trinity Capital Hotel
The centrally located Trinity Capital Hotel is a classic contemporary style hotel opened in May 2000. Guests enjoy Dublin on their doorstep and are just a short stroll from Trinity College, one of Dublin's best–known landmarks. Those who enjoy shopping will be spoiled for choice with the well known Grafton Street, St Stephen's Green shopping complex and Henry St. all paces from the hotel.
Trinity Capital Hotel Rooms
Each of our 82 elegant and spaciously designed bedrooms is fully en suite with bath and shower. Our standard rooms come complete with: Satellite TV and radio Pay to view movies Direct Dial telephone with voicemail Separate data port Ironing facilities In room safe Hairdryer Tea and coffee making facilities with a tasty treat. Why not treat yourself to something really special for a small supplement. In addition to the facilities available in our standard rooms our Mini Suite offers: A unique "oval room" experience. An innovative design – very different! A mini fridge with the option of having your own mini bar stocked with your favourite treats. An extra spacious bathroom with double vanity unit and a double Jacuzzi powered bath. Luxurious bathrobes and slippers to pamper you. CD Player to enjoy your favourite melodies.
Trinity Capital Hotel Location
The Trinity Capital Hotel is a classic contemporary style hotel. Opened in May 2000 we are located just a few minutes stroll from Trinity College, one of Dublin's best known landmarks and home to some of our great historical scholars and the famous book of Kells.
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Trinity Capital Hotel Restaurants/Bars Breakfast at the Trinity Capital Hotel > Breakfast – the most important meal of the day and you won't get any better than ours. An extensive buffet array is available, offering you all the continental favourites from an extensive selection of cheeses, to cold meats, yoghurts and fresh fruits. Of course the traditional full Irish breakfast is available at its very best. A generous selection of breads, hot rolls and croissants are baked fresh every morning. Believe me our breakfast is worth getting out of bed for! Breakfast is served from 7am until 10am Monday to Friday and 8am to 11am weekends and bank holidays. Dinner at the Trinity Capital Hotel A relaxed ambiance, friendly staff and a menu that offers excellent value for money, our restaurant "Siena" provides the perfect end to your day. The menu offers a variety of dishes to appeal to every palate, but if you have your own personal favourites perhaps our chef can make you feel even more at home. A select wine list is available to choose from so make the most of it! > Dinner is served from 6pm until 9pm. Local Attractions near the Trinity Capital Hotel Grafton Street > A shopper's heaven stretching from St Stephens Green to College Green, Grafton Street offers some of the best shops and department stores in Ireland. Shop to the background music of street performers of classical, rock and jazz music, dare to stop and watch the mime artists bat an eyelid. Lots going on from face painting to hair braiding to poetry sessions and who knows what! Don't forget to pop in to "Bewleys" famous coffee house for that well–earned treat. Grafton Street is just a two minute walk away, bring your credit card! Trinity College > Founded in 1592, Trinity College is one of Dublin's best–known landmarks and home to some of our great historical scholars. The famous Book of Kells, a 1200–year–old manuscript and one of the oldest books in the world is on display here and is certainly worth a visit. And there is more to see and do – visit the Library long room, watch the 45–minute audiovisual display on "The Dublin Experience", or simply while away the hours in the Reading Room. Just a five–minute walk away; make sure you get to visit. St Stephens Green > Donated to the public by Sir Arthur Guinness in 1880, St Stephens Green offers a piece of heaven in the heart of the city. Dotted all around the park are bandstands, benches, flowerbeds, ornamental lakes and statues of some of our most famous literary artists; James Joyce and Oscar Wilde. An ideal place to spend a lazy afternoon; sunbathing, feeding the ducks, or strolling around admiring the surrounding houses displaying examples of the finest Georgian architecture in Dublin. Just a two–minute walk from the hotel. Bring a picnic! Dublin Castle > A 13th century Castle, having survived various sieges, being used as a prison and nearly destroyed by fire, Dublin Castle is certainly worth a visit. An expansive building with a massive courtyard, it also houses The Chester Beatty Library. Located less than a ten–minute walk away.
