Address: 39 Abbey Street Lower, Dublin 1
Dublin · Ireland · 3-star
Wynn's Hotel
Overview.
Find your rhythm.
Make yourself at home.
Wynn's Hotel is located in Dublin, Ireland, providing easy access to the city's attractions.
Beyond the hotel: Dublin
Location
Wynn's Hotel is located in Dublin, Ireland, providing easy access to the city's attractions.
Rooms
Guests can feel at home in one of the 65 rooms, which feature:
- Central heating
- A bathroom with a shower and hairdryer
- A fridge and a tea/coffee station
- Internet access, a telephone, a TV, and WiFi
- Cots available for younger guests
- Rooms suitable for wheelchair access
- Family rooms and non-smoking rooms
Food and drink
Breakfast can be booked during your stay. The hotel also features a restaurant and a bar for guests to enjoy.
Facilities
Wynn's Hotel offers a variety of facilities, including:
- Air conditioning
- 24-hour reception
- Hotel Safe
- Lifts
- Conference Room
- Internet access and WLAN access
- Room Service
- Car Park
- Gym (for a fee)
Good to know
The following credit cards are accepted at the hotel: American Express, VISA, Diners Club, and MasterCard.
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- Lowest
- 199.75 USD
- Highest
- 339.68 USD
- Latest
- 339.68 USD
26 September 2026 - 15 October 2026. Per night; choosing dates asks for the live price, which is the one that applies.
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Everyday comforts
Air conditioning · 24-hour reception · Hotel Safe
Amenities and conditions
- Air conditioning
- 24-hour reception
- Hotel Safe
- Lifts
- Bar(s)
- Restaurant(s)
- Conference Room
- Internet access
- WLAN access
- Room Service
- Car Park
Included and extra-charge services depend on the selected package.
What’s outside your door?
39 Abbey Street Lower, Dublin 1
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8,9 km from Dublin Airport (DUB) in a straight line
180 km from Ireland West Airport Knock (NOC) in a straight line
Hear from those who stayed.
Have just spent three days at Wynn's Hotel in Dublin. It was wonderful! Elegant old building, well maintained with good facilities. Superb breakfast, served by very attentive staff. In fact all the staff are excellent, helpful, efficient and friendly. Location is unbeatable. One …
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Have just spent three days at Wynn's Hotel in Dublin. It was wonderful! Elegant old building, well maintained with good facilities. Superb breakfast, served by very attentive staff. In fact all the staff are excellent, helpful, efficient and friendly. Location is unbeatable. One negative is that our room was at the front of the hotel and there was considerable noise from the traffic .
I loved this hotel. Family owned, attentive service (especially from Roberta at the front desk), and a nice doorman who was always ready to help. The central location was great for exploring both sides of the river. The neighborhood has tons of food options, including a restau…
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I loved this hotel. Family owned, attentive service (especially from Roberta at the front desk), and a nice doorman who was always ready to help. The central location was great for exploring both sides of the river. The neighborhood has tons of food options, including a restaurant in the very same building and two more across the street. Price per night was reasonable for my budget. I initially stayed on the 5th floor in the older section in a large family room, and then later I moved to a smaller room in the remodeled section. The older section was quieter. The newer section had a window that looked out onto the street, but it was noisy because of the trams that go by every few minutes. I didn't mind at all, because I liked the street view, but light sleepers should request a room away from the street. I would absolutely stay here again next time I'm in Dublin.
I went into Wynne’s Hotel for a carvery lunch on Sunday while waiting for my transport back to Belfast, and the service was outstanding. The bar team and floor staff were exceptional, but Hannah stood out in particular. Professional, informative, and deeply caring, she treated …
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I went into Wynne’s Hotel for a carvery lunch on Sunday while waiting for my transport back to Belfast, and the service was outstanding. The bar team and floor staff were exceptional, but Hannah stood out in particular. Professional, informative, and deeply caring, she treated every customer with immense warmth. I was especially touched seeing her and her colleague go out of their way to support elderly guests, offering to carry heavy trays for anyone unsteady on their feet. Hannah is a fantastic ambassador for the hotel - give that woman a raise!
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Dublin.
A new story every day.

Dublin, the capital of the Republic of Ireland, is a city rich in history and culture. Visitors can explore its vibrant neighborhoods, each with unique character and charm. The city's literary heritage is prominent, with many famous writers having called Dublin home.
- Trinity CollegeTrinity College is home to the famous Book of Kells, an illuminated manuscript that dates back to the ninth century. The college's beautiful campus is a blend of history and architecture, attracting many visitors each year.
- Dublin CastleDublin Castle has played a central role in the history of the city for centuries. This historic castle offers guided tours, allowing visitors to explore its stunning state apartments and gardens.
- St. Patrick's CathedralSt. Patrick's Cathedral is the largest cathedral in Ireland and is known for its stunning Gothic architecture. It also serves as the national cathedral of the Church of Ireland.
More about the city
The River Liffey runs through the heart of Dublin, dividing the city into the north and south. The riverbanks are lined with shops, restaurants, and historical sites, making it a lively area to stroll and enjoy the local atmosphere. Dublin is also known for its lively pub culture, where traditional music can often be heard.
Dublin boasts numerous museums and galleries that showcase its artistic and cultural heritage. The National Museum of Ireland presents a comprehensive overview of Irish history, while the Irish Museum of Modern Art features contemporary works from local and international artists. Visitors can immerse themselves in the city's rich artistic scene.
In addition to its historical and cultural offerings, Dublin is a city that celebrates its festivals and events throughout the year. These occasions provide an opportunity to experience the local traditions and community spirit. The city's parks and green spaces offer a pleasant retreat from the urban environment, ideal for relaxation and leisure activities.
- Guinness StorehouseThe Guinness Storehouse is one of the most visited attractions in Dublin, where guests can learn about the brewing process and the history of Ireland's iconic stout. The tour culminates with a pint enjoyed in the Gravity Bar, offering views of the city.
- Temple BarTemple Bar is a cultural quarter in Dublin known for its lively atmosphere, cobbled streets, and vibrant nightlife. It is a hub for arts and culture, with various galleries, shops, and eateries.
- Phoenix ParkPhoenix Park is one of the largest enclosed public parks in Europe, featuring beautiful landscapes and a variety of wildlife. It is a perfect spot for walking, picnicking, and enjoying outdoor activities.
- National Gallery of IrelandThe National Gallery of Ireland houses an extensive collection of European and Irish art. Visitors can explore works from various periods, making it a key destination for art enthusiasts.
- Kilmainham GaolKilmainham Gaol is a historic former prison that played a significant role in Irish history. Guided tours provide insight into its past and the key figures associated with the struggle for Irish independence.
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