About St. Aiden's Guesthouse
Nestled in fashionable Rathgar, just a stone's throw from Rathmines Village, St. Aiden's Guesthouse feels like crashing at a stylish auntie's Victorian home. This family-run haven, less than 2 miles from Dublin's city centre, scores top marks for its pristine rooms and heartfelt welcome. Picture sipping tea in the bay-windowed lounge, surrounded by Rathgar's tree-lined avenues and the buzz of local life, from yoga studios to the award-winning Avoca cafe nearby.
What to Expect
Expect 10 spotless en-suite rooms with orthopaedic beds, electric kettles stocked with Barry's Tea, and fluffy towels warmed just for you. Breakfast is a highlight: poached eggs on soda bread, smoked salmon, and fresh croissants served till 10am. Complimentary parking and a guest pantry with biscuits seal the deal. It's pet-friendly too, with a secure garden for furry friends.
Insider Tips
Opt for the front rooms for morning light filtering through stained glass; they're magic. Hop the 16 bus outside for a quick jaunt to Trinity College, or walk 15 minutes to Rathmines Park for picnics amid blooming cherry blossoms. Owners Nataliia and team share gems like the secret shortcut to Bushy Park or Friday trad sessions at Kiely's Rathmines. Cleanliness and proximity to buses make it a hit for first-timers exploring best hotels in Rathmines Dublin.
With a Wonderful 9.3 rating from hundreds, St. Aiden's embodies Rathmines' blend of suburban calm and urban edge. Ideal for budget-conscious culture lovers wanting personal touches absent in big hotels.