Paramount Hotel
&
Turks
Head Bar
Set
in the very heart of Dublin's Temple Bar,
The Paramount is one of the city's most
trendy and cosmopolitan hotels.
Opened
in 1999, The Paramount is tastefully designed
and decorated in the very elegant style
of the 1930's.
Offering
a warm and friendly welcome to all, the
hotel boasts
70 en-suite bedrooms in smooth shades, rich textures and the furniture and fittings
are simple yet elegant.
Bedrooms
The
Paramount's 70 deluxe en-suite
rooms are a splendid collection of
carefully designed, superbly fitted
guestrooms with generous space and
comfort to ensure you can enjoy a relaxing
evening's rest.
Decorated in the stylish 1930's setting with rich textures and smooth shades
the bedrooms are one of the cities most innovative and trendy decorated rooms.
Our
Bar - The
Turks Head
Conveniently
located inside The Paramount Hotel,
the Turks Head opens daily from 4pm
with food available until 8.30pm and
transforms into a vibrant late
night venue with sounds from
some of Dublin's finest DJ's.
Chill
amongst the crowd and if its ambience,
style and
craic you're after then you've come to the right spot.
This busy stylish bar in Temple Bar's West End is renowned for its extravagant
design, complemented by mosaics & Spanish style
architecture making a refreshing change from your traditional pub.
See
our extensive Bar
menu
Temple
Bar
Dublin's
world-renowned cultural quarter, is literally
on the Paramount's doorstep. Temple Bar
is a maze of quaint cobbled streets.
It's a lively and vibrant area renowned
for its super mix of Pubs, Clubs, Art
Galleries, Quirky Shops and an amazing
selection of Restaurants and Eateries
so there is something to suit every taste
and budget.
The historic Temple Bar area of Dublin City is bounded on the north by the river
Liffey, to the east the old Houses of Parliament, to the west Parliament Street
and to the south Dame Street
During the 1960s and 1970s, the Temple Bar area was marked for demolition for
a major new urban bus station. It was colonized by artists in search of cheap
rents and the place became such a thriving lively area that the government stepped
in, saved it from demolition and spent millions to regenerate it as Dublin's
cultural quarter.
As a result of the cultural framework many galleries, archives and exhibition
spaces have been built in the area including the Irish Film Centre, a Multimedia
Centre, the National Film Archives, the National Photographic Archives and a
Cultural Centre for Children and of course many bars and restaurants.
Temple Bar is the ideal base for business, shopping or sightseeing. It is approximately
9 miles (14km) from Dun Laoghaire Ferry Port and 6 miles (10km) from Dublin airport.
The drive from Rosslare Harbour to Dublin city is approximately 98 miles (158kms)
by car.
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For
More Information Contact :
THE
PARAMOUNT HOTEL
Parliament Street & Essex Gate
Temple Bar,
Dublin 2
Tel
: +353 (0)1 4179900
Fax : +353 (0)1 4179904
Email : sales@paramounthotel.ie
Web : www.paramounthotel.ie
