Number 31

Boutique style B&B tucked in a Georgian mews

Things have gone groovy in the heart of Georgian Dublin. Look for the ivy-covered wall and discreet brass plate marking Number 31 down a quiet side street, press the button and step into a green garden oasis.

Know It All

Hit the Spot
Five minutes walk from St Stephen's Green.

Come here for...|
• More luxe for less • Cool surroundings and great value • Award-winning breakfasts.  

Amenities
There's a fabulous sunken lounge with wide leather sofas and an open fire where you can enjoy complimentary tea and cookies on arrival, and a sociable dining room (shared tables) where you can dive into one of Dublin's best breakfasts.

Good to know
For max light and a quieter lie-in, choose one of the townhouse rooms.

Bedtime...

Bedrooms
21 rooms and suites

Special features
Every room has an ultra-comfortable Hastens bed and Matteo bedlinen.

Pillow Talk
Choose your bedtime mood: cool and fresh (coach house rooms) or elegantly Georgian (townhouse rooms).

Eat & Drink

Dining in
Only breakfast is served – and Number 31 is justly famous for it. House specialities include poached pears in vanilla syrup, freshly baked soda bread with homemade preserves, smoked kippers and artisan yoghurt. Better still, fill up with the full Irish (everything you’d expect plus potato cake) and you won’t want to eat all day.

Breakfast
Excellent breakfasts are served until 10.30

Room service
No

Activities

See & Do
Fans of the black stuff should make a pilgrimage to the Guiness brewery, where of course tastings come with the tour. Breathe in some of the city’s history at Dublin Castle or Croke Park, spiritual home of Gaelic Games. Cross leafy St Stephen’s Green (or picnic there), see the ancient Book of Kells in the awesome library of historic Trinity College, see the statue of buxom Molly Malone and stroll through the squares and terraces of Georgian Dublin.

Diary Dates
March
Go green for the big St Patrick's Day festival (yes, even the beer is green), with five days of parties, parades and fireworks.

October
See the ghosts and ghoulies at the Samhain (Halloween) parade, complete with parades, street theatre and dancing.