Maps & Directions Information | Clayton Hotel Charlemont

Maps & Directions

All you have to do is get here… we’ll take care of the rest.

Situated overlooking Dublin’s Grand Canal, Clayton Hotel Charlemont is easily accessible by public transport, by car or on foot.

Parking in Dublin 2

Valet parking is available for hotel residents in our secure underground car park.

Pre-booking essential as space is limited
Overnight parking rate (3pm-12noon) €25
For bookings email – res.charlemont@claytonhotels.com
The height limit for all vehicles is 1.9metres / 6ft 2in

Alternative Car Park

The Q-car park is a 10/12-minute walk from our hotel. Guests can also simply take the green line LUAS (2 stops) to the Charlemont stop and arrive in approximately 5 minutes.

How to book a car parking space?

The parking at the hotel is valet parking, at €25 per night, that can be paid on arrival. Parking time is from 3.00pm to 12 noon the next day.

The height limit for all vehicles is 1.9metres / 6ft 2in.

We would require the following information to book a car parking space:

Colour and model of your car
Arrival time
Departure time
Contact number
Confirmation/reference number

For bookings, please email – res.charlemont@claytonhotels.com

By Bus

There are three bus options from Dublin Airport to the hotel:

Aircoach (Route 700 Leopardstown/Sandyford): This bus runs every 15 minutes and costs €8.50 one way or €14 per person return. The closest stop is Lower Leeson Street which is 8 minutes’ walk to the hotel.

Airlink 757: This bus runs every 30 minutes and costs €7 one way and €12 per person return. The closest stop is Camden Street (Charlotte Way) which is a 10 minute walk to the hotel.

Dublin Bus (number 16): This bus runs every 15-20 minutes and costs about €3.30 one way. The closest bus stop to the hotel is Kelly’s Corner (Harrington St.) which is a 10 minute walk to the hotel.

Luas (Green Line)

The hotel is located a 2 minute walk from Charlemont Luas station which is served by the Green Luas (tram) line. The green line connects the south side of the city from Cherrywood, Sandyford Industrial Estate, Dundrum shopping centre, Ranelagh right through to the city centre at St. Stephen’s Green, Grafton Street, then to the north of the city linking O’Connell Street and GPO.