Drawing inspiration from the legendary Chief O’Neill, the hotel's theme is Irish traditional music expressed through Ireland's finest, contemporary design.

Francis O'Neill left Ireland in 1865 to sail the world, settled down in Chicago and became the city’s Chief of Police, Chief O’Neill, in 1901. O'Neill is remembered in musical circles as one of this century's greatest collectors and publishers of Irish music.

Accommodation: Modern, bright decor, with multi-channel tv, CD hi-fi, ISDN lines, phone, hairdryer. Full Irish Breakfast is served in Chief O’Neill's stylish conservatory area.
The Penthouse Suite:
- sunken jacuzzi
- coffee percolator
- roof top garden
- cd player.

Bar & Restaurant: Chief O'Neill's Café & Bar contemporary Irish traditional music café & bar. Featuring performances by some of Ireland's most talented traditional musicians, menu of old favourites and new Irish cuisine.
kelly & ping authentic Asian & European cuisine in a contemporary Irish bar setting. Open Daily for lunch and dinner and located just a 2 minute walk from Chief O'Neill's Hotel.

Entertainment:
- Live trad sessions Saturdays from 8.30pm.
- Jazz Sundays from 12.30 - 3pm. Special Jazz Lunch available.
- Live Band plays all the hits Thursdays from 8.30pm.

Services & Facilities:
- dry cleaning
- 24 hour room service
- babysitting
- limited car parking
- business centre.

Location: Situated in Dublin city, 10 minutes walk from Temple Bar and Dublin Castle, Chief O'Neills hotel is on a quiet street fronting out onto the cobbled area of Smithfield Square.

How to get there: From Dublin Airport /Belfast: Take the M1 to City Centre from the airport. At the end off the M1 continue the route for the city centre. At Dorset Street, signs will point for O' Connell Street, but instead continue straight to Bolton Street. At the fork junction take the right onto North Kings Street. Continue straight through the first main junction and Smithfield Square will appear on the left. Turn onto Smithfield Square. Chief O' Neill's Hotel is on the left hand side.

Nearby:
- Brazen Head - Ireland's oldest pub, dating back to 12th century, very old-fashioned, traditional Irish music is played nightly.
- The Chimney Viewing Tower - the 185ft Chimney has been topped with a two tiered glass enclosed viewing platform, and provides a 360 degree panoramic view of the city.
- The Old Jameson distillery - introduces visitors to the taste and history of John Jameson's Irish Whiskey. Tours available in French, German, Dutch, Italian, Spanish and English.
- Guinness Storehouse - located directly across the quays.
- National Museum of Ireland - 5 minutes walk.
- St. Michans church - home of George Frederic Handel's original organ.

Earliest check in: 2 pm Latest check out: 12 noon

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