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GREEN ISLE HOTEL GUEST DIRECTORY
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OUR SAFETY
COMMITMENT
Dear Guest
We are delighted to welcome you to the
Green isle Hotel. Your health and safety is
always our priority and we would like to
reassure you we are constantly monitoring
the situation regarding Covid-19 and
implementing all cautionary measures as
advised by the HSE and WHO.
Our team have implemented HSE guidelines
on safe hygiene practices and have posted
same as a reminder to our guests regarding
social distancing, hand washing and the use
of masks and gloves in restricted areas. Our
accommodation team implemented
additional cleaning and sanitising procedures
for guestrooms after and during a stay,
including particular attention to all touch
points e.g. remote controls, handles, light
switches etc using appropriate disinfectant
agents. And the sanitising of all guest laundry
on departure at over 60o. Masks
and gloves will be worn by the team in all
guest rooms and corridors. We are offering a
takeaway service for guests, as well as
utilising our large restaurant space. Gloves
and Masks
will be worn as appropriate. All our rates over
the summer will be risk free, allowing for free
Your Safety cancellation or transfer.
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PAGE | 03 GREEN ISLE HOTEL FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Q - Is the Bar or Restaurant open? A - Yes, our Bar & Restaurant are open in line with current guidelines. Current opening times are: Monday - 7am - 9:30pm Tuesday - Friday - 6:30am - 9:30pm Saturday & Sunday - 8am - 9pm Q - Can I book a room for a date during the Summer? A - Yes, We are offering free cancellation on our rooms so you can make a risk free booking. Q - Are the Leisure Centre and Swimming Pool open? A - Yes, they are both open. Time slots of are bookable at the Leisure Centre Reception. Pre booking is essential. The open hours are Monday to Thursday 7am - 10pm (Last Entry 9pm) Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10am - 6pm (Last Entry 5pm) Frequently Asked QUESTIONS
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INFORMATION
Cinema
Vue Cinema is fully equipped with 14 screens and
can be found at Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, which
is approximately a 10 minute drive from the hotel.
Conference Facilities
The Green Isle Hotel has a unique range of
boardrooms and conference suites. We can
accommodate for
anything from 2 to 750 people.
Contact our Conference and Banqueting
Department on 01 4123703 for full details.
Credit Facilities
Guests may only charge to their room upon pre –
authorisation of a valid credit card. This facility is
not available on debit/laser cards.
Medical Services
For any treatment that you may require you can
contact:
Newlands Cross Medical Centre
Mon – Fri 9am – 1pm, 3pm – 6pm
Sat – Sun 2pm – 5pm
Contact 01 4643386
After Hours 0872517244
Dry Cleaning and Laundry Services
We don't offer a laundry service in the hotel
however Laundry Heap – www.laundryheap.ie offers
a click and collect service.
Explore The Emergency
If you have an emergency please dial ‘0’ for
AREA
reception.
Extend your Reservation
Please call reception if you wish to extend your
reservation booking.
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INFORMATION
Fire Precautions
For your safety and comfort the hotel has an
automatic fire detection system with smoke
detectors and alarm bells. A bell alarm test will be
conducted every Monday morning at 11.00am.
Please familiarise yourself with the following
procedures: Raise the alarm at the nearest fire point
located in the corridor outside your room. Leave
your room closing the door behind you. Leave the
building immediately via the nearest fire exit point
indicated by the red dot on the map (located on the
back of the door) Do not use the lift. Do not stop for
any belongings. When you have read this please
familiarise yourself with your exit route, found on
the back of your room door.
Florist
Please contact reception for local florist
information.
Keys
Ensure your door is locked on departure. Always
return your key to reception or drop off box prior to
departure. (Charges will apply to keys that are not
returned.)
Lifts
In the interest of safety, small children should be
accompanied by an adult at all times when using the
lifts. Use only 1 person at a time for social
distancing.
Dine in the Leisure Facilities
Cardio Machines
BAR
Weight Machines & Free Weights
Pool & Jacuzzi
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INFORMATION
Luas Information
Can be found at reception. The local Red Cow
station provides a great place for Park & Ride to
gain access to Dublin.
Luggage Storage
If you want us to hold your bags after you check out
please contact reception about our luggage storage
facilities.
Lost Property
All lost property is placed in the care of the
accommodation manager, for a maximum of 21
days. Contact the reception for further details.
Convenience Store
Monday to Sunday 8.00am - 9.00pm
The hotel convenience store is located on the
ground floor adjacent to Coffee Counter, where
there is a large variety of products that guests can
avail of.
Chemist/Pharmacy
The nearest Chemist / Pharmacy to the hotel is just
around the corner at Newlands Cross Medical
Centre,
The opening hours are as follows:
Monday - Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday Closed
Currency Exchange
Unfortunately, we are unable to exchange travellers’
In the Luas in cheques and we do not accept foreign currency.
Please see the reception desk for more information.
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INFORMATION
Mail and Postage Services
Incoming mail may be collected at reception.
Outgoing mail is collected at 5.30pm at reception.
(Stamps not provided)
Parking
There is a multi-story car park at the front of the
hotel with a capacity of 350 spaces. Residents
tickets must be validated at reception on departure.
Payment / Accounts
Hotel Accounts may be paid in cash, once
accompanied by a valid credit card. Payments may
also be made by direct debit and the following
credit cards: Visa, Mastercard, American Express
and Diners Club are accepted.
Photocopying
This service is available from reception at a nominal
charge of 0.25c per page (black and white) and
0.50c per page (colour)
Reception
The reception is open 24 hours a day. To contact
reception at any time, please dial 0 from your
bedroom phone.
Satisfaction
It is our desire that our guest should be entirely
satisfied during their stay at the Green Isle Hotel. If
you have a problem, query or complaint please
contact reception and ask for a duty manager.
Your Satisfaction Smoking
IS KEY
All our rooms are non-smoking and smoking in non
smoking rooms results in a mandatory fine of €100
payable immediately.GREEN ISLE HOTEL PAGE | 08
INFORMATION
Taxi
Here at the Green Isle Hotel we have a direct line to
a local taxi company and taxis can be booked at
reception.
Telephone
If you would like to contact the reception desk,
please dial ‘0’. If you would like to ring another room
in the hotel, please dial ‘1’ + the room number, for
example to ring room 101, please dial 1101. Outside
call facilities are not available from the telephone in
the bedroom, if you require call facilities, please see
the reception desk where we would be happy to
assist you.
TV / Radio
A wide selection of TV and Radio Channels can be
received through your TV in your bedroom.
Valuables.
We comply with the Hotel Proprietors Act 1963.
Wake up calls
Contact Reception by dialling “0” to log your wakeup
call and we’ll wake you up bright and early.
Room Service is not available
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INFORMATION
Corkagh Park
One of the most important treasures of South
Dublin is the 300 acre Corkagh Park located just
minutes from the hotel and facilities include a 300
acre parkland, a playground, cycle track and so
much more.
The landscape of the park is typical of estate
parkland in appearance, with large open expanses
of grassland. Panoramic views through the Park’s
flat to gently undulating scenery lead the eye to the
foothills of the Dublin and Wicklow mountains. The
landscape is also part of the flood plain of the River
Camac, which flows through the park in an easterly
direction on its way to the River Liffey. It fed a
number a number of mills in the area which are now
in ruins. The adjacent lands contain the ruins of the
mills which were used for making gunpowder, oil
and various other products, and it is intended to
redevelop these as well as the walled garden and
former courtyards of the demesne as an enterprise
and heritage centre. Maps of the park are available
at reception
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