Children's Health Ireland (CHI) at Temple Street 

Children’s Health Ireland at Temple Street, formerly Temple Street Children’s Hospital is an acute national paediatric hospital based in the Dublin’s city centre. CHI is affectionately referred to by its location on Temple Street, which is 350 meters from the Castle Hotel, 4 minutes.

From parents who have stayed with us over the years, we know that CHI offers incredible specialist care and compassionate support for young patients from across Ireland. For guests, a visit to Temple Street is made easier with a place to call home in the weeks, months and years attending appointments.

For an early morning appointment or surgery, have peace of mind, knowing that you’ll beat  Dublin traffic by staying at the Castle Hotel nearby. We provide limited car-parking on a first-come-first serve basis. Learn More.

The Castle Hotel is within a 10-15 minute walk of O’ Connell Street and nearby Busáras, Connolly Station, Drumcondra Station and the red Luas Line on Abbey Street, which links to Dublin Heuston Station.

During these uncertain times with Covid19, staying at The Castle Hotel near Temple Street, feel safe with access to safe and spacious dining in our Old Music Shop Restaurant or Caslte Vaults Bar and Restaurant, as well as serval comfortable lounges. Learn more about our Failte Ireland Safety Charter mark.  

We offer great rates for parents of patients that include complimentary breakfast, luggage storage, 24-hour reception, complimentary wifi and safe dining. You can avail of 10% offer online but please give us a call on 01-8746949 to discuss your needs.

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Don’t forget: As well as their busy Emergency Department, Temple Street is home to the national centre for paediatric ophthalmology, the National Paediatric Craniofacial Centre (NPCC), the national airways management centre, the national meningococcal laboratory, the National Centre for Inherited Metabolic Disorders (NCIMD), the National Newborn Screening Service (NNSS) and the Irish Meningitis and Sepsis Reference Laboratory (IMSRL).