Dublin: guests rate this selection 8/10 on average (615 properties with reviews). Among them: 104 properties with a score of 9/10 or more. Options include 434 properties with parking, 269 with family rooms and 123 with a restaurant.
Apartment 1 64 Mountjoy Square West, D01 YY73 Dublin, Ireland
720 m from center
Does this property in Dublin have facilities for families? Superb Double Room near the Spire - 2 offers family rooms.
Location and transport Connolly is 1.3 km away. Croke Park Stadium is 1.3 km away. EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum lies...
244 Merrion Road, Dublin, Ireland
5.03 km from centerDoes GuestReady - Luxurious Ballsbridge house provide free Wi-Fi? Guests can use free Wi-Fi.
The location Sydney Parade train station is 600 m away. Dublin Airport is 13 km from the property.
Lower Gardiner Street , Dublin, Ireland
401 m from centerDoes this property in Dublin have facilities for families? The property offers family rooms.
Practical details Upper floors are accessible by stairs only.
Heading further across the country? All the hotels are here: Ireland.
Comyn House Ardilaun Court, D08F544 Dublin, Ireland
1.22 km from centerIs free Wi-Fi available at this property? Dublin City Centre apartment provides free Wi-Fi.
What's nearby Dublin Castle - 450 m, Irish Whiskey Museum - 1 km, The Little Museum of Dublin - 1.1 km
40 Mayor Street Upper, Dublin, Ireland
1.97 km from centerIs this property close to the beach? Scandinavian-Inspired 2Bed near River Liffey is located close to the beach.
Location and access Docklands is 750 m away. Grand Canal Dock Dart is 1.9 km away. Dublin Airport is 9 km from the...
Ha'penny Bridge, D01 TY31 Dublin, Ireland
425 m from center
Does Temple Bar 3BR Prime Location accept pets? Guests can bring a pet to the property.
Things to see nearby Chester Beatty Library - 650 m, Book of Kells - 750 m, The Little Museum of Dublin - 1.1 km
Merrion Square, D2 Dublin, Ireland
1.12 km from centerWhich family facilities does this property offer? The property offers family rooms.
The rooms Rooms feature modern decor and designer interiors. Several room types are available, including...
6 Britain Place, Dublin, Ireland
383 m from centerDoes 2 bed Apartment in City Centre provide free Wi-Fi? Guests can use free Wi-Fi.
Getting around Connolly is less than 1 km away. Dublin Airport is 8 km from the apartment.
Ryder's Row, Dublin, Ireland
553 m from centerRooms and features The apartment has 2 bedrooms, 1 living room and 1 bathroom. A bath and a hairdryer are provided in...
Tyrconnell Road 38, Dublin, Ireland
4.37 km from centerWhat's nearby Kilmainham Gaol - 1.1 km, Dublin Zoo - 2.6 km, National Museum of Ireland - Decorative Arts &...
Heytesbury Lane 80A, Dublin, Ireland
2.56 km from center
Is parking available at this property? Free parking is available at 2-Bed Townhouse with Garden and Private Parking in D04.
The rooms The house has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. A fully equipped kitchen includes a dishwasher and an...
7 Gardiner Row, Dublin, Ireland
645 m from centerWhat does Hotel 7, Dublin City Centre offer guests travelling with children? The property provides facilities for children.
What the property offers Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. There is a restaurant and a bar. Breakfast options...
Studio Tradewinds, D13KR89 Dublin, Ireland
13.82 km from centerWhich active leisure option is available at the property or nearby? Guests can go hiking nearby.
Facilities and services Free Wi-Fi is available. Free private parking is provided.
27 Edenbrook Green, Citywest, Dublin, Ireland
13.07 km from centerThe location Clondalkin &, Fonthill is 7 km away. Adamstown is 9 km away. Dublin is 22 km from the property.
18 Baggot Street Lower, Dublin, Ireland
1.44 km from centerWhat can guests do to stay active at this property in Dublin? Hiking trails are available in the area around GuestReady - Stylish Living on Baggot Street.
Nearby attractions Merrion Square - 350 m, Fitzwilliam Square - 500 m, The Little Museum of Dublin - 550 m
78 Queen Street Aaran Quay, Dublin, Ireland
1.35 km from centerWhat dining options are available at this property in Dublin? McGettigan's Townhouse - Olives & Figs Bistro has an on-site restaurant.
What's nearby Chester Beatty Library - 1.4 km, Irish Whiskey Museum - 1.8 km, Dublin Zoo - 1.9 km
20 Stoneybatter, Dublin, Ireland
1.48 km from centerWhich accessibility features does Stoneybatter Place offer? Facilities that make access easier are available on site.
Location and access Heuston is 1.2 km away. Dublin airport is 8 km from the property.
23 Wellington Quay, Dublin, Ireland
545 m from centerIs free Wi-Fi available at this property? Wellington Temple Bar provides free Wi-Fi.
Rooms and amenities All rooms have a private bathroom with a shower, free toiletries and a hairdryer. They also come...
Willow lodge, New Park , the Ward, D11 EOAX Dublin, Ireland
11.91 km from centerWhat does No 2 Willow Lodge offer guests travelling with children? The property offers family rooms.
Rooms and amenities This double room has 1 bed. A shared bathroom comes with a shower and a hairdryer. The kitchenette...
Apt 88, 1st floor The Westmoreland Apartments, D04 KF85 Dublin, Ireland
1.8 km from centerDoes this property in Dublin offer free internet access? GuestReady - Elegant city stay in Dublin provides free Wi-Fi.
Rooms and amenities The apartment has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. A bath and a shower are included. There is also a...
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StayPembroke Guest SuiteAverage price per night~€ 216„We had a great stay at this lovely property, ideally located very close to the Aviva stadium for our concert. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was…”Dublin is one of the pricier hotel markets in Europe, so the gap between a quiet February and a busy September matters a lot, as does the gap between early week and Saturday. Most guests aim for the Georgian centre, near Trinity College, the lively Temple Bar and elegant Saint Stephen's Green, though it is often cheaper a few stops out, in Rathmines or Drumcondra. The centre is served by the Luas tram, buses and the DART rail line, and a bus runs in from the airport. A typical stay runs four nights. This list has 803 properties, from a hostel bed by Temple Bar to five stars overlooking Saint Stephen's Green. Below is what really drives the price of a stay in Dublin: the month, the day of the week and the district.
It is cheapest in February, out of season, when rates fall by about a quarter against the yearly average. September is the priciest, in the conference and concert season, when prices rise by more than a third. This is a weekend city, so Tuesday tends to be the cheapest day and Saturday the most expensive, when guests pour in for matches, gigs and nightlife. About a month ahead is enough for a regular trip, and you can still catch the lowest rates close to the date, around a week before arrival. In the peak and on event weekends it is better to book well ahead, as hotels fill up fast.
Dublin has a strong hostel segment and an expensive hotel segment, so the range is wide. The cheapest sleep is in hostels and simple rooms, and the gap up to four and five stars in the centre is large. Apartments and aparthotels can cost more than a regular hotel because you rent a whole place. Below are indicative nightly rates from the summer period.
| Property type | Indicative price per night (from) |
|---|---|
| Hostel bed | from approx. EUR 40 |
| Budget hotel (2-3 stars) | from approx. EUR 65 |
| Apartment or aparthotel | from approx. EUR 95 |
| Four-star hotel | from approx. EUR 120 |
| Five-star hotel | from approx. EUR 230 |
Indicative rates for a double room, from the summer period. Out of season, especially in February, the same property is often noticeably cheaper, so check the real price for your dates in the search above.
The priciest areas are around Saint Stephen's Green and Temple Bar, in the heart of the nightlife and the sights, with Ballsbridge and Parnell Square just behind. The most properties are in Dublin City Centre, with the full range of prices. It is cheaper outside the very centre, in Rathmines and Drumcondra, a few stops by tram or bus. With the Luas and the DART, a base outside the centre is still convenient. Below are indicative nightly prices in a few areas.
| Area | Indicative price per night (from) |
|---|---|
| Rathmines and Drumcondra, outside the centre | from approx. EUR 95 |
| Dublin City Centre | from approx. EUR 100 |
| Ballsbridge | from approx. EUR 110 |
| Temple Bar | from approx. EUR 120 |
| Saint Stephen's Green | from approx. EUR 130 |
The cheapest areas are outside the very centre, but the tram and rail make the trip in quick. In Temple Bar you pay for being next to the pubs and sights, and it can also be noisy at night.
From a hostel bed by Temple Bar to five stars overlooking Saint Stephen's Green, a few Dublin names with a from price. Just a starting point, as rates can climb sharply in September and on a Saturday with a big event.
| Property | Category | Price per night (from) |
|---|---|---|
| Abigail's Hostel | Hostel, Temple Bar | from approx. EUR 50 |
| Generator Dublin | Hostel and rooms | from approx. EUR 120 |
| Maldron Hotel Parnell Square Dublin City | Four-star hotel | from approx. EUR 170 |
| The Gibson Hotel Dublin City | Four-star hotel | from approx. EUR 180 |
| Clayton Hotel Cardiff Lane | Four-star hotel | from approx. EUR 190 |
| Riu Plaza The Gresham Dublin | Four-star hotel, O'Connell Street | from approx. EUR 260 |
| The Fitzwilliam Hotel | Five stars, Saint Stephen's Green | from approx. EUR 420 |
From prices for a double room, from the summer period. The same hotel can differ by tens of percent between February and September, so check your exact dates in the search.
February is cheapest, out of season, when rates fall by about a quarter against the yearly average. September is the priciest, in the conference and concert season, when prices rise by more than a third.
Usually Tuesday, as this is a weekend city. Saturday tends to be the most expensive, when guests arrive for matches, gigs and nightlife. If you can be flexible, the start of the week often works out cheaper.
The cheapest is outside the very centre, in Rathmines and Drumcondra, a few stops by tram or bus. The priciest areas are around Saint Stephen's Green and Temple Bar, where you pay for being near the sights and the pubs.
Dublin City Centre is the easiest choice, near Trinity College and the main streets. The centre is served by the Luas tram and the DART, so you can cover most sights on foot and reach the outer areas easily.
About a month ahead is enough for a regular trip, and you can still catch the lowest rates close to the date, around a week before arrival. In September and on event weekends it is better to book well ahead, as hotels fill up fast.
Yes, Dublin is one of the pricier hotel markets in Europe, and prices react strongly to the season and events. It is cheaper in February, early in the week and in areas outside the very centre, such as Rathmines or Drumcondra.
Prefer a central location or a quieter area? The map shows hotel locations for Dublin.