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Holiday Inn Express Dublin City Center is located in Dublin on O’Connell Street, 2625 feet from Temple Bar, with free WiFi and breakfast included.
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"Everyone was very nice and helpful, the room was nice, location was spectacular! Breakfast was great! 😀"
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Located on Grand Canal Square in the heart of Dublin’s business and cultural quarter, The Marker features a ground-floor cocktail bar & brasserie, free WiFi and a spa with 4 treatment rooms and a...
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"Staff are always so obliging and friendly. I stay in this hotel quite a bit and have always found the customer experience to be consistent."
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Opposite Croke Park Stadium, this luxury 4-star hotel boasts spacious rooms with 25-inch LCD TVs. Guests can enjoy hot towels upon arrival, free parking, and a European bistro.
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"The property is facing the stadium across the road. The night we stayed there were 2 finals being played and the roads were closed to traffic, however the police were exceptional and made the access safe..."
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Set in an 11th-century castle the Clontarf Hotel combines ancient architecture with 21st-century facilities.
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"I slept in a castle! amazing! i loved the international electrical outlets...I could charge my phone/iPad or batteries with my adapter in the uk outlet and plug in my flat iron in the Canadian/us..."
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This luxury boutique-style hotel is in Ballsbridge, 1.5 miles from central Dublin. It offers free parking and stylish rooms with free Wi-Fi, most with saunas and spa bathtubs.
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"We liked the big and comfortable bed. We had all the facilities you need in a hotel bedroom, plus a jacuzzi and sauna cubicle! The property is conveniently right next to a very good bus service to the city centre and a stop for the Airport service ("aircoach")."
Dublin was highly rated for history by 2,513 guests from the United States! Dublin Travel Guide
Great History, Greenery & Pubs
Dublin is home to more than a quarter of the entire Republic of Ireland’s population and was originally founded as a Viking settlement. A lot has changed from those Viking days, and Dublin is now famous for its literary history and the most green spaces of any European capital, making Dublin a real Irish gem.
Dublin Castle is at the heart of the city's history and Trinity College houses the renowned Book of Kells, a beautifully illustrated manuscript from circa 800 AD. The Ha’penny Bridge is the city’s most photographed landmark and the statue of Molly Malone celebrates the heroine of Dublin’s unofficial anthem.
Dublin is home to many important literary figures including Oscar Wilde, William Yeats, Samuel Beckett and George Bernard Shaw. As the famous location of James Joyce’s “Ulysses”, the city offers tours tracing the protagonist’s footsteps.
As one of the youngest European cities, Dublin has vibrant nightlife with the popular Temple Bar area and plenty of bars and pubs, which invite you to stay out until the wee hours of the morning.
Dublin Airport is the gateway to your Irish vacation, so whether you’re looking for a stylish hotel, an independent apartment or a trendy hostel, Booking.com has a perfect deal for your Dublin trip.
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Dublin was nice but I would not go back on a weekend.
Dublin was nice but I would not go back on a weekend. I preferred Killarney. Small town atmosphere in Ireland is more enjoyable. Galway was nice. Gap of Dunloe, Falconry, Jameson Factory are must sees.
Anonymous
Spain
6.0
The weather was absolutely appalling in July.
The weather was absolutely appalling in July. It rained continuously but the people completely made up for that, they are incredibly friendly. Completely fell in love with the accent. The food and drink (Guinness especially) was amazing the pubs are incredible. Loved the Templar bar area, shopping in the centre, pubs with live music, all the museums and the port with the the Arena. Getting around was a breeze with the Tourist Leap card, purchased from the tourist office.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
As much as we loved Dublin, if you're going to Ireland I...
As much as we loved Dublin, if you're going to Ireland I HIGHLY suggest traveling outside of Dublin as well. Dublin was nice, we recommend Guinness & Jameson but out of everything we did in Ireland, we didn't enjoy Dublin half as much as the other towns we visited (Galway, Cork, Ect.)
Alexis
United States of America
10
This is the town of free museums and constant music, I have...
This is the town of free museums and constant music, I have been here many times and I always find a new treasure and I am never bored. The museums (natural history and archaeology) are a must see and I go every time. Parking is pricey so if you can avoid a car, do because you won’t be using it in the city. Driving there is taking your life in your hands and I have driven in Beijing.
Anonymous
10
A second Amsterdam in my opinion.
A second Amsterdam in my opinion.
A very open city, live vibe, music, people everywhere.
Easy to get around, you can memorize the city in a few hours walking, it's that simple!
Anyone with the chance should visit, having a car is a bonus, great views surround the place giving it an extra bite of beautiful!
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Dublin had over the top friendly people.
Dublin had over the top friendly people. The city had a lot of tourists and was super busy. There was a lot of history and culture. I would recommend visiting the countryside because it was breathtaking. I didn’t need many days in Dublin to do and see the things I wanted to experience.
“The hotel was close to a LUAS pickup spot that takes you to the train if you need to travel to farther areas in Ireland. The airlink bus transportation to the airport is right across the street and the drop off from the airport is just steps away. Nice rooms. Only negative thing is there is no elevator. ”
“This hotel is within convenient walking distance to many activities. Staff was friendly and helpful. We were there during Ireland's heatwave. So we could have used a fan. The food set out for breakfast was fresh and there was a variety. The hotel does distinguish between continental and full breakfast which I found the charges to be comparable to most.”
“Beautiful, spacious, clean rooms with excellent amenities, including in-room nespresso machines, WiFi, fast room service, nice lobby bar, and delicious buffet breakfast. Hotel is next to beautiful Herbert Park which we loved exploring, and there are fun pubs (check out The Bridge 1859!) and restaurants within walking distance. Although outside the city center, the neighborhood is beautiful, quiet and away from a lot of the tourist traps. We felt we got to experience more of the day to day Dublin life around here. ”
“Loved the neighborhood! Room was modern and clean. We were especially thankful for the fan, as Ireland was in the middle of a “heat wave” while we visited. Parking can be a bit tricky, but a local helped us find a spot that was free. The people in the neighborhood were great! Bus system was easy to use, and we were in the city center within 5 mins.”
“It’s in a lovely location, close to city center but not too close! Lovely leafy suburb of Dublin, Ballsbridge has lovely pubs and cafes, the hotel bar was quite nice and the bar food was of a very good standard, we had chili nachos, chicken fajita’s and hot wings, all of which was delicious! Reception staff and bar staff were very helpful and friendly, lovely big room with a view, good shower :) Overall a very pleasant hotel, I would definitely stay again and would recommend to a friend”
“We loved the staff who were so helpful nothing was to much trouble for them.The hotel was clean and the bed was so comfortable. I would also recommend going to the Celtic Night show it is a great night.”
“super comfortable bed, great sized room, lovely tea set up and kettle in the room, very clean restroom, helpful staff, excellent location with bus stops right across the street and next door”
“The property is facing the stadium across the road. The night we stayed there were 2 finals being played and the roads were closed to traffic, however the police were exceptional and made the access safe and easy via...”
“Health/spa/pool was one of the best of any hotel we have visited.
A real good location and across the street from the airline bus to the airport (6 €).
Nice pubs/restaurants within 5 minutes walk.”
“We were looking for cheap accommodations and found this hostel. It was an easy walk to most tourist sites. The rooms were bare, but clean. The downstairs area, restaurant and bar were great.”
“We arrived late and experienced no problem with check in or late check out. The breakfast selection was great. I especially loved the porridge with honey.”
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Description Holiday Inn Express Dublin City Center is located in Dublin on O’Connell Street, 2625 feet from Temple Bar, with free WiFi and breakfast included.Review
Description Opposite Croke Park Stadium, this luxury 4-star hotel boasts spacious rooms with 25-inch LCD TVs. Guests can enjoy hot towels upon arrival, free parking, and a European bistro.Review
