Dublin
The vibrant city of Dublin is a great holiday choice and with accommodation to suit every budget, finding hotels in Dublin has never been easier. You could even opt for an apartment, giving you lots of freedom to explore. Visit Dublin Castle or stroll through Temple Bar where the Irish Film Institute shows arty movies for a friendly crowd. Stop off at one of the many bars for a pint of Guiness or visit the Guiness Storehouse which is shaped like a pint of the black stuff and is a beer lover's paradise. Spend the day walking in the beautiful Wicklow hills, or take a trip to the seaside, Dublin's beaches are beautiful and within easy reach. Shop in O' Conell street and hear the Sunday mass bells as you walk through the grounds of Trinity College, founded by Queen Elizabeth I. With the right hotel or apartment, you're certain to have a great stay in one of Europe's friendliest cities.
The 5 star Four Seasons hotel is set in its own beautiful grounds and there are even ducks on the pond. If you prefer a more personal touch, try Butlers Town House Hotel, a 4 star residence which is more like a private home than a typical hotel. For those who do enjoy having the real home from home feel, why not rent an apartment? There are many terrific apartments in Dublin to choose from and you can book through the owners or with an online apartment rental site. The Merrion Hotel is ideal if luxury is a must and with its own excellent spa and a great infinity pool you can enjoy a stylish break. Live like royalty at the Clontarf Castle Hotel built around a renovated 12th century castle, or try the Trinity Capital, a comfortable 4 star choice with eastern themed rooms.
From a city apartment to the luxury of the Westin, or the convenience of the modern Gibson hotel, there's something to suit every visitor when it comes to hotels in Dublin.
What to see or do in and around Dublin
Patricia, . Dublin (Dublin)
Many things to see
Very interesting. Many things to see, museums, places, gardens, experiences, and interesting tours.
Joseph, . Dublin (Dublin)
Visit The Little Museum and Teelings
Definitely visit The Little Museum of Dublin & Teelings Distillery.
Santi, . Dublin (Dublin)
Beautiful city and endless culture
A beautiful city with an endless culture; it's worth losing a fis on the excursion to the Cliffs of Moher.
Rosa Maria, . Dublin (Dublin)
Dublin is charming
Dublin is a charming city
Francisco Jose R.s., . Dublin (Dublin)
Dublin, land of musicians
Dublin, land of Vikings turned into a land of musicians, beer, and whiskey, which, along with Trinity College and St. Patrick's Cathedral, truly deserve a visit. Going from the cold street climate to the interior of one of its hundreds of sumptuous pubs is a pleasure reserved for a few privileged ones, like this traveler who writes. Live music, crowds, and cocktails with and without alcohol, dozens of beer brands, and really exquisite gourmet dishes. The kindness of the people of these lands is clearly evident. If we travel along the coast, we encounter wonderful cliffs. I not only highly recommend this destination, but for extra emphasis, this writer will surely return.
Maria Del Carmen, . Dublin (Dublin)
We really liked Dublin
We really liked Dublin
Ana Eva, . Dublin (Dublin)
Dublin at Christmas
Dublin is a very beautiful city with a medieval feel. We went at Christmas and it's worth it just for how the Temple Bar was decorated.
Josué, . Dublin (Dublin)
Visit of several days
3 or 4 days are enough to see Dublin itself, leisurely. It's a place to go for drinks rather than other activities. It's worth taking a plane and seeing the surroundings.
Javier, . Dublin (Dublin)
Dublin is a city full of life
Dublin is a city full of life, mostly concentrated around the Temple Bar area. The Irish are very friendly and chatty. The Cobblestone pub is not very touristy, with a more local clientele.
Soraya, . Dublin (Dublin)
Beautiful destination to explore
Beautiful destination to explore the city and its surroundings.
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