Dublin Hotels

Where to stay in Dublin

For those visiting Dublin and considering where to stay, the neighbourhoods of Ballsbridge, Smithfield, Ranelagh, Sandymount, and Drumcondra are recommended. Ballsbridge stands out as Dublin's embassy district, hosting some of Ireland's most prestigious properties, conveniently close to top city attractions too. Smithfield, with its modern redevelopment and active market scene, offers easy access to amenities and a lively atmosphere. If you're seeking a neighbourhood well-connected by the Luas Green Line, consider Ranelagh, known for its assortment of restaurants and bars. Sandymount offers coastal charm, perfect for literary enthusiasts visiting the birthplace of WB Yeats and enjoying featured locations from James Joyce’s 'Ulysses'. For those looking for slightly tranquil but central surroundings, Drumcondra offers historic Victorian architecture and is well-connected, with the benefit of being close to Croke Park. Use Skyscanner to compare hotel deals in these notable Dublin neighbourhoods.

Best hotels in Dublin based on location

When seeking the best-located Dublin hotels, look no further than Conrad Dublin, Hilton Garden Inn Dublin City Centre, and Anantara The Marker Dublin. Staying at Conrad Dublin, only 0.75 miles from the city centre and a mere 0.62 miles from Trinity College, you’re within a short walk to many major sites, making it ideal for central exploration. The Hilton Garden Inn Dublin City Centre sits just 0.90 miles from downtown and 0.44 miles from Trinity College, a perfect location for those wanting to delve into Dublin’s main attractions. Finally, Anantara The Marker Dublin at 1.17 miles from the city centre and 0.64 miles from Trinity College, also offers convenient access to the heart of the city and key landmarks. Each of these hotels serves as a fantastic base to easily enjoy Dublin, and with Skyscanner, finding the best deals for these prime locations is a breeze.

Good value hotels in Dublin

For accommodation that offers excellent services in Dublin, the Sandymount Hotel is an outstanding choice. Beyond complimentary bottled water and Wi-Fi, it features wheelchair access and a business centre, catering well to guests with varied needs. The hotel's accessible parking and restaurant add a layer of convenience, especially for travellers with mobility restrictions.

Grand Canal Hotel enhances your stay with amenities such as a fitness centre, an essential consideration for those looking to maintain their workout routine while travelling. Also equipped with a business centre, complimentary bottled water, and Wi-Fi, this hotel is perfectly suited for both business and leisure visitors. Wheelchair access and dining options make your stay hassle-free.

Clayton Hotel Leopardstown appeals with its modern amenities, including an EV charging station, perfect for electric vehicle owners. The fitness centre here stands out for those prioritising workout regimes on the road. Those travelling for work will find the business centre particularly useful, while accessible facilities and a restaurant add extra convenience to your stay. With Skyscanner, you can easily compare these options to find the most suitable hotel for your trip.

Family-friendly hotels in Dublin

Exploring Dublin with your family can be both exciting and hassle-free with the right accommodation. Sandymount Hotel stands out, offering babysitting services as well as a spacious garden and bicycle hire that are perfect for family fun. For a more relaxed visit, Clayton Hotel Ballsbridge is ideal with dedicated children’s facilities for active younger guests and inclusive babysitting options to allow parents to unwind. The irresistible blend of children's amenities and pet-friendly policies offered at the Hilton Dublin Airport make your stay stress-free and efficient with an airport shuttle to simplify your travel itinerary. These essentials combine to create the perfect base for a memorable family trip to Dublin.

Dublin's top attractions

Visit Trinity College to admire its Georgian campus and see the famous Book of Kells, a beautifully illustrated manuscript of the Gospels. Wander around Kilmainham Gaol, which housed leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising and provides insight into Ireland's tumultuous history. If you're an animal enthusiast, Dublin Zoo in Phoenix Park, the largest enclosed urban park in Europe, offers a look at a variety of species in spacious surroundings. It's also worth exploring Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin's oldest building, where you can delve into its expansive crypt and numerous historical exhibits. Check out the lively atmosphere of Temple Bar with its bustling array of pubs and cultural events for a taste of Dublin’s iconic nightlife.