Hotels in Dublin

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The city of Dublin is the capital of the Republic of Ireland; it is at the mouth of the river Liffey, on the country’s east coast. It is full of life, culture and bustling shopping streets; the most important of these is Henry Street.

O’Connell Street is the main street; it is peppered with city bus stops. On O’Connell Street you will see a very picturesque building, the General Post Office, and if you look east down the river Liffey from the bridge that bears the street’s name, you can see the Customs House, whose image is a classic symbol of the city. It is an impressive building, which originally served as the country’s customs building, and today is used as the headquarters for one of the government ministries.

Remember to get a panoramic view of the city from the Smithfield Chimney, an old chimney that was once part a famous distillery, one of the many you will find, as well as internationally known industrial plants.

The St. Patrick’s Day festival, patron saint of Ireland, is widely celebrated here, but you can enjoy and celebrate your decision to travel to Dublin at any time of year!

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• Hotel Days Park West

  

  Dublin West, Dublin

  Reviews : 4.25 / 5

  The hotel is located just 4 miles from Dublin City Centre which can be reached within 15 minutes by train via a new train station located within 5 minutes walk of the hotel. The Luas (tram) is located approximately 2 miles from the hotel. The hotel also has excellent access to all major road networks, being located just 5 minutes drive from the M50 motorway, near the Naas Road Exit.

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• Hotel Imi Residence

  

  Dublin South, Dublin

  Reviews : 4.13 / 5

  This hotel is located in Sandyford, near the city centre of Dublin, which can be reached by public transport in about 25 minutes. The picturesque village of Sandyford and the town centre of Dundrum with a range of shops and entertainment venues are sited in the near vicinity. The M50 motorway is about 5 minutes away by car, the N11 some 7 minutes.

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• Hotel Bewleys Hotel Ballsbridge

  

  Dublin South, Dublin

  Reviews : 4.86 / 5

  This beautifully restored 19th century Masonic School is ideally located in the heart of Dublin's exclusive business district and embassy belt. The hotel is next door to the RDS Arena and just a 10-minute drive from Dublin city centre and attractions such as Trinity College, Dublin Castle and Christchurch Cathedral. Dublin Zoo can be reached by car in 15 minutes. Public transport via bus and rail is only a few minutes' walk from the hotel and Dublin International Airport is 15 km away.

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• Hotel Maldron Hotel Cardiff Lane

  

  Dublin city centre, Dublin

  Reviews : 4.44 / 5

  This welcoming city hotel lies on the southern banks of the Liffey. Within 1 km, guests will find plenty of restaurants, shops, nightclubs and bars. Links to the public transport network can easily be reached on foot. Transfer time to the airport is approximately 30 minutes.

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• Hotel Grand Canal

  

  Dublin city centre, Dublin

  Reviews : 3.70 / 5

  Located in picturesque Dublin 4 just short stroll from city's main shopping district of Grafton Street and within easy access to Aviva Stadium, Shelbourne Dog Track, The O2, Daniel Liberskind's Grand Canal Square Theatre, Irish Financial Services Centre, The RDS, the Dublin Convention Centre and Parliament Buildings. Ideally situated opposite Grand Canal Dart Station the city is on their, door step the ideal base to view Dublin and its environs.

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• Weekend markets, Dublin

    by   Alex

  One of my favourite markets is taking Saturday morning to wander around the stalls around Meeting House Square Market, at the heart of Dublin’s Temple Bar. There are loads of local products on offer including homemade food including chocolate, veg, jams and organic veggies. Come on Sunday though for a total change of scene. It transforms a furniture bazaar and craft market for local Irish designers�

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  • Published   08/07/2009
  
  

• Dublin

    by   Alex

  Stag dos and hen parties aside, the majority of visitors to Dublin come to the city for the Guinness. And just lots to be had, not just at the Guinness Stroehouse, which is dedicated to all things Guinness but in most of the bars around the city. But don’t just limit your fun to here. The area to the south of Dublin is lots of fun, with the Temple bar area most popular for nightlife. For shops, head to either the Gafton Centre, the shops on Grafton Street, and Saint Stephen’s Green�

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  • Published   08/07/2009