Dublin Hotels

Dublin is not only the vibrant capital of Ireland, it is by far its largest city, with over a quarter of the country’s population living within its borders. This large metropolis has a small city center, perfect for walking, and this is where many hotels in Dublin can be found. Eurobookings.com makes it easy to choose a Dublin hotel by providing all the information you need to make your choice and many different easy ways to access that information.

For example, you can find a hotel by its location. Just click on a Dublin landmark, monument, museum or even a shopping center. If you’re looking for convenience getting in and out of Dublin, you can choose a hotel close to the Dublin Airport or the Heuston or Connolly Train Stations. Eurobookings.com also allows you to choose hotels by popularity, star ratings or the size of your group, and each hotel listing includes details about its size, atmosphere and amenities, so you can make your Dublin reservations with confidence.

So if you want to stay in a five room bed and breakfast with a restaurant, bar and sauna, overlooking the River Liffey and one block from the Customs House, that’s exactly what you’ll get. Dublin’s city center is divided by the River Liffey with many attractions and many hotels on each side. The south side of the river is where you’ll find the National Museum, the National Library and the National Gallery, which are all within walking distance of each other and of many Eurobookings.com hotel rooms.

Other Dublin hotel rooms are right near the famous Christchurch, which dates back nearly a thousand years, making it the oldest building in Dublin. Or how about a hotel room with a view of the magnificent Dublin Castle? There are also a wide variety of hotels available close to such Dublin landmarks as Trinity College, with its Old Library, the Bram Stoker Museum, featuring a look at the author of Dracula, and the Kilmainham Gaol, where many of the rebels of 1916 met their end.

If you’re looking for a hotel off the beaten path, Eurobookings.com lists many suburban Dublin accommodations as well. And what could be better than a hotel near St. Patrick’s Cathedral in the St. Stephen’s Green District. Dublin is also a drinking city, and there are many unique ways to do it, no matter what your poison is. Visit the famous and centrally located Temple Bar. Though there is now an actual bar by that name, the Temple Bar is a neighborhood that used to be a sand bar and now boasts narrow cobble-stoned streets, a great variety of pubs and many Eurobookings.com hotel rooms.

You can also stay in a hotel near the Guinness Storehouse, which offers a tour and a pint in the seventh floor Gravity Bar, which also offers great city views. Or tour the Jamieson’s Distillery to experience Dublin’s other famous drink. And if you’d like to see other European cities at a budget price, you’ll be happy to know that the Dublin Airport is one of the main hubs of Ryan Air.