Hotels

Guests who’ve stayed at Dublin’s characterful Wynn’s Hotel often speak of its unstinting commitment to superb hospitality, the opulent atmosphere solidified by oak panelled and plush décor, and the excellent rooms which universally embody class and spaciousness. All of the sumptuously furnished bedrooms here are en suite, being available in single, double and greater sizes, with deluxe suites available for those wanting a truly special stay. WiFi and modern TVs, hair dryers and ironing facilities round off all rooms perfectly.

Ideal whether you need to arrange a business conference or a wedding reception, the Wynn’s Hotel management are more than capable at accommodating and catering for large groups. A recent 15 million euro refurbishment returned the building to its very best – as such, guests rise each day to a scrumptious breakfast. Of an evening, the stunning Playwright Restaurant is revered locally for its succulent steaks and cutlets. With Dublin 1 and the myriad city centre attractions just a stroll away you can tour the locality with ease, returning each evening to a warmly illustrious welcome.

Lovely rooms and staff keep Dublin’s West County Hotel‘s trade brisk, with guests lining up for a slice of the wonderful hospitality this venue provides. Gorgeous expansive bedrooms, a yummy full Irish or vegetarian breakfast of a morning, and a compliment of staff whose professionalism and ability in giving you the best experience stands undoubted. Neighbouring the gorgeous and sprawling Phoenix Park, this hotel is close to bus routes leading to and from the city centre, while the reception is always pleased to summon a convenient cab too. If you drive, there’s a big car park outside that’s free for guests to use.

Family run and offering experience in service, the West County Hotel also boasts an expansive pub and sitting area – The Liffey Bar having become a name in great carvery food. For those after something a bit more formal, The Pine Restaurant marries together superb locally food in an atmosphere draped in understated ambiance. Popular now with weddings and business meetings for its function rooms, ability to cater, and ever-helpful manner of service, this hotel is a real contender for a scenic stay in west Dublin.

With Norse influence present throughout Dublin, the Viking Lodge Hotel seems quite aptly named. This hotel is placed at the ‘ultra budget’ end of the market, with rooms basic yet capable of offering a night’s sleep. Based above a bar, this venue is intended to be a low end experience for those requiring a bed between touring the city. On the positive side, this accommodation is situated near to St. Patrick’s Cathedral, meaning you’re right in the thick of the city centre area and but a short stroll away from the glitz of Temple Bar.

Despite its basic facilities, the Viking Lodge Hotel does have free WiFi throughout the premises and rooms enjoy the benefit of en suite bathrooms. Most bedrooms have window views, with advice among past guests being to request a room high up so that the noise from the ground floor pub below does not present much disturbance. The management is helpful and will gladly offer you a hand in getting around Dublin city centre.

All visits to the Uppercross House Hotel are defined by a reception comprised of people who really care for every guest’s stay. Quality presents itself in every spacious room, which feature plush beds, en suites with power showers, and features such as TV and fast WiFi. An impressive selection means you can book a room in single, double, triple and family sizes. The family hosts give a personal touch to the service, are happy to help with anything, and capably serve full Irish and continental breakfasts every morning to have guests filled up, happy and raring to explore Dublin.

The hotel’s free WiFi enables research of Dublin, while secure parking is free of charge. The Mother Reilly’s restaurant present serves both Irish and continental favourites, while evenings are enlivened with the friendly, well-equipped bar. Situated in the southerly Dublin suburb of Rathmines, guests are glad to encounter bus stops nearby which whisk then to the thick of the city centre action quickly.

Guests from around the world frequently open the delight that is Dublin’s The Twelfth Lock Hotel, where accommodation is characterized by spacious and classy rooms. All are well-equipped with lovely plush beds, flat screen TVs, window views out upon the city, and modern en suite bathrooms. Together with rooms, this venue has a homely bar serving drinks into the evening, while a terrace outside offers a place to lounge and relax during those summer months.

Named for the nearby Dublin Grand Canal, the marvellous and talented people who work at the Twelfth Lock Hotel are capable of offering you directions and advice on this lovely city. This hotel is located just north of Phoenix Park and is very near the LUAS train line, which can whisk you off to Dublin city centre in just a few short minutes. If you’re ever wanting a meal of an evening, the restaurant can capably offer top notch local Irish food, while travellers considering a room can include a full Irish or continental breakfast in their rates should they wish.

An excellent, central location underpins every patron’s stay in Travelodge Stephens Green Hotel – with sights practically on the doorstep, guests at this hotel needn’t worry about long walks round Dublin’s city centre. All the venue’s rooms are spacious and well-laid out, with en suite bathrooms with towels and toiletries inclusive. Fast WiFi for entertainment or research of destinations, plus television to keep you amused present. Beds are both large and comfortable, while rooms range in size from singles to doubles to family, thereby suiting any and all who book.

Downstairs, a modern hotel bar serves snacks and drinks until late each evening. If you require a meeting room, these too are available and are modern in presentation. Morning times are where the Travelodge Stephens Green really shines -as well as good breakfast available in fresh or cooked form, you’ve the great located adjacent to St. Stephens Green to benefit from. Once you step out of the lobby, you’ll be in Dublin proper, rested and ready to explore all that the wondrous capital has to offer. Not bad for a hotel chain sometimes sniffed at for its budget status!

Excellence is the order of things in The Spencer Hotel, Dublin. This is where an encompassing four star brilliance meets true Irish courtesy, and where booking direct secures perks as well as a great deal. Indeed, the surroundings and décor are unrivalled in excellence, the understated class and distinct beauty cascading through the rooms, dining area and bar in a manner which leaves guests impressed, pampered and eager to explore the cosmopolitan culture underpinning Ireland’s splendid capital.

Staff working at The Spencer Hotel aspire to the highest excellence and can readily tend to requests, whether it be assistance with the on-site gym and fitness facilities, special requests during breakfast times, or even just some guidance in getting around Dublin. Business travellers will find this venue particularly impressive for the 8, elegant and well-furnished meeting rooms with projectors included. Evening hospitality meanwhile is superb, with The Spencer Cocktail Bar serving superb mixed drinks, while the East Restaurant serves international and Irish cuisine in an atmosphere radiant with class and harmony.

If you’re on a budget but hankering for a superb location in the thick of Dublin’s bustling action, the Travelodge Dublin Airport South Hotel will more than meet your desires. Bringing the good service of the Travelodge chain to a setting that allows access to the Irish capital’s premier transport hub was the aim, and that ambition has been roundly achieved. Long considered a safe bet for reasonable accommodation, the Travelodge chain lives up to its reputation in this venue which combines good facilities, food and rooms into a decent, straightforward hospitality package that more than satisfies.

The bedrooms are very spacious, with availability in double, twin and single sizes. Televisions and fast WiFi are present, while the car park outside freely accommodates guests. An airport shuttle service is available, while room rates commonly range as low as 55 to 60 euros a night. Food of a morning is satisfying and filling, What’s more, the friendly hosting staff will happily offer directions to local attractions and Dublin city centre, while solving any issues that might crop up with your bedroom.

The Travelodge Dublin City Centre Rathmines Hotel retains the chain’s affordable, cheap yet cheerful image while providing altogether reasonable accommodation for all guests. Although the biggest perk is by far the location close by Dublin city centre, the hotel itself is no slouch – rooms are spacious with beds relaxing and comfortable, spotlessly clean and have TV and WiFi. En suite bathrooms complete with toiletries and power shower are likewise included, while rooms range between single, double, twin and family sizes.

A good start to a day is had in the downstairs breakfast hall, which offers a strong selection of fruits, cereals, and cooked breakfast choices. Car parking is inexpensive, with spaces available beneath this centrally located hotel for a nightly charge of only 6 euros. For further convenience, guests can check in or out late or early via the 24 hour reception, meaning those with flights during the wee hours will be handled just fine. Overall in spite of Travelodge’s reputation as a cheap hotel chain, it does what it does solidly, serving as a safe bet for those wishing to soak up the sights of pretty Dublin.