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Hotels located in the center of Dublin

  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 7.9
    Good - What previous guests thought, 83 reviews

    Modern 2-Bedroom Apartment-Dublin City is located in Dublin, just a 7-minute walk from Trinity College and half a mile from Irish Whiskey Museum.

  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 7.6
    Good - What previous guests thought, 35 reviews

    2-Bedroom Apartment-Dublin city centre offers accommodations in Dublin, a 7-minute walk from Trinity College and half a mile from Irish Whiskey Museum.

  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.4
    Very Good - What previous guests thought, 1,370 reviews

    Ideally located in the center of Dublin, Moxy Dublin City has air-conditioned rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi and a bar. This 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and a business center.

    From $244.81 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.6
    Excellent - What previous guests thought, 3,846 reviews

    The grand 19th-century Wynn’s Hotel is located 5 minutes’ walk from Trinity College, Temple Bar and Henry Street. It offers an elegant restaurant, rooms with free Wi-Fi.

    From $221.39 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.7
    Excellent - What previous guests thought, 15,863 reviews

    Located in the heart of Dublin city center in a historic building, The Gresham Hotel benefits from its own restaurant 'Toddy's', and a bar.

    From $357.81 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 6.6
    Pleasant - What previous guests thought, 149 reviews

    Talbot Street Guest House features rooms with free Wifi in the center of Dublin. Popular points of interest nearby include Dublin Castle, Trinity College, and Irish Whiskey Museum.

    From $107.76 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.1
    Very Good - What previous guests thought, 577 reviews

    Abbey Apartments offers accommodations within 500 yards of the center of Dublin, with free Wifi and a kitchen with a dishwasher, an oven, and a microwave.

    From $185.07 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.6
    Excellent - What previous guests thought, 5,613 reviews

    Welcome to Holiday Inn Express® Dublin City Center, located in the heart of Dublin’s O’Connell Street, a modern, stylish hotel offering competitive rates in a convenient city center location.

    From $199.13 per night

Best hotels with breakfast in Dublin and nearby

  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.6
    Excellent - What previous guests thought, 6,277 reviews

    Attractively set in Dublin, Point A Hotel Dublin Parnell Street has air-conditioned rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi and a restaurant. This 3-star hotel offers a bar.

    From $174.53 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.5
    Very Good - What previous guests thought, 9,196 reviews

    Leonardo Hotel Dublin Parnell Street offers newly refurbished rooms with Dream beds, TVs with Freeview, spa toiletries, and private bathrooms.

    From $203.81 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.2
    Very Good - What previous guests thought, 6,439 reviews

    Overlooking the River Liffey, The Arlington is in the heart of Dublin and home to Dublin’s longest-running traditional Irish dinner and dancing show, which is open everyday.

    From $181.56 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.8
    Excellent - What previous guests thought, 14,196 reviews

    Well situated in the center of Dublin, Motel One Dublin has buffet breakfast and free WiFi throughout the property. This 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and a concierge service.

    From $187.42 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.6
    Excellent - What previous guests thought, 4,005 reviews

    The central, boutique-style Cassidys Hotel has a bar, bistro, and a restaurant . It is located at the top of O'Connell Street, opposite Gate Theater.

    From $209.67 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.4
    Very Good - What previous guests thought, 3,082 reviews

    Right in the heart of Dublin, Gardiner Lodge features rooms with free Wifi. This 3-star bed and breakfast offers a 24-hour front desk and full-day security.

    From $189.76 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.3
    Very Good - What previous guests thought, 4,277 reviews

    The Temple Bar Hotel Dublin by The Unlimited Collection is a 5-minute walk from Dublin’s 2 main shopping streets, Grafton Street and Henry Street.

    From $250.67 per night
  • The Fleet

    Hotel in Dublin
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    Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.6
    Excellent - What previous guests thought, 6,360 reviews

    Located in the heart of Dublin’s vibrant Temple Bar district, The Fleet Hotel is just 328 feet from the River Liffey and directly across from the historic Trinity College.

    From $233.10 per night

Budget hotels in Dublin and nearby

  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 7.7
    Good - What previous guests thought, 189 reviews

    Located in Dublin, within a 9-minute walk of Dublin Castle and half a mile of St. Michan's Church, The Abbey Hotel has accommodations with free WiFi throughout the property.

    From $138.22 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.1
    Very Good - What previous guests thought, 7,723 reviews

    Conveniently located in Dublin, Clink i Lár provides air-conditioned rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi and a bar.

    From $146.54 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.2
    Very Good - What previous guests thought, 4,641 reviews

    Just seconds from cultural Temple Bar, Abigail's Hostel has a great central location on Aston Quay, overlooking the Liffey River.

    From $197.11 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.1
    Very Good - What previous guests thought, 3,434 reviews

    Ashfield Hostel is the most centrally located hostel in Dublin - between Trinity College and O'Connell Bridge and one minutes' walk from Temple Bar, Grafton Street and attractions.

    From $142.19 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.1
    Very Good - What previous guests thought, 2,105 reviews

    Please be advised that all guests must present a valid physical ID or passport upon check-in. Without this, guests will not be able to stay in the hostel.

    From $210.84 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.0
    Very Good - What previous guests thought, 4,226 reviews

    Well set in the Dublin City Center district of Dublin, The Temple Bar Lane is located a few steps from The famous Temple Bar Pub, a few blocks from Trinity College, Dublin Castle and 0.9 mi from...

    From $145.25 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 3.7
    Poor - What previous guests thought, 486 reviews

    City Centre Accommodation features rooms with free Wifi in the center of Dublin. The property is close to Irish Whiskey Museum, Jameson Distillery, and Chester Beatty Library. St.

    From $62.08 per night
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 7.8
    Good - What previous guests thought, 136 reviews

    In the center of lively Temple Bar, with its famous pubs and restaurants, Temple Bar Townhouse offers modern rooms. Trinity College is just 5 minutes’ walk away.

    From $152.28 per night

FAQs about hotels in Dublin

Great History, Greenery & Pubs

Dublin is home to more than a quarter of the entire Republic of Ireland’s population and was originally founded as a Viking settlement. A lot has changed from those Viking days, and Dublin is now famous for its literary history and the most green spaces of any European capital, making Dublin a real Irish gem.

Dublin Castle is at the heart of the city's history and Trinity College houses the renowned Book of Kells, a beautifully illustrated manuscript from circa 800 AD. The Ha’penny Bridge is the city’s most photographed landmark and the statue of Molly Malone celebrates the heroine of Dublin’s unofficial anthem.

Dublin is home to many important literary figures including Oscar Wilde, William Yeats, Samuel Beckett and George Bernard Shaw. As the famous location of James Joyce’s “Ulysses”, the city offers tours tracing the protagonist’s footsteps.

As one of the youngest European cities, Dublin has vibrant nightlife with the popular Temple Bar area and plenty of bars and pubs, which invite you to stay out until the wee hours of the morning.

Dublin Airport is the gateway to your Irish vacation, so whether you’re looking for a stylish hotel, an independent apartment or a trendy hostel, Booking.com has a perfect deal for your Dublin trip.

Learn more about visiting Dublin

  • 993 attractions
  • 101 points of interest
  • 8 neighborhoods

What Guests Said About Dublin:

  • 8.0

    Most sites are within walking distance.

    Most sites are within walking distance. It's a relatively young and neutral country, free of the warfare that ravaged Europe, so most of the historic architecture relate to the former colonial power. This has the curious effect of making the struggle for independence sound--in the mouths of the tour guides--like the most exciting thing that ever happened in Dublin. That said, there are other places nearby to visit.
    Guest review by
    Ware
  • 2.0

    Dublin has turned into such a kip, drug addicts lying on the...

    Dublin has turned into such a kip, drug addicts lying on the streets taking drugs, dog mesh on the streets and just a general fearful vibe. You don't feel safe around the place. Everything is crazy dear also, from drinks to food. I'm from the country side so I am not a city lover anyway but Dublin is gone to the dogs. I've been to a lot of cities around the world and most are well kept, clean and inviting but Dublin is such a negative place.
    Guest review by
    Shane
    Ireland
  • 6.0

    It's way more touristy than I expected.

    It's way more touristy than I expected. And this despite many good places for photos. The main draw seems to be the bars on Temple Street and Guiness Brewery. At places the city seems a bit run down or slightly dangerous. I read an article in the local newspaper about that Temple Bar region having muggers. I have never seen so many tourist shops anywhere in the world (sweatshirts, ball caps, frig magnets, etc) . I think it's worth visiting once, but I don't have any desire to go back.
    Guest review by
    gregohb
    United States
  • 8.0

    My first visit in more than 20 years - Dublin has changed a...

    My first visit in more than 20 years - Dublin has changed a lot (esp the demographics and the cost of things!) It's much more international than before, and I had to hunt around for pockets of authenticity. On the other hand, the bridges over the Liffey, the craic, the pubs, the music, the stews and the Guiness are all still there. I loved the Chester Beatty - recommended to me by a born-and-bred Dublin taxi driver. Highly recommended.
    Guest review by
    Louisa
    Finland
  • 10.0

    I grew up with many fond memories of holidays visiting...

    I grew up with many fond memories of holidays visiting family in and around Dublin. I love the city, the closeness of both beaches and mountains. Dublin is now a real business hub which has made it far more diverse than when I was growing up, however, it maintains its friendly welcoming feel and is very easy to navigate. There is culture, scenery, beautiful parks, beaches, bars, music, shops - a lively and lovely city for a visit.
    Guest review by
    Sharon
    United Kingdom
  • 10.0

    Dublin is a super city for a short break. Enjoy a Guinness.

    Dublin is a super city for a short break. Enjoy a Guinness. The Book of Kells was worth seeing. We enjoyed the LITTLE MUSEUM OF DUBLIN. The Green bus tour was great. Lots of information with humour and song! The Irish know how to welcome people. The High speed train up to Belfast is good value, clean and comfortable with good views.
    Guest review by
    Nona
    United Kingdom

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  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.7
    Excellent - What previous guests thought, 296 reviews
    It was expensive considering it’s €17 Cab fare each way to the city. (Approximately 12-15 mins in car to city centre) very clean and comfortable though. Also cleaners were there dead on 11am and practically escorted us out the door, being in Ireland you would expect them to be a little friendlier, they barely said hi to us but walked out to lock the door after us, I found that strange for such a renowned friendly City such as Dublin.
    Guest review by
    Ursula
    Ireland
  • Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.7
    Excellent - What previous guests thought, 850 reviews
    Great stay in a cosy district. Clean hotel, fancy terrace on rooftop and much more. You can cook in big shared kitchens if yours in the apartment is too small for you. You can also enjoy the time in a living room located on each floor. Very kind and communicative personnel, and a good, cheap connection to city centre. Nothing more is required. I recommend this place for everyone visiting Dublin.
    Guest review by
    Karol
    Poland
  • From $138.22 per night
    Scored out of 10, guest rating 7.7
    Good - What previous guests thought, 189 reviews
    Booked a room here last second and I was delighted to have chosen the abbey hotel, a warm welcome from the receptionist and comfortable and clean room, for Dublin City centre this place is a gem and amazingly affordable too
    Guest review by
    Manning
    Ireland
  • From $286.98 per night
    Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.5
    Very Good - What previous guests thought, 12,616 reviews
    Reasonably priced hotel in an excellent city centre location close to some of the nicest parts of Dublin. Relaxed ambience. Very friendly and helpful staff.
    Guest review by
    James Leo
    Ireland
  • From $256.46 per night
    Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.6
    Excellent - What previous guests thought, 11,286 reviews
    Nice hotel to stay in Dublin city centre
    Guest review by
    Mina
    Ireland