Dublin‘s popularity means that accommodation is expensive and worth booking in advance. Luckily, some of the best places to stay in Dublin are further afield than the city centre. Neighborhoods like Smithfield, Phibsborough and Ranelagh are becoming laid-back hotspots in their own right that still offer easy access to central attractions.
Of course, if you want to be in the center of Dublin, you’ll be spoiled for choice. Stay south of the Liffey to be close to most of the action.
If you’re traveling on a budget, cheap hostels are also located in a cluster around Connolly Station, although some are more welcoming than others. Below are the only ones we think you should consider. And if you’re visiting for a special occasion or just want to have a blast, there are also plenty of luxury choices worth checking out.
Browse and book accommodation using Hotels.com, Booking.comor Airbnbbut for our insider recommendations, you won’t go wrong with the best places to stay.
The elegant rooms promise a luxurious stay at the Shelbourne.
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The Shelbourne
One of Dublin’s most prestigious and historic hotels, The Shelbourne is located in a prime location, which means it also comes at a premium price. Even if you’re not staying, their afternoon teas are worth a visit and the perfect excuse to poke around inside.
The Dean Hotel
A trendy stopover for the digital nomad, the urban-chic Hotel Dean has trendy, small but functional rooms, as well as a lobby workspace and a rooftop restaurant with stunning views over Dublin.
This four-star hotel is a solid choice for a comfortable and affordable stay.
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The address
The address is a recently renovated four-star hotel that is affordable, well located and above all warm and welcoming.
Located in trendy Smithfield, the Generator is industrial and adjacent to the Jameson Distillery.
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Generator Inn
The famous hostel chain, Generator, is present in Dublin near the Smithfield area. Expect a pleasant stay (assuming there are respectful roommates), helpful amenities, and a social atmosphere, all at a competitive and often inexpensive price.
Martello Tower
Martello Tower is an extraordinary Airbnb located in the northern suburbs of Sutton. It offers all the comforts of a two-bed seaside stay, only in a sturdy tower built in 1807. Inside, you’ll find modern luxuries mixed with original features such as stone walls and a narrow spiral staircase. This is one to write about home.
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