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Best neighbourhoods to book a hotel in Dublin

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C$ 192 - C$ 283

CHEAPEST NEIGHBOURHOOD IN DUBLINRathmines - Templeogue - Terenure19% cheaperHotels in Rathmines - Templeogue - Terenure are the cheapest in Dublin at just C$ 192 per night on average
MOST EXPENSIVE NEIGHBOURHOOD IN DUBLINClontarf - East Wall16% more expensiveClontarf - East Wall has the highest priced hotels in Dublin with rooms averaging C$ 283 per night
MOST POPULAR NEIGHBOURHOOD IN DUBLINTemple Bar - St. Stephen's Green80% more users visitedMore momondo users search for hotels in Temple Bar - St. Stephen's Green than any other neighbourhood in Dublin

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Hotels in popular neighbourhoods in Dublin

Below are the most popular neighbourhoods in Dublin to stay in, as well as some of the best hotels in each area

When to book a hotel in Dublin

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Low seasonDecembercheapest month to stay
High seasonJunemost expensive time to stay
46%expected price decrease
28%expected price increase

Price

C$ 152 - C$ 392

Cheapest day of weekTuesdayis the cheapest day of the week to book
Highest day of weekSaturdayis the most expensive day of the week to book
C$ 260is the average per night cost for a hotel on this day
C$ 393is the average per night cost for a hotel on this day
Cheapest time to bookThe cheapest time to book hotels in Dublin is: 1-2 star, 72 days before. 3 star, 6 days before. 4-5 star, 1 days before.

1-2 star

C$ 126 - C$ 164

3 star

C$ 163 - C$ 246

4-5 star

C$ 211 - C$ 332


Useful insights on Dublin hotels

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Lowest Hotel Price

C$ 34

Most Popular Hotel (5-star)

The Morrison Dublin, Curio Collection by Hilton

Hotels Near Airport

2179

Average Length of Stay

2 days
The cheapest price for a room in Dublin found in the last 7 days is C$ 34/night. This rate is available with Leevin Hostel Mountjoy, a 2-star hotel.
Travel with comfort when booking a room with The Morrison Dublin, Curio Collection by Hilton, the most popular 5-star hotel in Dublin (8.7/10 rating - based on 1,681 reviews).
There are 2,179 hotels in Dublin close to Dublin. Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport is the nearest with a distance of 1.1 km from this airport.
On average, people stay for 2 days when lodging at hotels in Dublin. The average accommodation price for 2 days in Dublin in the past week is C$ 626.

Dublin travel tips

Best time to visit Dublin

With average temperatures of 13 – 15 degrees Celsius, the cool summer months from June – August are the peak tourist season in Dublin. The city also hosts a number of festivals and events that attract large crowds during this time. If you want to visit Dublin at a less crowded time, plan your trip in the shoulder months of April – May or September. For excellent deals and bargains on travel and accommodation, try to visit from November – March. Bring a warm jacket and be prepared to dress in layers to brave the chilly temperatures of 2 – 4 degrees Celsius. You may also experience frequent rainfall, and possibly some snow during these months.

Getting around Dublin

Dublin is a small city, and most of its tourist attractions are clustered in a compact area which is best explored on foot. Dublin Bus operates routes all over the city. Fares are based on distance and zones traveled, and cash fare for travel within the city centre zone starts at €0.75 EUR. You can also use the Luas operated light-rail tram service to get around in Dublin. Cash fare for a single ticket costs €2.00 EUR – €3.30 EUR depending on the number of zones travelled. Taxis are easily available at any time. You can also consider hiring a bike through the city’s bike share program, Just Eat Dublinbikes. A 3-day ticket at €5.00 EUR allows you to ride the bike for free for the first 30 minutes, followed by a staggered rental charge for every subsequent hour or half hour. With scarce parking and steep fines for minor driving offences, it is best if you avoid driving in Dublin.


How much does a hotel in Dublin cost per night?

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Cheapest C$ 145

Average C$ 237

Most expensive C$ 519

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Where to stay in Dublin

Best places to stay in Dublin

Dublin, the beautiful capital city of Ireland boasts a sweeping coastline, picturesque cliffs, and elegant 18th-century Georgian architecture. Add to that a diverse culinary scene, a vibrant pub culture, and lively Irish music, and you have a multifaceted city with a quintessential Irish charm. With River Liffey running through the city, there are several small neighbourhoods located north or south of the water. Dublin’s city centre, main transport stations, and a majority of the popular tourist attractions are in the southern neighbourhoods.

The Creative Quarter

For a city centre location, a hip local vibe, and plenty of authentic Irish options for shopping and dining, you can stay in the Creative Quarter neighbourhood south of River Liffey. Enjoy the bright rooms and made-to-order breakfast of Brooks Hotel on Drury Street. Or consider The Drury Court Hotel, value-focused accommodation with spacious rooms and a traditional décor.

Temple Bar

Temple Bar is a hub for pub-crawlers and nightlife revellers. This area promises excellent food and drink options, and a central location that makes it easy to explore the rest of the city. Check out the spacious suites with tastefully designed luxury furnishings at The Merchant House hotel, set in an elegant Georgian building in the heart of Temple Bar. Along the River Liffey, you can enjoy stylish accommodation at The Clarence, Dublin’s original rock n’ roll hotel that offers simple, bright rooms with elegant wood furnishings.

Merrion Square and Fitzwilliam Square

If you want to be in a slightly quieter neighbourhood but still close to the city centre, then try the hotels around the lush green blocks of Merrion Square or Fitzwilliam Square. Get treated like royalty when you stay at The Merrion hotel, a luxurious 5-star hotel spread over 4 Georgian townhouses, featuring elegant rooms with country-style furnishings. Overlooking St. Stephen’s Green, you can consider the posh rooms of The Shelbourne Dublin, A Renaissance Hotel. This is a historic hotel set in a stately 1842 building that has the privilege of being the venue where the Irish constitution was originally written in 1922.

Portobello

This off-the-tourist track neighbourhood exudes a quirky, hipster vibe. It features street art on every corner, and is home to some of the coolest coffee houses in the city. Stay at the Portobello B&B, a family-run bed and breakfast set in a Victorian brickhouse built in 1881, just a 6-minute walk from the Irish Jewish Museum. For a luxurious stay in bright rooms with large windows overlooking the Grand Canal, consider the Hilton Dublin hotel.

Docklands

North of the River Liffey, Docklands is Dublin’s bustling tech hub. The glass-façade buildings and modern architecture give this area a completely different vibe as compared to the rest of the city. While this is a quiet, modern neighbourhood, it’s further away from most of the popular tourist attractions in Dublin. Overlooking the River Liffey, you have chic rooms and suites with plush interiors, and modern amenities at the nautical-themed Hotel Spencer. You can also consider the ultra-modern checkerboard façade property of The Market Hotel that features contemporary rooms with bold, designer furnishings.

Cheap hotels in Dublin

Dublin has plenty of budget accommodation options. You can choose from relaxed traditional bed and breakfasts, modern short-stay apartments, youth hostels, as well as centrally-located hotels with reasonably priced rooms. Just steps away from all the popular tourist attractions and the central train station, you have the fun and vibrant Jacobs Inn Hostel. Another option in an excellent central location is the Backpackers Citi Hostel – Dublin City Centre Hostel. Overlooking the Grand Canal and a 10-minute walk from Merrion Square, you can look at the comfortable and quaint rooms of the Schoolhouse Hotel. A 3-minute walk from the Old Jameson Distillery, check out warm and colourfully decorated rooms of Maldron Hotel Smithfield.


Learn about attractions and sights in Dublin

Dublin is a small city with a big personality, catering to a diverse set of travellers. A typical Dublin itinerary is packed with visits to a scenic coastline and cliffs, medieval castles and cathedrals, art galleries and museums, and host of pubs and eateries. The traditional Irish music, warm hospitality, and generously flowing Guinness will definitely add an element of delight to your beautiful picture-postcard-like Dublin trip.

  • In the Creative Quarter neighbourhood, stroll down South William Street to see the Molly Malone statue. Explore the independent shops near George’s Street Arcade. Enjoy a leisurely lunch or picnic in St. Stephen’s Green. Try Irish style tapas at the Market Bar or enjoy excellent seafood at Kokoro Sushi Bento. Dance the night away at Pygmalion or head to the relatively quieter ambience of The Stags Head, a traditional Irish pub. Go on a shopping spree at Grafton Street, a pedestrian-only zone few blocks west of Creative Quarter.
  • Wander around the Temple Bar area and be sure to stop by at The Temple Bar, the iconic bar that gives the area its name. Try the delicious brunch at the historic eating house, The Woolen Mills. Walk across the landmark Ha’Penny Bridge to click some Instagram-worthy photos. Spend a few hours in an Irish pub, and enjoy the traditional Irish music as you sip on your pint and people-watch.
  • Pack some sandwiches and enjoy a picnic lunch at the Merrion Square. Or enjoy a leisurely afternoon reading a book on the lush green grass at Fitzwilliam Square. Visit the National Museum of Ireland, a fascinating natural history museum on Merrion Street. Stroll along the cobblestone grounds of Trinity College, and admire its gorgeous architecture. Line up, and get a glimpse of The Book of Kells, the world’s most famous medieval manuscript, housed in the Old Library building. Go on a guided tour of the 13th-century Dublin Castle. Admire the works of artists such as Caravaggio and Van Gogh at the National Gallery of Ireland. Visit the 1191-founded St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the tallest church in Ireland.
  • In Portobello, try the famous brunch at Brother Hubbard’s South outlet. Spend the day strolling along the Grand Canal or simply enjoy a pizza and your favourite pint by the waterside.
  • North of River Liffey, catch a game of Gaelic football at the Croke Park stadium. Take a sneak peek at the history of Irish whisky by the Jameson family at the Old Jameson Distillery. Book a backstage tour of the swanky Abbey Theatre or watch a live show there. Enjoy great coffee at the Proper Order Coffee Company.
  • Watch breathtaking cliffs along the classic Ireland coastline at a seaside village, such as Malahide which is a 30-minute train ride from Dublin, or Greystones which is a 50-minute train ride from Dublin.

Information about staying in Dublin

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How long do people stay in Dublin?

2 nights is the typical length of stay for people visiting Dublin.

How much does a hotel cost in Dublin?

C$ 373 per night is the average rate for a room when booking a hotel in Dublin. Prices will differ depending on factors such as star rating, time of year and location.

When is the best time to book a hotel in Dublin?

Hotels in Dublin are usually cheapest during the month of December. You can expect a price decrease of around 47% during this period.

Which day is cheapest to stay in Dublin?

The cost of a Dublin hotel room will vary for each day but generally Monday works out the most economical, with Friday proving the least economical.

How much does a luxury hotel in Dublin cost?

Luxury hotels in Dublin are priced around C$ 424 a night for each person. Opting for a luxury hotel could add 33%% on top of the price of an average hotel in Dublin, which stands at C$ 373 a night for each person.

How much does a hostel in Dublin cost?

Dublin Hostels typically cost in the region of C$ 152 a night for each person. This price is taken from hostels and hotels with a 2 star or below rating. Hostels are very economical and come out on average C$ 130 cheaper than the average price of a hotel in Dublin.

Where should I stay in Dublin?

When visiting Dublin, people tend to book hotels in Carrickmines - Sandyford, Rathmines - Templeogue - Terenure, North Inner City and Finglas - Glasnevin.

Based on the weather in Dublin, what attractions are popular during April?

With an average temperature of 8 °C and expected precipitation of 54 mm, April is a great month to explore the outdoors near Dublin.

Does Dublin have vacation rentals?

There are currently 3,020 vacation rentals available in Dublin. Most of our users opt to stay at Staycity Serviced Apartments - Saint Augustine St, which is the most popular vacation rental in Dublin. Compare vacation rentals in Dublin.

Does Dublin have hostels?

Dublin has 40 hostels if you aren’t interested in staying at a hotel. Dcu Rooms Glasnevin - Campus Accommodation is the most popular based on our user data. Compare hostels in Dublin.

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