Dublin Hotels

Blooms Hotel

admin — Tue, 15 May 2012 14:13:30 +0000

Blooms is one of those Dublin hotels which sums up the charm of the city. The property itself is modern, with very contemporary rooms, Wi-Fi and Sky TV, and yet when you are in the VAT Bar, you would bet that you were in an old Irish pub, especially when someone picks up a fiddle and an impromptu music session gets underway. Music is a big part of what this city is all about and many Dublin hotels have live music in the evening. Blooms goes one better, because as well as the bar, it also has a nightclub on the premises, Club M. Blooms is a great hotel for seeing Dublin without having to travel far. Henry Street and Grafton Street, the main shopping district of Dublin, are within an easy walk and of course the lovely Temple Bar, with its fascinating shops and unspoilt medieval streets surrounds Blooms on all sides. If you are just visiting for a day or so and want a hotel in Dublin that puts you at the centre of this lovely and varied city, Blooms will suit you down to the ground. If you need a base for business, you could not do better than Blooms, which has everything you could possibly need, from a meeting room to free Wi-Fi. This is a Dublin hotel which really does have something for every traveler.

Abbott Lodge

admin — Wed, 09 May 2012 14:13:30 +0000

The Abbott Lodge is situated right in the vibrant heart of Dublin, just off O’Connell Street and within very easy reach of both bus and train stations. If you are looking for a Dublin hotel because you are visiting the city on business, or are planning a city break, you could hardly choose one more centrally placed than the Abbott Lodge. If you are on holiday you will want a hotel in Dublin that won’t leave you spending all your time walking to the main attractions. Just a step out of the door of this hotel puts Dublin at your feet; O’Connell Street will guide you to the Castle at one end and glimpses of the river Liffey through the side streets which tempt you to go and explore. Temple Bar, with its boutiques and Medieval alleyways to explore by day, and its vibrant nightlife when the sun goes down, is just a stone’s throw away. This Dublin hotel provides all you will need for an unforgettable stay, with the recently refurbished rooms all featuring televisions and tea and coffee making facilities. Start your day with a complementary Irish breakfast, step outside and start enjoying Dublin!

O’Callaghan Alexander Hotel

admin — Sat, 05 May 2012 08:13:29 +0000

The O’Callaghan Alexander Hotel in Dublin is a four star establishment with a light and airy feel. It has a beautiful stone, round tower facade, bay windows and a large lobby for arriving and departing guests. The 102 bedrooms include all modern conveniences with orthopaedic Sealy beds, luxury cashmere bed throws and plasma televisions. The rooms are air-conditioned and stylishly furnished in light wood and soft leather affording a real sense of modern luxury. There is wired and wireless internet access throughout the hotel and a 24 hour fitness suite with state of the art techno gym equipment to keep you fit and fresh during your stay in this splendid Dublin hotel, whether you are here for business or pleasure. Caravaggio’s restaurant is the place to be with a wide range of dishes to suit everyone and an extensive buffet breakfast. A 24 hour room service is also available. All the top tourist attractions – St Stephen’s Green, Temple Bar, Phoenix Park and Grafton Street – are all within a short walking distance of this Dublin hotel and like other O’Callaghan hotels, reduced admission prices to various attractions are on offer via Irish City Tours.

The Croke Park Hotel

admin — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 14:13:29 +0000

Situated at the very heart of Gaelic sport, the Croke Park Hotel lies just across the road from the iconic stadium. This 4 star Dublin hotel prides itself on its impeccable service, specialising in big occasions for you and your family. The staff are a close-knit team and work hard to ensure that your stay in a Dublin hotel will be a memorable one. The fare at the Open Kitchen restaurant is excellent and varied and the rooms are resplendently stylish. Only ten minutes from the city’s centre with its jumping nightlife and theatres, concerts, restaurants and pubs, the Croke Park will provide everything you need for a wonderful experience.

Temple Bar Hotel Dublin

admin — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 14:13:29 +0000

Think Temple Bar – think the very heart of Dublin life. This hotel is geared up for the on-the-go business executive or for the tourist who really wants to enjoy the city life at its most vibrant. The 129 ensuite bedrooms in this Dublin hotel have direct dial telephone access and the usual modern conveniences including tea and coffee making facilities. For the executive, there are five conference rooms with natural light and complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the hotel and bar area. Temple Bar Hotel in Dublin has a wealth of fine eateries and watering holes; the Terrace restaurant, Rendezvous Bar, Buskers’ Bar and the Alchemy Club all have their individual charm and feel.

Donnybrook Hall

admin — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 14:13:29 +0000

At the heart of Dublin’s famous ‘Embassy Belt’ Donnybrook Hall is a family-run bed and breakfast ideally placed for the RDS showground, city centre and Irish rugby’s Lansdowne Road. The rooms have ensuite bathrooms, high quality wooden flooring and furnishings which would be at home in the most opulent of Dublin hotels. Guests can relax in the comfortable sitting room and enjoy the lovely garden.

Green Isle Conference Leisure Hotel

admin — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 14:13:29 +0000

270 newly refurbished rooms offer first class accommodation at this family oriented 3 star Dublin hotel. There is a fully-equipped gym and indoor heated swimming pool with separate kids’ pool. Delicious dishes are available at Sorrells Restaurant or you can enjoy a drink in the friendly warmth of the bar. Built at Newlands Cross, this Dublin hotel has easy access by road to the major sporting and music events at the Aviva Stadium, Marley Park, Croke Park and the Punchestown Racecourse. Nearby too are the fabulous shopping experiences of Kildare Village, Dundrum and Liffey Valley.

Azalea Lodge

admin — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 08:13:29 +0000

This is one bed and breakfast that can easily be taken for a highly rated Dublin hotel. Every effort is made by your family hostess, Bernadette, to ensure that your stay at Azalea Lodge will be relaxing, comfortable and memorable. The red brick house was solidly built in 1917 but has recently been renovated and refurbished to a very high standard while incorporating many original features.

Ardagh House

admin — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 14:13:29 +0000

Ardagh House is a deluxe three star guest house with very useful private parking, located very near to the city centre. Dublin hotels come in all shapes and sizes, but the elegant Victorian architecture of this family-run guest house makes Ardagh house a very attractive choice for lovers of attractive environments. The hotel offers bed and breakfast accommodation which will provide a perfect base for your visit to Dublin. Most of the original features of the house have been retained, with the lounge, dining room and many of the guest bedrooms being located in the original house. When you return to this Dublin hotel in the evening, you will really appreciate the calm surroundings, with views over the private gardens.

Herbert Park Hotel

admin — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 14:13:29 +0000

The Herbert Park Hotel in Dublin has one of the loveliest locations in the heart of the city, overlooking 48 acres of the park from which it takes its name. Located in Dublin’s bustling Ballsbridge area, very close to the new Aviva Stadium and only a few minutes away from Grafton Street and the bustling Dundrum Town Centre, it is a perfect stop for anyone visiting the city, from the business quarter to the O2. Hotels in Dublin have some lovely views and some amazing front porticos, but few to rival those of the Herbert Park.