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Dublin
County Dublin is big on beautiful sights and spectacular scenery.
Accommodation in Dublin
Escape the crowds and bustle of the city and explore Dublin’s hinterland with excellent activities, gorgeous coastal views and fascinating cultural attractions.
Bed & Breakfast (3535)
In addition to a superb standard of accommodation, you can feast on full Irish breakfast, while in the cozy environment of a private home. Another great reason to experience the B&B is the friendly welcome from the owner as you walk through the door – be sure to ask about the best places to go around the area. After all, it’s their local knowledge that will make your stay in a B&B so unique.
Caravan & Camping (150)
An excellent range of sites is at your fingertips in Ireland from small, family-run spots to larger ones with the very latest facilities and amenities. Most are situated either within reach of the larger cities or next to the unspoiled backdrop of sweeping beaches or lush green pastures. Get back to nature, soak up some pure tranquility and discover a slower side to life with a relaxed, unhurried camping holiday.
Guesthouses (429)
Ireland’s comfortable guesthouses range from five-bedroom family houses in stunning rural locations to elegant Georgian manors to larger, professionally serviced modern spots. The informal atmosphere and personal attention will make you feel right at home, despite the rather opulent surroundings you may find yourself in!
Self Catering (4262)
Enjoy the freedom to eat at your leisure, sleep all day long (if you really want to) and stay up all night by the crackling fireside with the privacy that can only come with self-catering accommodation. Properties are generally available on a weekly basis and provide facilities for you to cater for yourself. By going with a self-catering option, your freedom is guaranteed whether you want to lounge around in a city center penthouse, or commune with nature in an elegant lodge on a private island. Prices range from €100/$119 to €700/$830 per week, depending on the season you travel.
Hostels (175)
Both internationally affiliated associations and private operators run over 200 hostels all around Ireland and they are the perfect place to rest your weary head while travelling on a budget. Irish hostels are cheap, comfortable spots for the budget traveller in city centers and remote rural locations. Facilities provided often include meals and activities.
Hotels (1046)
Check into some distinctive accommodations and enjoy top quality hospitality with an Irish flair. From North to South and from East to West and everywhere in between, you can choose from ultra modern interior design to the more classic opulence that has stood the test of time. And you don’t have to stick to the cities and suburbs to be greeted with that professional touch, countryside retreats provide the ultimate all-round package for their guests. So much so, you may never want to leave the hotel grounds at all!
Farmhouse Vacations (50)
It’s the perfect way to escape the urban buzz and an ideal retreat from all things hurried. The kids will adore getting to see, touch and experience farm animals in all their glory on a real life working farm. So for the perfect family vacation, it has to be a farmhouse vacation retreat.
