Dublin Hotels - Some General Recommended Hotels

Dublin should be on everybody's travel itinerary ifstar overlooking St Stephen's Green or the good
spending more than a day or two in Europe. It's aquality Alexander/St Stephens Green hotel - hotels
city with a great story of history, pageant andfixated on business visitors. They know their stuff.
popular culture. It is now easy to get to - the airportThe Grand old dame of hotels in Dublin on O'Connell
is just 7/8 miles from the centre and is served byStreet - the Gresham is a landmark 4 star hotel. Or
low cost airlines Ryanair and Aer Lingus as well aswatch out for Brooks - a hidden little boutique hotel
many other airlines.in the heart of the city. Small and with a fabulous
Having convinced you to visit - where should youwelcome it was Hotel of the Year in 2008.
stay?GOOD QUALITY HOTELS: If you are looking for
Stay central. Most people only stay a night or two. Ifgreat prices and full facilities - the Camden Court
you want to get the max out of your stay considerHotel is a good 3 star candidate. It has a leisure
city centre hotels. See below for a brief review ofcentre and free car parking.
hotels that have been personally reviewed andThe newly refurbished Ashling hotel overlooking the
visited.River Liffey is getting good reviews. It's family
TOP CLASS HOTELS IN DUBLIN: If money is noowned but a large hotel with onsite car parking.
object we suggest the Merrion Hotel in Dublin. It is inCassidys Hotel is a top class 3 star hotel at the top
the heart of Dublin across from Governmentof O'Connell Street which we also recommend. It has
buildings,is independently owned and is luxurious withgot great comfort, character and at very affordable
great historic character and all the amenites yourates.
would expect of 5 star accommodation with pool,CHEAP AND CHEERFUL: Jurys and the Maldron hotels
leisure centre and two restaurants (one with aare well-known chain brands in Ireland, while the
Michelin star). It is quietly understated, friendly andHarcourt Hotel consistently offers good hotel
tranquil.accommodation at a low price. The two stars and
The Four Seasons is in Dublin - but is a little furtherthree star markets are represented by a large
out.number of small older style hotels. For those who
BUSINESS/LUXURY HOTELS: The Radisson/Westinwant to be near the heart of the action the Arlington
and Conrad hotels are represented in city centre butTemple Bar and the Arlington Hotel are well located
our advice is to chose from the Fitzwilliam a nice 5near Temple Bar.