
Dublin, capital of the Republic of Ireland, is divided in two by the Liffley river. On the south side there are the Old Town and the more beautiful neighborhoods to visit. To find accommodation in Dublin is not difficult and the choice is really wide. The most luxurious hotels and guesthouses are near the Old Town and close to Temple Bar (the neighborhood where there are pubs, restaurants and shops). There are also cheapest solutions: near Trinity College, the oldest and most prestigious university in the city, and close to Phoenix Park, one of the largest enclosed city parks in Europe.
Where to sleep in Dublin: regarding the hotels, Dublin offers tourists a wide choice, from luxury 4 or 5 star hotels to cheaper pensions often housed in historic homes. Cheap hotels are located in popular neighborhoods, such as Ballymun, Coolock, Dolphin's Barn and Tallaght. Hotels near Temple Bar, the historic part of the town, perhaps suffers the chaos and the noise of the district where flows the night life of the Irish capital. A quieter district where to sleep is St. Stephen's Green which is anyway only a dozen minutes from the heart of the city. Another area where to find cheap hotels is Fitzwilliam Square.
3 star hotel Arlington Hotel O'Connell Bridge
23-25 Bachelors Walk, O'Connell Bridge, Dublin
price from
€ 34
Book online or call our reservation hotline from Monday to Friday from 9.30 am to 5.30 pm (CET – Central European Time).+39 0362 540495
Normally, prices of hotels in Dublin don’t undergo large seasonal variations, except during special events like the St. Patrick Day and the Dublin Horse Show, an equine completion and show among the most famous in the world, held in August. Booking online a hotel in Dublin is always advisable, however, partly because hotels often offer discounts to those who use Internet to book the holiday. The B&B in Dublin are extremely numerous, as well as accommodation and low cost hotel. The capital of Ireland is a young city, where the 30% of its one and half million inhabitants are under 30 years.
Why to visit Dublin: Dublin is a unique city because it has succeeded in giving birth to writers such as Jonathan Swift, Oscar Wilde, James Joyce, Samuel Beckett, Bram Stoker (creator of Count Dracula) and world-renowned artists such as U2, Cranberries and Sinead O'Connor. Surely, you must visit the Trinity College, the oldest university, the Cathedral of St. Patrick's, the Phoenix Park, the largest park in Dublin, and, for the keens, the Guinness Brewery. The district of Temple Bar is fun, full of bars, pubs and restaurants, always crowded with musicians and street performers. An ideal day to “live” Dublin in all its splendor is the 17th of March, St. Patrick's Day, the patron saint of Ireland. The town goes green in honor of the national color: demonstrations and parades follow each other and are filled with local citizens and tourists on holiday.
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