1. Home
  2. Ireland Travel
  3. More than Pubbin': Everything Dublin
  4. Accommodations

Accommodations

If you prefer quaint B&Bs or want five-star luxury, the accommodation options in Dublin are endless. Hotels located near the city center are going to be more expensive. Plenty of quieter, less-expensive establishments are available within a ten-minute walk or five-minute bus or taxi ride from the city center.

Waterloo House

Waterloo Road, Dublin 4 01 660 1888 www.waterloohouse.ie 120+; S/D/T/F. MC/V

This four-star establishment set in Georgian architecture holds true to its character. The furniture, beds, plush carpeting, and spotless interiors make this a great choice for those looking for a bit of luxury without breaking the bank. The rooms overlooking the back garden are all en suite and offer splendid tranquility. Off-street parking is provided. Located ten minutes walking distance from Stephen's Green.

Azalea Lodge

67 Upper Drumcondra Road, Dublin 9 01 837 0300 or 087 243 4589 www.azalealodge.com 50–60+; S/D/T/F. MC/V

This lodge is rated highly both online and off for its historic charm and unequalled personal service at incredible prices. The Azalea Lodge is situated comfortably from the city center (ten minutes by bus) and provides parking. If rooms are not available here, try the affordable Ashling House, a neighboring B&B owned by the same proprietors.

Jacob's Inn

21-28 Talbot Place, Dublin 1 01 855 5660 www.isaacs.ie/jacobs-inn-dublin 50+; S/D/T/F. MC/V

Jacob's Inn is setting a high-caliber standard for budget accommodation in Dublin. It has spic-and-span en suite accommodations with amenities you will find at no other hotel in its price category. Rooms have flat-screen TVs, well-equipped bathrooms, open-faced armoires, along with proper towels and sheets. The hostel keeps its spirits alive offering various activities all week long. Check out Jacob's downtown brother at the Isaac's Hostel (01 855 6215, www.isaacs.ie/isaacs_hostel) at 2-5 Frenchman's Lane, Dublin 1.

Other Accommodations

Here are some other accommodations you might consider while in Dublin.

(In the listings that follow, = around 25 euros per person).

  • Aishling House. 19/20 St. Lawrence Rd.01 833 9097 www.aishlinghouse.com The establishment has an antique charm. The proprietors, a husband and wife team, serve excellent breakfasts, and will ensure you a warm and welcoming stay.

  • Cassidy's Hotel. Cavendish Row, on Upper O'Connell St.01 878 0555 www.cassidyhotel.com.

  • Castle Hotel. 3-4 Great Denmark St.01 874 6949 www.castle-hotel.ie.

  • Clarence Hotel. 6-8 Wellington Quay.01 407 0800 www.theclarence.ie.

  • Four Courts Hostel. Merchants Quay.01 672 5839 www.fourcourtshostel.com For a true hostelling experience at a great price, this is the pick. This excellent hostel's staff is personable and quite hip. Geared for a younger crowd. Temple Bar is only a five-minute walk away.

  • Jury's Christchurch Inn. Christ Church Place.01 454 0000 www.jurysdoyle.com.

  • Lynham's Hotel. 63-64 O'Connell St.01 888 0886 www.lynhams-hotel.com.

  • Number 31. 31 Leeson Close.01 676 5011 www.number31.ie.

    1. Home
    2. Ireland Travel
    3. More than Pubbin': Everything Dublin
    4. Accommodations
    Visit other About.com sites:

    Netplaces.com, a part of The New York Times Company.

    All rights reserved.