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Whether you are flying to Dublin as a tourist, visiting for business purposes or staying for an event, you'll need to book a hotel in Dublin. Once you have decided to visit Dublin it is a good idea to familiarise yourself with some of the famous Dublin hotels and decide where in Dublin you want to stay.  Unsurprisingly, as Dublin is such a popular tourist destination, there is no shortage of hotels. Whether you are planning on living a life of luxury in an upmarket Dublin hotel, or whether you want a budget Dublin hotel, there is a Dublin hotel to suit everyone and every pocket. The famous Dublin hotels in the City Centre represent the finest hotels in Dublin, and you can choose from budget hotels to 5 Star accommodation.

So if you are looking for accommodation in Dublin during your business trip or Dublin Holiday, our Dublin Hotels guide will help you find a hotel to suit your budget and location.

For the many people won't have visited Dublin before, Dublin is divided into three main areas, City South, City North and Temple Bar (City Centre).  Each of these areas are well served by hotels so you shouldn’t have a problem finding a Dublin hotel to suit your requirements.

The Temple Bar area of Dublin is ideal for those of you wanting to stay close to some of the best night spots and restaurants the city has to offer.  If you aren’t one for using public transport or hiring a car, then booking a Dublin hotel right in the heart of the main nightlife is probably your best option.

City South, as the name suggests is to the South of the City and is just a bit further out of the centre than the Temple Bar area.  This area of Dublin is filled with art galleries, theatres, cafes etc so those who like to be surrounded by culture may want to book a South City Area Dublin hotel.

 

 

The North City area of Dublin is separated from the South City area by the famous River Liffey.  Those visitors who want to stay in the North City area but visit the South City area, can do so via the pedestrian footbridges scattered along the river.  The North City is also the area around the well known O’Connell Street and is best known for its architecture.  If you like to stay in a hotel that is a little different then the North City area of the city is the place you should book your Dublin hotel.

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