Accomodations in Dublin
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Accomodations in Dublin
We (boyfriend and I) are staying in Dublin for 4 nights at the end of September (Wed/Th/Fri/Sat). Trying to stay in an affordable, clean, friendly, central hotel. Prefer not to do hostel. B&B is fine. Grafton House seems like the best option so far. Any other suggestions/ideas for less than 100 Euros?
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My daughter stayed in the Central Hotel for one night in February. She was happy with it and said the buffet breakfast was good.
This isn't central Dublin, but the two of us stayed at Willow House B&B in Drumcondra in March. We chose it because I was flying out the next morning and we wanted to be closer to the airport. But, because it was right on a bus line, we also found it convenient to the city centre.
We were very happy with the room. Unfortunately, I can't tell you how the breakfasts are because we had to leave before they start serving. But she did lower the rate we paid. With breakfast, it would have been €40 per person.
This isn't central Dublin, but the two of us stayed at Willow House B&B in Drumcondra in March. We chose it because I was flying out the next morning and we wanted to be closer to the airport. But, because it was right on a bus line, we also found it convenient to the city centre.
We were very happy with the room. Unfortunately, I can't tell you how the breakfasts are because we had to leave before they start serving. But she did lower the rate we paid. With breakfast, it would have been €40 per person.
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hi renebene-
Don't know if you saw this from my response to your other thread about the N.I. tour from Dublin or if it will suit you but we stayed at the Paramount in Temple Bar- I copied the hotel part below:
<i>If you are looking for a hotel in the center of everything we got a GREAT deal at The Paramount Hotel in Temple Bar (request a 5th floor room after booking). The room was really nice, clean, alot larger then I expected and completely worth it! (bring earplugs if you are a light sleeper- was fine for us). Check reviews at Tripadvisor.com, hotels.com and yahoo
Booked with Hotels.com- 3 nights for $309 USD total (room only rates)</i>
http://www.paramounthotel.ie/
Good luck!
Dawn
Don't know if you saw this from my response to your other thread about the N.I. tour from Dublin or if it will suit you but we stayed at the Paramount in Temple Bar- I copied the hotel part below:
<i>If you are looking for a hotel in the center of everything we got a GREAT deal at The Paramount Hotel in Temple Bar (request a 5th floor room after booking). The room was really nice, clean, alot larger then I expected and completely worth it! (bring earplugs if you are a light sleeper- was fine for us). Check reviews at Tripadvisor.com, hotels.com and yahoo
Booked with Hotels.com- 3 nights for $309 USD total (room only rates)</i>
http://www.paramounthotel.ie/
Good luck!
Dawn
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I have stayed there too and I might book there for this November too. Fantastic location, but do ask for a quiet room.
If you stay in Temple Bar I recommend: pints at 'The Oak' pub on Dame Street and cocktails (or just one - they are expensive!) at the Octagon Bar in The Clarence hotel (the one owned by Bono and The Edge). For traditional music get a bit off the beaten path (though still walkable from The Paramount) go to 'O'Sheas Merchant' on the Liffey.
If you stay in Temple Bar I recommend: pints at 'The Oak' pub on Dame Street and cocktails (or just one - they are expensive!) at the Octagon Bar in The Clarence hotel (the one owned by Bono and The Edge). For traditional music get a bit off the beaten path (though still walkable from The Paramount) go to 'O'Sheas Merchant' on the Liffey.
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I booked a room (just for myself) at Trinity College for a Saturday night- the room was only 66 Euros. I think it might be per person, but you should check out their site: http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserR...ty_Dublin.html
http://www.tcd.ie/accommodation/
Good luck!
http://www.tcd.ie/accommodation/
Good luck!
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They may be closed for accomodation at Trin ity in the end of Sept but i thinkits the best deal in town and I believe breakfast is included. Students atart mid oct so check the website if still available. It is THE most central area.
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There is a free quality accommodation booking service specializing in the Dublin area called Almara Accommodations Dublin. They find and reserve Hostels,B&Bs and Hotels at no charge. Any size group from 1 to 100. If people prefer they can ask for an availability search and A.A.D. will give them the contact details to reserve for themselves. See enquiry/advice form at www.almarabb.com/almaraa.htm
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Actually Bewleys I always forget and its a lovely building in Ballsbridge across from the four seasons. Great place and - minute bus to the centre...Ignore Almara they seem to be a B&B in a housing estate too far from the city near the hospital. Fine if you want to live in Dublin but with traffic the bus is a nightmaare (I live in an area below this and its better. ALso my god the traffic on the bus from town Rush hour and the one that goes from DCU to Clntarf via the hospital is awful. Please stop advertising this is not allowed and some of us live in Dublin and are well able to let them know the inns and outs of each area. I wish your business the best but please cease its not an advertising forum.
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I just glanced at the Bewley's Ballsbridge website and it says E109, every room, every night.
Here's the website:
http://www.bewleyshotels.com/ballsbr...l_bedrooms.asp
Here's the website:
http://www.bewleyshotels.com/ballsbr...l_bedrooms.asp
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