The Best Hotel in Dublin, Ireland

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Dublin hotel prices have been quick to recover from the economic slowdown and are in line with the best hotels of any major European or North American city. Service charges range from 15% in expensive hotels to zero in moderate and inexpensive ones. Be sure to inquire when you make reservations.

As a general rule of thumb, lodgings on the north side of the River Liffey tend to be more affordable than those on the south. Bed-and-breakfasts charge as little as €46 a night per person, but they tend to be in suburban areas—generally a 15-minute bus ride from the center of the city. This is not in itself a great drawback, and savings can be significant. Many hotels have a weekend, or "B&B," rate that's often 30% to 40% cheaper than the ordinary rate; some hotels also have a midweek special that provides discounts of up to 35%.

Jurys Inn Christchurch

$$$ | Christ Church Pl., Dublin, 8, Ireland

Expect few frills at this functional budget (at least, budget by city-center standards) hotel, on a hill facing Christ Church Cathedral and within walking distance of most city-center attractions. The big but somewhat spartan rooms are decorated in primary colors and have utilitarian furniture. The restaurant and bar are equally functional. Their midweek and off-season rates can be an extremely good value. Both this location and the branch at Custom House Quay offer a low, fixed room rate for up to three adults or two adults and two children.

Pros

  • Restaurant offers excellent buffet breakfast
  • Warm and friendly staff
  • Near Temple Bar

Cons

  • Ugly building
  • Basic, functional room design
  • Tends to be popular with bachelor(ette) parties
Christ Church Pl., Dublin, 8, Ireland
01-454–0000
Hotel Details
182 rooms
No Meals

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