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Hotels in Dublin

A friendly Irish capital known for literary heritage, traditional pubs, live music and easy access to coast and countryside.

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Areas to stay in Dublin

Temple Bar: Cobbled pub-filled quarter with live music, lively and often noisy at night
St Stephen's Green: Georgian squares, Grafton Street shopping and a central city park
Docklands: Modern riverside area with theatres, offices and quick transport links
Ballsbridge: Leafy southside area with embassies, near the DART railway station

When to visit Dublin

Usually good: May to September, when days are longest and mildest. Quieter, often with lower demand: January to February. See hotel deals in Dublin for tips on saving.

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Questions about hotels in Dublin

Where should I stay in Dublin? Popular areas include Temple Bar (cobbled pub-filled quarter with live music, lively and often noisy at night); St Stephen's Green (georgian squares, Grafton Street shopping and a central city park); Docklands (modern riverside area with theatres, offices and quick transport links); Ballsbridge (leafy southside area with embassies, near the DART railway station). The right one depends on what you want nearby, so compare a few.

When is a good time to visit Dublin? Dublin is usually good in May to September, when days are longest and mildest. Quieter months, often with lower demand, are January to February. Conditions vary from year to year.

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