Staycity Aparthotels, Dublin, City Centre
4 StarsDedicated 24-hour fitness studio, Seamless Jervis Luas tram access
Dedicated 24-hour fitness studio, Seamless Jervis Luas tram access
Historic O'Connell Street landmark, 24-hour fitness center
State of the art fitness room, Industrial-chic Staycafé
Seasonal Irish gastronomy, Contemporary urban sanctuary concept
Vibrant MossCo restaurant and bar, Contemporary flagship hotel concept
Modern Irish cuisine at Toast, Art deco inspired interior design
Soundproofed city view rooms, Boutique room amenities
Thyme Bar & Grill, Nearby secure parking
Upper floor city views, Family-friendly quadruple rooms
Pearse Street transport links, High-spec fitness studio
Luxurious Aston suite experience, Quiet rear-facing guest rooms
High-tech smart room features, St. Andrew's Lane sanctuary
Access to Westwood Club pool, Chic Celtic-inspired design
Thyme restaurant and bar, North Docklands transport links
Refined dining at Wilde restaurant, Luxurious Sealy beds and Irish linens
Authentic Georgian architectural charm, Convenient airport transport links
Signature Thyme restaurant dining, The Liberties district home base
Classic rooms with premium bedding, Cultural landmark proximity
Spacious duplex suite options, Modern fitness and yoga studio
Individually designed period rooms, Harcourt Luas tram connection
Family-run Georgian townhouse charm, Mountjoy Square district access
Modern fitness studio, Versatile family and triple rooms
St. Stephen’s Green park views, Prime Grafton Street proximity
Saints and Scholars Lounge, On-site fitness studio
Proximity to cultural landmarks, Recently refurbished guest rooms
Panoramic Smithfield viewing tower, Industrial-chic Smithfield design
Guided city walking tours, Scenic rooftop terrace
Marketplace-inspired vintage design, Dublin City Centre exploration
Pet-friendly accommodation policy, Smithfield district location
Historic pub atmosphere, Central Dame Street location
Modern fitness studio, The Liberties district location
Signature Beef and Guinness Pithivier, Dedicated local concierge service
Iconic Croke Park Stadium views, Secure underground car parking
Heart of Temple Bar district, Adult-focused accommodation policy
River Liffey views, International restaurant with heated terrace
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Did you know that Dublin was once a Viking settlement in the 10th century? Today it’s a warm and welcoming city with narrow winding streets, low-rise buildings, and one grand avenue called O’Connell Street. Dublin’s city centre is home to a constant stream of fresh impulses and new ideas, with a host of shops, bars, and nightclubs operating in a charming and laid-back environment. The most warm-hearted and friendly people are always ready to welcome visitors to this colourful and diverse city hub, an ideal meeting place for everyone.
Lots! There are so many things to do in Dublin city centre. It depends whether you’re keen to start your discovery on the older or newer side of the city first. If you decide to start off on the older side, you can make your way to Dame Street and hop on a 123 bus. The ancient heart of the city is West of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, one of the top attractions in the area. Try to take in a tour of Dublin Castle while you’re there, it’s also a key attraction and spectacular government complex too.
If you venture in the direction of the Grand Canal, you’d find yourself in the newer part of the city, home to Dublin’s new conference centre. You might begin to wonder how many days you’ll need to fit in all the sights and sounds. The fact is you probably won’t even break a sweat if you visit all the main sights in one day. Most of the highlights are located within a five-minute walk of one another. Don’t despair though, when you need a break there’s always St. Stephen’s Green at the top of Grafton Street where you can stop for a picnic next to the lake. If you still have a spring in your step, no visit to Dublin’s city centre is complete without popping in to the cobbled-stone neighbourhood of Temple Bar. Crowded pubs, live music, and quirky boutiques are the order of the day in this cultural hotspot.
With hotels ranging from modern to intimate, budget to five-star, travellers won’t have a hard time finding the type of accommodation they’re looking for in the city centre. Trinity College – Campus Accommodation is a historic 16th-century college within the famous Trinity College in the heart of the city centre. You can choose to stay in modern apartments or historic study rooms. Either way, this student-style accommodation is reasonably priced and just steps away from the famous Book of Kells Exhibition, a 9th-century manuscript documenting the four Gospels of the life of Jesus Christ, Ireland’s greatest treasure and a must-see on the to-do list.
Another great option is Temple Bar Inn overlooking the Liffey River. This modern boutique hotel can be found in the famous Temple Bar Quarter, right in the centre of Dublin’s best attractions and destinations. This vibrant city centre is full of surprises, so keep your on the pulse and don’t miss a thing.
Dublin City Centre is a top attraction in Dublin, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Dublin City Centre, including popular choices like Trinity College - Campus Accommodation, The College Green Hotel Dublin - Autograph Collection, Temple Bar Inn, The Fleet, Temple Bar Hotel.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Dublin City Centre, Below the Surface Presents: A series of maritime stories, Arts of the Book, Marvels of Science: 'Books that changed the World’, Imagining the Divine: The Holy Family in Art, all within a convenient distance from Dublin City Centre.