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A busy street with shops, a double-decker bus, and a historic building with a clock tower.

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A bar area with wooden stools and tables, a checkered floor, and a bar counter with a mirror and lights.

1. Kennedy's Pub Drumcondra

Drumcondra

MaryAnn

P8,939 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 28 - Sep 29

A storefront with a sign for 'O'Donoghue's Bar Lounge' and a Guinness sign above it.

2. O'Donoghue's

City Centre Dublin

Leidy Daniela

P13,983 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 19 - Oct 20

A bar area with wooden bar stools, a counter with a cash register, and various bottles and glasses.

3. Dalys Inn

Donore

Jean-Paul

P7,453 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 19 - Oct 20

An outdoor patio with wicker furniture and hanging flower baskets.

4. Chester Beatty Inn

Ashford

Mary

P15,139 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 27 - Sep 28

A restaurant with multiple dining tables, chairs, and a bar area with shelves of bottles.

5. Silken Thomas

Kildare

Maria

P10,778 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 11 - Oct 12

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Top County Dublin Hotel Reviews

Marlin Hotel Stephens Green

10/10 Excellent

"Location. Walkable. Helpful staff."

Zanzibar Locke

10/10 Excellent

"Accessibility Guest Highly Recommends: I have mobility issues and use a mobility scooter to get around, and Zanzibar Locke Hotel was the best. I reserved the Twin Accessible Room, and it was very spacious, with a bedroom, living room, and kitchen/dining areas, along with an accessible bathroom. I had no issues getting my scooter in and out of the room or navigating with my walker. The bathroom was fully accessible with bars, a shower seat, and all the accessible features you would need. I can easily see it accommodating a wheelchair or other mobility devices. It was perfect for my needs. Also, the common areas of the hotel were easily accessible. We ate in the dining room twice and had coffee in the coffee shop daily. The scooter wasn't an issue. The staff was great to work with. I purchased an inexpensive walker at "Active Living Pharmacy" two blocks north of the hotel, and the hotel staff arranged to donate it to a local charity since I was not going to bring it home. The location couldn't have been better! I was able to scooter all around central Dublin, from Trinity University to St. Patrick's Cathedral, to the Guinness Storehouse, to the Temple Bar Neighborhood. Speaking of Dublin, the only issue I had was that some of the old stores had steps to get into, but usually there was one next door that didn't. I got into every place I wanted to go. It's a very accessible city. Go and have a Guinness at the Palace Bar."

Ashling Hotel Dublin

10/10 Excellent

"Great hotel with a warm atmosphere and very convenient location. Close to tram, buses, and trains. Hotel was clean and the staff were friendly. Only a 10/15 minute walk from the city centre but there’s plenty going on within 5 mins of the hotel too. Recommend the Garrison museum which is almost next door. I am very glad I chose this hotel!"

Point A Dublin Parnell Street

8/10 Good

"The first impression was not good...there were people smoking crack right outside the entrance! And they gave us the worst room in the entire hotel - on the second floor right above the recycle and traah collection in the back alley. It was a very noisy and horrible night. The next day we requested another room. It was fine."

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