Dublin Bed and Breakfast, Cheap Hotel and Guest House Accommodation

A city which has historically been the dramatic focal point for colonial ambitions first of the Vikings, then the Normans and over many centuries, the English, Dublin finally became the capital city of the Republic of Ireland in 1947.

Many of its most important buildings had survived World War II due to the country’s policy of neutrality, and it entered this new period in a state of nationalistic fervour, proud of its heritage and its independence after decades of fierce struggles for and against Home Rule.

National Botantic Gardens

Few could have predicted its emergence half a century later, though, as one of Europe’s fastest growing cities, with its economic success story borne out by the plethora of sophisticted venues newly opened: restaurants, clubs, galleries and hotels, which have added to the already fascinating collection of local landmarks and allow the visitor to choose between glimpses of history and nostalgia or stylish, contemporary cultural attractions.

Most recently it has attempted to shed its image as ‘stag night capital’, though its popularity simply bears testament to the wonderful night life centered around the booming and attractive Temple Bar area which every visitor should sample. Talking of sampling try the Guiness Storehouse and Jamesons Distillery and enjoy.

The city is divided by the river Liffey into the ‘southside’, traditionally more elegant and middle-class, and the north, although both areas have much to offer in the way of sights and varied accommodation.

Map of Dublin Area

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• The Temple Bar— Between Dame Street and the Liffey, this area is the result of a massive investment in urban regeneration, which has created Dublins cultural heart and social hub within a quaint maze of cobblestone streets. Location of the Irish Film Centre.
• The Medieval Town Centre— Remarkable monuments abound: Dublin Castle, the City Hall, and the cathedrals of St Patrick and Christchurch.
• Trinity College— With a long list of eminent alumni including the literary giants Samuel Beckett and Oscar Wilde, Trinity was founded by Elizabeth I and remains one of Europes great universities as well as home to the famous Book of Kells.
• Georgian Dublin— A tour in the footsteps of Oscar Wilde, W.B. Yeats and Daniel OConnell should include the elegant suburbs and beautiful gardens and squares of Georgian Dublin, such as Merrion Square and Fitzwilliam Square.
• Grafton Street— A shoppers paradise on the edge of St Stephens Green, and close to the National Gallery, National Museum and Leinster House.
• Liberties— Brick Lane and Francis Street offer fantastic browsing for antique shop fans, with further hidden treasures in store at Dublins largest indoor market, Mother Redcaps Market.
• Kilmainham— Three big attractions over in the west: the notorious Kilmainham Gaol, the Irish Museum of Modern Art and the Guiness Storehouse.
• Drumcondra— Visit here the impressive Botanic Gardens with their splendid glasshouses and a pleasant river walk, or take a stroll through the Glasnevin Cemetery where the names of Daniel OConnell and Michael Collins are set in stone.
• Ballsbridge— Also known as the Embassy District, this suburb has excellent transport links as well as some of Dublins most exclusive accommodation, often with conference facilities.
• Coastal towns— Worth considering as a base when exploring the city. A round of golf may be in order at the exclusive Royal Dublin course on Bull Island, or magnificent cliff walks to Howth Head for great views of the city.
• Dun Laoghaire— South of the Liffey, get starstruck at the haunts of the Irish elite in the village of Dalkey and Killiney Bay.

Dublin Bed and Breakfast, Cheap Hotel and Guest House Accommodation

Bed and Breakfast Hotel Accommodation Summaries

	Glenogra Guesthouse 64 Merrion Road Ballsbridge  Dublin   Rooms From: EUR 59.50. Glenogra House is a 4 star Edwardian guesthouse situated in Ballsbridge, 10 minutes from Dublin City Centre, opposite the R.D.S. Exhibition Centre and Four Seasons Hotel. Glenogra House is close to Sandymount DART station, bus routes and the Air Coach. [ Link to Website | Send E-Mail ]
	Abberley House B&B 19 Upr. St. Columbas Road Drumcondra, Dublin 9  Dublin   Rooms From: EUR 25.00. Beautiful Victorian Townhouse b&b located in Quiet Residential area only 5 1 Mile from O Connell(City Centre), 6 miles from Airport and 10 mins walk to Croke Park, 5% disc available midweek. All rooms with ensuite, tv, video, Hairdryer, Tea & coffee,... [ Link to Website | Send E-Mail ]
	Ferryview Guesthouse 96 Clontarf Road Clontarf  Dublin   Rooms From: EUR 35.00. Ferryview is family run (3*)& 3km from city centre, with fabulous views of Dublin bay & mountains, on a frequent bus route. Free parking & Wi-Fi in lounge. Numerous fantastic restaurants nearby together with a 3 mile beach for romantic strolls in the surf... [ Link to Website | Send E-Mail ]
	Flyover Bed and Breakfast Dublin 223 swords road santry  Dublin   Rooms From: EUR 70.00. Each guest can expect a warm and friendly atmosphere in comfortable surroundings with a beautiful decor. All rooms whether for families, couples, groups or single persons are ensuite and with TV. ... [ Link to Website | Send E-Mail ]
	Cloghranguesthouse swords road cloghran north county dublin  Dublin   Rooms From: EUR 35.00. Located within walking distance of Dublin Airport. On main bus route to city centre - approx 10 km Close to the towns of Swords and scenic village of Malahide and very easy access to M1 motorway and North of Ireland. Close to M50 motorway... [ Link to Website | Send E-Mail ]
	Anchor Guesthouse 49 Lower Gardiner Street Dublin D1 Dublin   Rooms From: EUR 60.00. The Anchor Guesthouse Is A 3-Star, 4-Storey, Georgian Town House In The Heart Of Dublin City, With En Suite Rooms And Free Wi-Fi. Anchor Guesthouse Has Easy Access To Dublin Airport And Dublin Ferry Port. [ Secure Online Booking ]

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