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	Mercer Court (Campus Accommodation), Dublin ~ (65 EUR) Lower Mercer Street Dublin - Hotels in Dublin Mercer Court is located right in the heart of the city centre, next to Dublin's most fashionable shopping districts. We are ideally located close to Grafton Street and St. Stephen's Green. You will be within walking distance of Dublin Castle, Trinity College, the National Museum of Ireland and a vast selection of restaurants, theatres and bars. The Mercer Court boasts 3 and 4 bedrooms apartments, which can be booked for the week.
	Maple Hotel, Dublin ~ (55 EUR) 74 Lower Gardiner Street Dublin - Hotels in Dublin This is a wonderful 2-star hotel housed within 2 Georgian buildings in the city centre; a merging of the Othello Guesthouse and Maples Hotel to offer almost 40 rooms. The refurbished reception area has been styled to combine old and new seamlessly with cool black marble and high Georgian ceilings. The reception team will extend its welcome to you and will be happy to help with any questions you may have in relation to the city. They can book taxis, wake-up calls or even tours. They can also offer information on attractions or tours. All rooms are en suite with hot beverage facilities and the listed amenities. We have single, double, twin and family rooms available to suit individual travellers or those staying with children. Cots can also be supplied on request. All of our rates include a full Irish breakfast, which will set you up for the day.
	Jackson Court Hotel, Dublin ~ (69 EUR) 29/30 Harcourt Street Dublin - Hotels in Dublin This is a small but lively hotel located in Dublin City Centre just 5 minutes walk from Stephens Green & Grafton Street. Our ensuite rooms have been tastefully decorated to appeal to all our guests. Copperface Jacks, one of Dublins busiest nightclubs is attached to the Hotel. This opens 7 nights a week and is free to residents. Please be aware there may be noise in some rooms from the nightclub late at night. For the ultimate stay our new Superior Doubles are recommended.
	Dergvale Hotel, Dublin ~ (60 EUR) 4, Gardiner Place Dublin - Hotels in Dublin The Degvale Hotel is a family run 2-star hotel with an excellent location in Dublin city centre, a perfect base from which to explore all the attractions on offer. Nearby points of interest include O'Connell Street, Temple Bar, Trinity College, Dublin Castle, Guinness Storehouse, Grafton Street and Henry Street for shopping, theatres, museums and restaurants. The Dergvale Hotel is under to the personal supervision of the Nolan Family, who are on hand to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. Whether your stay in Dublin is for business or pleasure, the Dergvale Hotel is a fine choice of accommodation.
	Camden Deluxe Hotel, Dublin ~ (60 EUR) 84/87 Lower Camden Street Dublin - Hotels in Dublin This stylish hotel is a renovation of a listed building, the old Theatre De Luxe from which it takes its name. The beautiful vaulted ceiling and lavish decoration have also been restored to their former glory. The 35 en suite rooms are furnished with simplicity and sophistication. Situated one block west of St. Stephen's Green, it is very centrally located.
	Bridge House, Dublin ~ (59 EUR) 24 - 25 Parliament Street, Temple Bar Dublin - Hotels in Dublin Located in the heart of vibrant Temple Bar - Dublin's cultural quarter. The Bridge House is a clean, comfortable family run guest house. It is housed in two Georgian townhouses, and was totally refurbished in 1999. It offers a series of accommodation layouts at great prices, and is ideal for couples, families and groups visiting Dublin. Each of the 21 comfortable en suite rooms come complete with remote control colour televisions and direct dial telephones. Being a listed building however, it was not possible to install an elevator, and may not be suitable for those who find climbing stairs difficult. The Bridge House is located in fashionable Temple Bar with its fine selection of bars, restaurants and visitor attractions, and is under five minutes walk from Grafton Street with its exclusive shops and clubs. Located within ten minutes walk of the hotel are the Guinness Hop Store, Ceól - The Irish Music Experience, The National Gallery, Government Buildings, The Natural History Museum, O'Connell Street - Dublin's main street and many other visitor attractions besides. Also, Dublin's main business districts are all located within ten minutes walk of the guest house.
	Abbott Lodge Guesthouse, Dublin ~ (65 EUR) 87/88 Lower Gardiner street Dublin - Hotels in Dublin Ideally located in the centre of Dublin, near to the main train station and just off O' Connell Street, about a 10 minute walk from Temple Bar and Trinity College. This small and friendly hotel aims to offer you the perfect combination of comfort and value for money, while its good location makes it the ideal base from which to explore the city’s many attractions. All the rooms at Abbott Lodge Guesthouse have recently had a complete upgrade and they all feature an en suite bathroom as well as a colour television and tea/coffee making facilities. A home cooked full Irish breakfast is also included as part of your stay. So whether you are in Dublin on business or on a leisure break, the Abbott Lodge Guesthouse has the all the ingredients to make your trip a successful one.
	Abbey Hotel, Dublin ~ (79 EUR) 52 Middle Abbey Street Dublin - Hotels in Dublin Located in the City centre just minutes walk from Temple Bar, the Abbey has earned a reputation for combining small hotel charm with large hotel standards.Each of our ensuite bedrooms are tastefully decorated to provide you with the standard of comfort you would expect from a modern hotel. Designed on three levels, Abbey bar provides a stylish atmosphere for our guests.With a late night bar and live entertainment a good time is guaranteed.Our bar menu offers a wide choice of mouthwatering dishes.
	Celtic Lodge Guesthouse, Dublin ~ (95 EUR) 81 - 82 Talbot Street Dublin - Hotels in Dublin Celtic Lodge Guesthouse & Bar is located in the city centre close to bus, train and Luas (Tram) services. Celtic Lodge Guesthouse & Bar is 25 mins form Dublin Airport and is within walking distance to Temple Bar and all amenities.We have 29 Guest bedrooms all ensuite with tea & coffee facilities in each room. We have irish Music 7 nights a week in the our bar.
	Trinity College (Campus Accommodation), Dublin ~ (59.95 EUR) Nassau Street Dublin - Hotels in Dublin Trinity College, Dublin, is one of the oldest universities in the British Isles, and the oldest in Ireland. Founded in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth 1st, the College is in an enviable position in the very heart of Ireland's capital. During the summer vacation between the middle of June and the end of September the College opens up its 800 residential rooms on the historic city centre campus for visitors. The accommodation available within the campus reflects the various architectural periods during which the College has been in existence. The rooms range from older traditional student style accommodation in buildings of character, right up to modern buildings where the rooms have private bathroom facilities. The varying styles of accommodation ensure that there is something suitable for all tastes and budgets. The truly unique location ensures that Trinity is an ideal place to base yourself when you visit Dublin city. One of the leading visitor attractions, the Book of Kells is housed on the campus, and Trinity itself is within walking distance of shops, other major visitor attractions, theatres, cinemas, museums and libraries. Standing on a self contained site, the College itself covers some 35 acres of cobbled squares and green spaces surrounded by buildings which represent the accumulated architectural riches of nearly three centuries. Some of the most famous people in Irish history were educated at Trinity; writers like Dean Swift and Samuel Beckett; scientists like Rowan Hamilton the mathematician,and E.T.S. Walton, who won the Nobel Prize for his work on the atom. Other graduates include Ireland's first president Douglas Hyde, and, more recently, Mary Robinson, the first female president of the country.