Hotels in dublin.... Can anyone help me.....???

Question

I'm going to Dublin for the weekend on the 17th Aug I'm trying to book a hotel but cant find one without paying £100 + per night for a 3 star hotel.... this is mad mad mad can you help...????

Answer 1

You should get it a little cheaper. Mespil Hotel or Mc Eniff Canal Hotel are good 3 star budget hotels. Go onto the following site and go to Special offers.

www.visitdublin.ie

Hope this helps.

Answer 2

Try Bewleys Hotels, Jurys Inn, Mount Herbert Hotel etc. Very good website that i use all the time when booking hotels is www.octopustravel.com Prices are all inclusive and it should give u loads of hotels in Dublin, good luck :) And hope u enjoy Ireland!

Answer 3

It's a 3-star hotel in Dublin in the middle of the summer, what do you expect?

Have you tried www.hostelworld.com?

You might be as well to go the 2 or 1 star route, or even Bed & Breakfast (although some of them can charge quite a lot), or try the hostels.

Answer 4

Try Bewelys Hotel in Ballsbridge or Leopardstown.  If you prefer to be more central either Jury's Inn Christchurch or Pearse Street.

http://www.bewleyshotels.com/

Answer 5

try the aston hotel- clean, relatively cheap, in temple bar but NOT loud...the staff is excellent. they have good specials, too....it's right on aston quay by the oconnell bridge. i stay there whenever i'm in dublin. if not, try the blooms hotel, jurys at christchurch, or..whoever said hostelworld.com- they find good hotels/hostels for cheap and that is a dependable website. but the aston is a nice little oasis.

the temple bar hotel does last minute deals if you want to gamble- my best friend and i stayed there once for...maybe 60 euro (it was in may, though...) for a BEAUTIFUL triple room..very nice. i DID find that it was louder than the aston, though.

best of luck!

Answer 6

Try Quaity Hotel, Sir John Rogerson Quay. I'm going there this weekend. Cost £68 for 1 night. Don't think you get breakfast tho.

Answer 7

check out ryan air. they have a section for hotels and they are usually not too badly priced..but staying in dublin centre will always be expensive! and bring loads of cash...drink is so expensive! 10 euro for 2 drinks usually!

Answer 8

woould for consider staying in a hostel??  When I went to Dublin I stayed in one called Jacob's Inn.  It was real nice

Answer 9

Have you tried surrounding areas.  Swords for example might be less costly since it is not right in city centre.