4/5* hotels in dublin?

Question

i want to take my bf to dublin for valentines nxt yr, but not sure of the hotels so i thought i'd see what ppl recommend. i want one thats central and not amazingly expensive, but 4 or 5 star. doesnt need to be full board either

Answer 1

I found a gorgeous hotel in Dublin but it may or may not fit your budget. It's $107.00 a night. But it has a digital TV, high speed Internet connection, and other cool features!It also is 4.4 out of 5. Here is a link to it :http://www.hotels.com/property.do?propertyPreference(1)=on&searchID=AC102642-3BEB-5910-D042-267AC2907780&searchMtmPropertySupplierId=&sortBy=RELEVANCE&CIMonth=-1&allPropertyTypesSelected=false&CODay=-1&COMonth=-1&TSRC=1&CIYear=2006&COYear=2006&propertyIdsToCompareString=&destination=48c998e1-f678-4db4-a505-33592852defe%7C86a9628f-9a1f-440b-9deb-61deb04e9801%7CDublin%2C+%2C+IRL%7C1&mtnHotelID=315543&numrooms=1&roomOccupancyString=1%7C%7C2%7C0%7C0&PSRC=B12&usertypedcity=dublin&paging=1&propertyPreference(3)=on&alternateSell=&searchType=&priceRangeKey=1&CIDay=-1

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Answer 2

4/5 star hotels in Dublin, or anywhere in Ireland is not cheap. Anywhere decent for Valentine's Day has to be booked now!! Rooms for Valentines in Ireland go quickly and may have largely gone by now. Difficult to get bargains for Valentines Day due to its popularity.

Having said that, Westbury, 4 Seasons and Burlington are best in Dublin, Westbury being the most romantic.

Best value I know is Markree Castle, Co. Sligo, beautiful castle in beautiful grounds. Now only 2 to 2.5 hours drive from Dublin or 5 trains a day to nearby Collooney from Dublin. Listed as 3 star but the historic highly romantic ricoco styled restaurant with chandaliers, cherubs and candles along with true fine dining is truly 5 star plus. There are some beautiful rooms. Ask for 123, a quaint traditional 4 poster bedroom or 127 a large, dare I say, Victorian style room. Very peaceful, very romantic, and not expensive!

From the link below they can get you a package of two nights of bed and breakfast plus your Valentine dinner for under 200 euros each in room 123 or 127 or just 120 euros each for the other rooms, many very nice. Again, book now as the price will soon zoom and then sell out.

Answer 3

Residing in an extensive bay, Dublin lies between Howth in the north and the headland of Dalkey to the south and the River Liffey separate the city in two making using this town a fascinating town you will have the opportunity with hotelbye to see it. Dublin has given the entire world such distinguished fictional like: Yeats, Beckett, Joyce, Shaw, and Wilde. Dublin was a UNESCO City of Literature this year therefore is surely an exciting town to go to particularly if you wish to visit Bewley's Oriental Café ;.Several might say that Bewley's Oriental Café could be the jewel in the crown. Bewley's Oriental Café is an establishment that was built in 1927.

Answer 4

Isaac's are central. Four friends of mine who have travelled independently all over Europe with three children each enjoyed staying there, they found it reasonable, clean & easy to reach on foot from trains & buses, close to every public transport base, within walking distance of O'Connell Street and in an affordable sector. Great tip from wwfc79 - check everywhere out on TripAdvisor The reviews make you think about what you are looking for. I've read reviews from people who wanted to bring a cat/were allergic to cats. Now how can a proprietor read people's minds if they don't state what they might want? It won't be just like home, but that's why we travel, right?

Answer 5

Merrion - 5 star - central, exspensive, but brilliant, especially if you like french food.
4 Seasons, 5 star - exspensive, a bit out of town, probably the best in dublin.
Morgan/Clarence - 4 star, very central, the area around both is a complete tourist trap so everything around them is exspensive...

Answer 6

The Royal Dublin or The Gresham both are on O'Connell Street. Or look at www.visitdublin.com
Its a great website full of things to see ,do and eat!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Have a great time Dublin's my favourite city!!!!!

Answer 7

Dublin is a great place - try these ...
The Clarence (my fave) - fantastic food, decor - owned by U2, in the heart of dublins social area - its amazing - if you cant afford to stay there do go for afternoon tea at least ...
http://www.theclarence.ie/luxury_accommodation
also ..
morgan
Merrion
Enjoy!

Answer 8

4 or 5 star means expensive.
I would agree with Katie, the Morgan is a nice hotel.
Or the Morrisson.

Answer 9

Try www.priceline.co.uk it has loads of hotels from everywhere you can think of. It real easy to use with star rating and prices for each type of room. Hope it helps.

Answer 10

Pembroke Townhouse would be a perfect choice:
http://www.pembroketownhouse.ie/index.html

Happy Valentine's Day!