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Top-rated vacation rentals in Dublin

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Private room in Smithfield
Superb Location Private Room In Dublin 8 R3
This superb newly renovated apartment offers easy access to everything Dublin has to offer. The room is located on the first floor of a 6-bedroom building along the river Liffey. There is a shared kitchen and communal space with a large balcony that can be used by the guests! It is the perfect place to make new friends and explore the city. Upon arrival the guest will be checked into their private room and given a laminated page with directions and recommendations to all Dublin has to offer.
$106 per night
SUPERHOST
Rental unit in Portobello
Comfy nest in Portobello
This is a small studio located on a quite street on Portobello district and a walking distance from the city. You'll be please as is giving a fuling of comfort,warmth & relaxation. The perfect location will enable you to do most of the thing in walking distance . Kitchen -hob&oven -microwave -toaster -kettle -cutlery&pans Check in and check out can be flexible depends on the bookings.Please tell me the expecting check-in and check-out time when you send me a enquiry.
$111 per night
SUPERHOST
Private room in Dublin 7
Probably the best room in Dublin :) + free coffee!
Super-room from super-hosts - newly furnished in contemporary English style + as much coffee as you can drink!! Free high speed (300Mbit) unlimited internet access, books available in English, German and Polish! Close to the center! Close to the airport! Close to Phoenix Park (and other local parks!)! What else would you need? :)) Just click, book & enjoy!
$100 per night

Stay near Dublin's top sights

Temple Bar529 locals recommend
Guinness Storehouse950 locals recommend
Phoenix Park1,242 locals recommend
Dundrum Town Centre143 locals recommend
Croke Park302 locals recommend
Dublin Castle403 locals recommend

Apartment rentals in Dublin

Rental unit in Temple Bar
Apt #3 - Unbeatable City Centre location!
$165 per night
SUPERHOST
Private room in Kilmainham
Lovely 1 bedroom Dublin 8
$75 per night
Private room in Temple Bar
single bedroom in center apt
$100 per night
SUPERHOST
Private room in Temple Bar
Private room in a shared flat with Maurine’s fam
$112 per night

Home rentals in Dublin

Private room in North Inner City
City Modern Private En-suite Double Room
$118 per night
SUPERHOST
Private room in North Inner City
Central Dublin Comfy Victorian Charm
$88 per night
Private room in Stoneybatter
Cosy room in Dublin City centre
$111 per night
Private room in North Inner City
City Modern Family Private En-suite
$129 per night

Your guide to Dublin

All About Dublin

Sitting midway down the east coast of the Republic of Ireland, Dublin is a buzzing port city bisected by the River Liffey. You can cross the chilly waters via more than 20 bridges, from the ultramodern Samuel Beckett Bridge in the east to the wide stone arches of O’Connell Bridge right in the heart of the capital. The city is a lively blend of cutting-edge tech companies, offbeat small businesses, and centuries-old pubs where you’ll find traditional fiddle playing and pints of ink-black stout.

Temple Bar is a maze of pubs and bars that gets especially lively during the city’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in mid-March, while the narrow streets around the main shopping thoroughfare of Grafton Street are home to vegan cafes, delis piled high with locally made treats, and studios showcasing new twists on heritage crafts.

Pockets of green space are framed by grand Georgian townhouses, from Mountjoy Square north of the river to Fitzwilliam Square near St. Stephen’s Green. The National Museum of Ireland tells the story of Dublin through Viking artifacts, minerals, and ceramics at sites across the city, and you can learn about hurling — Ireland’s ancient pastime and the fastest sport on grass — at the GAA Museum before trying it for yourself in over 1,500 acres of Phoenix Park to the west of the city.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Dublin

Dublin has four mild seasons, and you can expect rain any time of year. Winter can get chilly, spring and autumn are comfortable, and summer is pleasantly warm. The closer to the coast you get, the windier it will also be. If you’re visiting in spring, take a trip outside the city and look for the purple and yellow wildflowers at the iconic Cliffs of Moher. Make your way through one of Dublin’s green spaces, like Phoenix Park, as trees shed their leaves in the fall months. During the summer, experience one of Dublin’s 12 castles and relax in their lush gardens. And in the cold winter months, you can warm up at a whiskey distillery by day and visit Dublin’s holiday market stalls at night. While planning your trip, consider what kind of vacation rentals Dublin offers and what you might like best.


Top things to do in Dublin

Little Museum of Dublin

Learn about Dublin’s compelling history and culture at the Little Museum of Dublin, where exhibits including a US presidential lectern and a whole floor dedicated to one of the capital’s most famous musical exports tell the city’s story from this 17th-century, narrow townhouse. You can also sign up for a brief, guided tour or explore the museum at your own pace. St. Stephen’s Green park is a perfect spot for a post-museum rest just two minutes down the street.

Howth

Take Dublin’s high-speed train less than an hour to the coastal village Howth. Start at the Howth Head lookout point. Admire the dramatic, grass-covered cliffs overlooking the Dublin Bay, and come prepared with a rain jacket. From here, you can follow the marked path up to the Howth Summit for more sweeping views. Howth’s castle dates back more than 800 years and features over 200 species of rhododendron in its gardens.

Trinity College

Peruse rows of staggering bookshelves at the Library of Trinity College in Dublin. Head to the library’s long room for the most impressive view. This dome-shaped building is full of floor-to-ceiling books, and it’s more than 300 years old. After the library, you can relax and people-watch at the pristine Trinity College Botanical Gardens.

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