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Own Entrance En-Suite Room close to Aviva & RDS
Private en-suite guest room with its own entrance. The en-suite is attached to our home, offering a self-contained space for your comfort and privacy while we live in the main house. Our home is just 4 km south-east of the city centre, easily reached in 13 minutes by DART, a 6-minute walk to the Aviva Stadium, and 10 minutes to the RDS. Sandymount is a charming small village with restaurants, cafes, bars, pharmacies, and a supermarket. The nearby Sandymount Strand is just a 6-minute walk away.

Ossory is a modern and cool one bedroom cottage.x
Inspired by my time living in Paris Ossory is a bijoux townhouse with luxury. Enjoy underfloor heating, books, art or a bath looking up at the stars. Everything in the house has been curated by me and it is filled with love. Also you are only 10minutes to the city centre or 10 minutes to the bike trail which will take you all the way out along the coast to the seaside village of Howth. Or jump on the dart and head out to the southside. Free parking outside the house too. With love Catherine x

Stylish own-door solo suite in best urban village
Private own-door suite - for one guest only! - in a quiet home in Sandymount, one of Dublin's prettiest urban villages - just 4km from the city centre, a 20 minute drive from the airport and a 15 minute walk to the RDS or the Aviva Stadium. You'll find a host of amenities on the doorstep and easy access to the city by bus or train. Enjoy a stroll on Sandymount Strand after a day of sight-seeing, before sampling one of the many great eateries in the village. You'll be spoiled for choice!

The Coach House. Taylor Swift Stayed here!
Resembling a Tuscan Farmhouse this 200 years old coach house is simply irresistible. The building was elegantly restored after lying dormant for decades. Its situated to the rear of a private home and only 10 mins walk from Ranelagh and 15 mins from Ballsbridge. Peaceful and charming you wont want to leave…. Taylor Swift stayed with us while enjoying a low key visit to Dublin. We were delighted to have her at our home and equally thrilled she managed to avoid the attention of the media.

Private secure detached flat.
A self-contained 1 bed apartment adjoining a mature family house. The flat has its own entrance. It is within 200m of Sandymount strand, 100m of Sydney Parade DART station, 10 mins from city centre, 5 mins from RDS & Aviva, Aircoach 701 stops at St Vincents Hospital on Merrion Road. This stop is a 12minute walk to the room. For the tired traveler you'll be right at home in this very quite residential location, that, complemented by black-out blinds will ensure a great night's sleep.

Upstairs Studio - kitchenette & Small bathroom .
This is a studio and it comprises of a room in an old Georgian house with high ceilings. a built in very small private kitchenette and a private built in very small private bathroom. Seven minute walk to Croke Park, 2 minute walk to Drumcondra station. Newly renovated in 2019. Double bed with Royal Coil mattress. Personal safe in room. Smart Locks enable entry with code. USB connectors in sockets. Smart TV with Netflix. Nespresso Machine. Owner lives in another part of the building

Architect's Garden Studio
Architect designed studio with secluded courtyard with private access - minimalist design, serene garden setting - double bedroom with reading nook, shower room & kitchen - located in the garden of a victorian house opposite the National Botanic Gardens in the historic neighourhood of Glasnevin - lots of great restaurants, cafes & traditional pubs nearby - less than 2 miles to the city centre & close to the M50 & Dublin airport - the perfect haven to stay in while exploring Dublin!

Bright Studio in a Handsome Georgian Building
Come and have an authentic experience in one of Dublin's special Georgian apartments, situated on Mountjoy Square, in the heart of Dublin's North Georgian core, and just minutes from O'Connell Street. The large studio faces East and is flooded with light from the three full-length windows overlooking the gardens of Mountjoy Square. Built in 1792 both house and apartment retain all their original features, combined with modern comforts. It is approximately 400 sq. ft, or 38m2.

Comfy apartment near Dublin Airport
Relax at this quiet escape in the Irish countryside, staying a cozy apartment in our recently renovated schoolhouse, dating from 1939. Connected to our house yet entirely private, it has its own entrance, driveway parking, a double bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom, though no separate living room. Perfectly situated for exploring local attractions, and just 20 minutes from Dublin Airport. We recommend a car as public transportation is limited & slow, and taxis can be costly.

Locke Studio at Zanzibar Locke
With an average of 28m² of space, our luxurious Locke Studios have it all (and more). There’s room to relax, with a 150cm x 200cm UK king-size bed and one-of-a-kind, handmade sofa. Space to live, with a fully-equipped kitchen including a dining table, washer/dryer, dishwasher and lots of designer cooking gear. Plus all the Locke perks, including air-conditioning, a super-strong rainfall shower with Kinsey Apothecary toiletries, private Wi-Fi and a Smart HDTV for streaming.

Your Dublin Basecamp!
Your Dublin adventure starts here! This cozy private room has an ensuite bathroom, kitchenette with fridge, induction hob and kettle, and has its own private entrance, placing you in the heart of the action. A short stroll from the Guinness Storehouse, Irish Museum of Modern Art, and Kilmainham Gaol, and steps away from bus stops and the Luas Tram. Yet, you're tucked away in a quiet neighborhood. Enjoy the shared garden space and feel free to chat with us about your trip!
A Large Guest Suite in a Historic Irish Georgian House
Nestled in a historic home dating back to 1774, you'll find a luxurious navy velvet sectional waiting for you to sink into and immerse yourself in a good book. This elegant home boasts intricate mouldings, beautiful panelling, and a stunning carved wooden four-poster bed surrounded by soft sage and floral wallpaper. This magnificent 18th-century historic house has undergone a meticulous restoration, preserving its historic significance and authentic charm.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Dublin?
Dublin has neighborhoods with distinct character—Temple Bar is lively and central, Docklands features modern architecture, and Ballsbridge has tree-lined streets and gardens. Stays in these areas place guests near cultural sites, restaurants, and nightlife.
What are the best things to do in Dublin with kids?
Kids often enjoy exploring Dublin Zoo, interactive science centers, and spacious city parks. Museums with hands-on exhibits and outdoor gardens create engaging family visits.
What are some of the best things to do in Dublin?
Explore Trinity College and its historic library, stroll through St Stephen's Green, and discover Irish history at Kilmainham Gaol. Wandering bustling markets and sampling local food is often suggested.
How is the weather in Dublin?
Dublin has mild, damp winters around 36–47°F (2–8°C) and temperate summers near 52–67°F (11–20°C), with rain possible year-round. Layering and a waterproof jacket are often recommended for changing conditions.
What are the best places to visit in Dublin?
Visit the vibrant Temple Bar area, admire the Book of Kells at Trinity College, and learn local history at Kilmainham Gaol. The National Gallery and Phoenix Park attract many visitors year-round.
What are some hiking trails in Dublin?
Explore forested paths and coastal trails in areas around Dublin, such as Howth Cliff Walk or Dublin Mountains Way. Urban parks like Phoenix Park also have relaxed walking routes amid greenery.
What are some family activities we can do in Dublin?
Families can visit museums with interactive exhibits, explore Dublin Zoo, or picnic in spacious parks like St Stephen's Green. Seasonal events and guided city tours are often enjoyed by groups of all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Dublin?
Many travelers take day trips to the ancient site of Newgrange, explore the scenic Wicklow Mountains, or wander coastal villages around Howth. These locations highlight Ireland’s natural and cultural history.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Dublin?
Pet-friendly stays can often be found across Dublin, especially in neighborhoods near parks like Phoenix Park or coastal areas around Howth. Many hosts share details about amenities for four-legged guests.
What are some local tips for visiting Dublin?
Locals suggest sampling regional dishes, using public transportation to explore neighborhoods, and packing layers for unpredictable weather. Exploring markets and lesser-known galleries often reveals Dublin’s creative side.
What is Dublin known for?
Dublin has a rich literary legacy and is celebrated for Georgian architecture, lively music, and traditional pubs. Its museums and historical sites highlight centuries of Irish culture.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Dublin?
Discover Marsh’s Library, stroll the Iveagh Gardens, or browse art in lesser-known galleries tucked down city lanes. Quiet cafés and vintage shops reveal unique facets of Dublin’s personality.
What are the best foods to try in Dublin?
Irish stew, soda bread, and boxty are frequently suggested for authentic flavors. Seafood chowder and locally rooted cheeses are also enjoyed in Dublin’s restaurants and markets.
What should I bring for a trip to Dublin?
Pack layers, a waterproof jacket, and comfortable walking shoes for city streets and parks. An umbrella and a compact day bag can help you navigate variable weather and explore Dublin’s attractions.
What is the nightlife in Dublin like?
Dublin’s nightlife blends lively pubs, live music venues, and late-hours cafés—Temple Bar draws crowds for traditional and contemporary performances. Modern clubs and relaxed bars can be found in neighborhoods like Harcourt Street.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Dublin?
St Patrick’s Festival brightens Dublin in March, and Bloomsday celebrates literary heritage in June. TradFest features folk and traditional music, while seasonal food and arts festivals attract many visitors.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Dublin?
Family-friendly rentals are available in many Dublin neighborhoods, especially near parks, museums, and popular attractions. Hosts often provide information about amenities suited to groups with children.
When is the best time to visit Dublin?
Late spring to early autumn is frequently suggested for comfortable temperatures, longer daylight, and lively events. Even in cooler months, city museums and cafés create inviting spaces for visitors.
All about Dublin
Known for its warm welcome, Ireland’s capital blends a growing tech scene with old-fashioned pub culture and leafy Georgian squares. For a rapid-fire insight into the city’s history, take a stroll through St. Stephen’s Green to the Little Museum of Dublin. Among the exhibitions, you’ll find a history of one of Ireland’s most famous rock bands as well. Molding the minds of students for centuries, Trinity College is home to cobbled paths, open lawns, and stone-built university buildings. The on-site Book of Kells exhibition’s centrepiece dates back to the ninth century — book ahead or prepare for long queues in peak season. To find out more about the city’s history of brewing and distilling, take a tour of one of multiple world-famous, family-owned operations, then head to a local pub or buzzing bar for a taste. Independent stores abound at the Powerscourt Centre, set in a Georgian townhouse on William Street South.
What are the top things to do in Dublin?
Croke Park
Home to Gaelic football and the world’s fastest field sport in hurling, Croke Park is a huge part of Irish history, sporting life, and culture. Walkable from the city centre, the stadium rises above neighbouring houses and includes an interactive museum where you can try Ireland’s favourite sports for yourself. You can even take a tour around the stadium roof.
Bridges
The River Liffey is a major part of the city, which is why there are so many bridges crossing its path through the centre of town. Each one has its own story, with the ornate metal Ha’penny Bridge being the most famous — don’t worry, the original half-penny fee to cross no longer applies. For a more historic experience, head to Mellows Bridge, which is almost 250 years old.
Howth
From the city centre, hop on the DART north to the picturesque harbour village of Howth. Just half an hour from Dublin, Howth’s fishing community has grown to include several upscale restaurants. City dwellers and visitors alike head here for the excellent fish and seafood, along with the spectacular views from Howth Head.
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- Aviva Stadium
- Croke Park
- Tayto Park
- Guinness Storehouse
- Merrion Square
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- Ballymascanlon House Hotel
- Newgrange
- Glasnevin Cemetery
- Burrow Beach
- Iveagh Gardens
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- Millicent Golf Club
- National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology
- Henry Street
- Wicklow Golf Club
- Sutton Strand
- Royal Curragh Golf Club
- Craddockstown Golf Club
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