Where to stay is often a major problem for most tourists visiting another country. Ireland is not an exception. However, if it is Dublin you are visiting, you will find a number of options. Choosing the best place to stay can be a little tricky. These options include first-rate old castle hotels, back alley hostels, apartments, the popular Bed & Breakfast, and many others. Of course, it depends largely on your budget. If budget is not a problem, then you may want to try Dublin's most luxurious top-notch hotels.
The Gresham Hotel: Located on beautiful O'Connell Street, the Gresham Hotel is a four-star just a stone's throw from the River Liffey, the internationally notorious Temple Bar, and most of the shopping districts of the city. The overall design of the hotel is a healthy mixture of traditional Gresham and contemporary 21st century. It houses 288 suites and bedrooms, all equipped with interactive TV, wireless Internet access, and a multi-storey car park.
The Fitzwilliam Hotel: Designed by Sir Terence Conran, The Fitzwilliam Hotel promises an unforgettable stay to tourists. Aside from its contemporary style and excellent service, what costumers adore most is internationally known Chef Kevin Thornton's Michelin Star Restaurant.
Radisson SAS St. Helen's Hotel: Arguably the most famous hotel in the Irish capital, Radisson SAS St. Helen's Hotel is one of the finest and most luxurious in Ireland. It used to be a set of the country's most important houses. They have been renovated and restored to become the five-star luxury hotel that it is now. Located 16 kilometers from the Dublin International Airport, it is surrounded by beautiful gardens and woodlands overlooking Dublin Bay. It offers 151 luxurious suites and rooms.
If you are sure that you want to check in a hotel always remember that aside from budget, room size should also be considered. In Dublin, the older or more traditional the hotel is, the smaller rooms it contains.
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