Happenin’ rooftop bar/resto rocks amazing Ranelagh views. Ground floor cocktail bar is where it’s at. Everyone in there says so.

Location, location, location: set along the Grand Canal & smack dab in the city’s heart.

Whatever time you stumble in, the 24-hour front desk serves up service with a smile.

Cozy rooms and modern decor in a stunning, 19th-century school-turned-hotel.

Well-placed home base a 10-min jaunt from Heuston Station, and short stroll to Trinity College.

Fab restored Georgian gem overlooking the gardens (hence the name). Make it a point to stroll over there later.

In the thick of the Temple Bar action, so the party only stops when you say so.

Location near the trendy Temple Bar area and opposite Christ Church Cathedral covers the full gamut of cultural experiences.

Stylish rooms are equipped with flat-screens, free WiFi, power shower and a choice of pillows.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

Classic marble lobby sets the tone – columns, high ceilings and all. You’ll sense the family-owned Irish hospitality the second you step inside.

Just ‘round the corner from buzzing O’Connell St.

Supersocial hostel scene with live events.

Perched on two lush acres in swanky Ballsbridge, with a world-class spa, plus sauna and heated pool. (We like this place already.)

Peaceful locale tucked just outside the buzz of the city centre features lush grounds and an 18-hole golf course.

Lace up – the city centre is only a 20-min walk away.

3Arena, the train station & the stroll-worthy District Docklands are all within walking distance(!).

Sitting right at the edge of the spacious green acres of Herbert Park.

It’s a 12th-century castle. You get to sleep in a castle!

Beautifully restored 18th-century manor on a sprawling estate. We may just spend the whole time strolling and Instagramming the grounds.

Contemporary style makes the spacious rooms all the more comfortable.

An uber-welcoming staff and high-tech interactive screens filled with activities and shuttle schedules.

Lovely home built by Sir William and Lady Jane Wilde back in 1870(!), and inherited by their son, Oscar in 1876.