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

Just off the M50, 20 min from both the airport and city centre. (Bonus: free parking!)

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

Perfectly situated for easy access to the city's fave shops, restaurants and sights.

Prime Temple Bar setting with shops, eats & sights at your fingertips. Unwind with local fare & a pint (or two) at the onsite gastropub after sightseeing.

Located in Dublin's City Centre. Iveagh Gardens, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin Castle – beauty and history every way you turn.

Perfectly situated within strolling distance of shops, restaurants & must-see sights.

Chic modern digs in the heart of Smithfield. Retreat to your cool comfy rooms or explore the city. Either way you're okay.

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

Understated modern luxury with a stunner of a restaurant. (Do try!)

Sophisticated details like wood paneling give you that Old World feel.

Free WiFi’s a perk everyone can appreciate.

Onsite brewery(!) with 33 craft beers on tap & 30+ whiskies avail; max the experience by grabbing a seat on the patio (hello, Nat'l Concert Hall views).

Just a 20-min drive from the heart of the city centre.

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

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

Bold, bright and bursting with energy.

Stunner of a landmark building outside. Sleek and stylish inside. Map out your plan for the day over breakfast.

Bright rooms boast a soft take on modern style. Sweet dreams, here we come.

Contemporary style makes the spacious rooms all the more comfortable.

Meticulously restored stone hideaway along the Grand Canal, ideal for anytime strolls. (But first, free hot breakfast.)

Need free WiFi? You got it.

One of the onsites is named Castle Vaults for obvious reasons. Arches and original stone walls make for one big ambience-fest.

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.