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Aspect Hotel Dublin Park West
Park West Business Campus, Dublin, Ireland
Show on map4.8 mi from city centre, Dublin, Ireland
Aspect Hotel Park West provides comfortable 3-star accommodation in Dublin. It also offers a 24-hour reception, meeting rooms and a concierge.
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Butlers Townhouse
44 Lansdowne Road, Dublin, Ireland
Show on map1.4 mi from city centre, Dublin, Ireland
Butlers Townhouse offers unique accommodation in Dublin and is within a 20-minute walk of Sandymount Railway Station. Those staying at the property can also enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi access throughout their stay.
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Aloft Dublin City
1 Mill Street, The Liberties, Dublin, Ireland
Show on map0.8 mi from city centre, Dublin, Ireland
Strategically located in the centre of the city, this 4-star hotel makes for an ideal base in Dublin. It is located a short stroll from St Patrick's Cathedral and Vicar Street.
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Clontarf Castle Hotel
1 Castle Ave, Dublin, Ireland
Show on map2.6 mi from city centre, Dublin, Ireland
Situated in Dublin, this 4-star property is trendy and modern. It also offers an express check-in and check-out feature, 24-hour room service and a free shuttle service.
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Hotel Riu Plaza The Gresham Dublin
23 Upper O Connell Street, Dublin, Ireland
Show on map0.5 mi from city centre, Dublin, Ireland
Situated in the heart of the city, Riu Plaza The Gresham Dublin offers easy access to Dublin's main retail areas and tourist attractions. It is situated a short walk from Mountjoy Square, O'Connell Street and the Abbey Theatre.
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Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Dublin
8 Golden Ln, Dublin, Ireland, Dublin, Ireland
Show on map0.4 mi from city centre, Dublin, Ireland
Centrally located, Radisson BLU Royal Hotel Dublin allows for easy access to Dublin's main tourist and retail hot spots. It also offers a rooftop terrace, a sauna and a ballroom.
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The Marker Hotel - A Leading Hotel Of The World
Grand Canal Square, Docklands,2, Dublin, Ireland
Show on map0.9 mi from city centre, Dublin, Ireland
The Marker Hotel boasts an infinity pool and superior 5-star accommodation in Dublin. There is also a gym with an infinity pool.
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Crowne Plaza Dublin - Blanchardstown
Blanchardstown Centre, Dublin, Ireland
Show on map6.4 mi from city centre, Dublin, Ireland
Crowne Plaza Dublin Blanchardstown provides modern 4-star accommodation in Dublin. It features a gym, as well as a sauna, a beauty centre and an executive floor.
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Smithfield Square Dublin 7, Ireland, Dublin, Ireland
Show on map0.7 mi from city centre,
Conveniently located, Generator Dublin allows for easy access to Dublin's best hot spots. Guests can also enjoy free internet throughout the property.
£23
Avg. per night
Kinlay House Hostel
2/12 Lord Edward Street, Dublin, Ireland
Show on map0.4 mi from city centre,
Featuring an on-site bar, this central Dublin hostel is located just a short walk from St Patrick's Cathedral and Temple Bar. It is moments from Christ Church Cathedral, restaurants and nightlife options.
£28
Avg. per night
Gardiner House Hostel
76 Upper Gardiner Street, Dublin, Ireland
Show on map0.9 mi from city centre,
Gardiner House is located in the heart of Dublin, and has free Wi-Fi. It is close to Mountjoy Square, eateries and shops.
£29
Avg. per night
Aparto Dorset Point City Centre Campus Accommodation
107 Dorset Street Upper, Dublin, Ireland
Show on map0.8 mi from city centre,
Strategically located in the heart of the city, this 4-star hostel makes for an ideal base in Dublin. It is ideally positioned for those wishing to discover the area's attractions.
£31
Avg. per night
Jacobs Inn Hostel
21-28 Talbot Place, Dublin, Ireland
Show on map0.6 mi from city centre,
Located in Dublin's city centre, this modern hostel offers comfortable rooms with free Wi-Fi. It also provides a roof terrace with city views.
£32
Avg. per night
Isaacs Hostel
2-5 Frenchmans Lane, Dublin, Ireland
Show on map0.5 mi from city centre,
Set in the heart of the city, Isaacs Hostel provides easy access to Dublin's main sightseeing and retail areas. It also offers a sauna, a 24-hour reception and a concierge.
£42
Avg. per night
Louis Fitzgerald Hotel
Newland's Cross, Exit 1A Naas Road, Dublin 22, Dublin, Ireland
Show on map5.5 mi from city centre,
Louis Fitzgerald Hotel is situated in Dublin and provides recently renovated rooms and free wireless internet. It also offers free public parking on site and is a 10-minute drive from Citywest.
£99
Avg. per night
Red Cow Moran Hotel
Red Cow Complex, Naas Road,0, Dublin, Ireland
Show on map4.6 mi from city centre,
Red Cow Moran Hotel provides modern 4-star accommodation in Dublin. Rooms are air conditioned and a wireless internet connection is included free of charge.
£102
Avg. per night
Hotel prices near Dublin Airport
2 stars and under
No. 2 most popular
Generator Dublin
Smithfield Square Dublin 7, Ireland, Dublin, Ireland
£23
Avg. per night
3 stars
No. 1 most popular
Arlington Hotel O'Connell Bridge
23-25 Bachelors Walk, Dublin, Ireland
£132
Avg. per night
No. 2 most popular
Holiday Inn Express Dublin Airport
Northwood Park, Dublin, Ireland
£333
Avg. per night
Best value
Harding Hotel
Copper Alley, Fishamble Street Christchurch Dublin 2, Dublin, Ireland
£92
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4 stars +
No. 1 most popular
The Shelbourne, Autograph Collection
27 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin, Ireland
£426
Avg. per night
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About Dublin Airport
There are many shops, bars and restaurants inside the terminal buildings to enjoy. Browse traditional Irish souvenirs or enjoy some tasty local cuisine in one of the many airport establishments. Travellers wishing to discover Ireland outside the airport should head to Malahide Castle, 7 kilometres away. Set in 23 acres, the castle and grounds are located on the edge of the picturesque seaside town of Malahide. The castle dates to the 12th century and is one of the oldest castles in Ireland. It has a rich history, and with beautiful Medieval architecture and exquisite grounds, it is a vision not to be missed. The ornamental gardens are beautifully landscaped and a pleasure to stroll through, alternatively, explore the visitor centre and discover more about the heritage of this area. Sports fans will enjoy a visit to Croke Park, as it’s Ireland’s premier concert venue and home to many International sporting events. Take an all access stadium tour and walk in the footsteps of legends before emerging onto the pitch from the player’s tunnel, imagining the sounds of a roaring crowd. Another wonderful way to discover the villages and towns of the Dublin coastline is via a Dublin Bay Cruise. With views of stunning landscapes, lush mountains and lighthouses, visitors can sail from Dun Laoghaire and Howth enjoying the scenery and perhaps a glass of Guinness along the way.
There are many transportation options available from Dublin Airport. The Airlink Express Bus takes visitors to Dublin City Centre. There are also public bus services accessible to the city centre, and the 24-hour Air Coach stops at key locations throughout Dublin. Car rentals are available from the terminal buildings, and visitors planning to tour Ireland will find this a great option. Taxi services are accessible both to and from Dublin at fixed rates.
Irish Airline Aer Lingus was established in 1936 and began to operate from a military aerodrome south of Dublin. It was decided in 1937 that a new airfield would be built and by the end of 1939, the surface, internal road structure and power supplies had been completed. The first inaugural flight took place in early 1940 from Dublin to Liverpool. Today, many airlines utilise the airport, the destination being a gateway to Ireland’s capital city, the east coast and historic focal point of the country.
Dublin Airport travel FAQs
Dublin Airport is the main air transportation hub of the Republic of Ireland and is located 13 kilometres from the city centre. Over 25 million passengers pass through the doors of the airport each year, many arriving from long haul destinations. The country’s flagship air carrier Aer Lingus and low-cost airline Ryanair both have their headquarters at Dublin Airport.
There are many shops, bars and restaurants inside the terminal buildings to enjoy. Browse traditional Irish souvenirs or enjoy some tasty local cuisine in one of the many airport establishments. Travellers wishing to discover Ireland outside the airport should head to Malahide Castle, 7 kilometres away. Set in 23 acres, the castle and grounds are located on the edge of the picturesque seaside town of Malahide. The castle dates to the 12th century and is one of the oldest castles in Ireland. It has a rich history, and with beautiful Medieval architecture and exquisite grounds, it is a vision not to be missed. The ornamental gardens are beautifully landscaped and a pleasure to stroll through, alternatively, explore the visitor centre and discover more about the heritage of this area. Sports fans will enjoy a visit to Croke Park, as it’s Ireland’s premier concert venue and home to many International sporting events. Take an all access stadium tour and walk in the footsteps of legends before emerging onto the pitch from the player’s tunnel, imagining the sounds of a roaring crowd. Another wonderful way to discover the villages and towns of the Dublin coastline is via a Dublin Bay Cruise. With views of stunning landscapes, lush mountains and lighthouses, visitors can sail from Dun Laoghaire and Howth enjoying the scenery and perhaps a glass of Guinness along the way.
There are many transportation options available from Dublin Airport. The Airlink Express Bus takes visitors to Dublin City Centre. There are also public bus services accessible to the city centre, and the 24-hour Air Coach stops at key locations throughout Dublin. Car rentals are available from the terminal buildings, and visitors planning to tour Ireland will find this a great option. Taxi services are accessible both to and from Dublin at fixed rates.
Irish Airline Aer Lingus was established in 1936 and began to operate from a military aerodrome south of Dublin. It was decided in 1937 that a new airfield would be built and by the end of 1939, the surface, internal road structure and power supplies had been completed. The first inaugural flight took place in early 1940 from Dublin to Liverpool. Today, many airlines utilise the airport, the destination being a gateway to Ireland’s capital city, the east coast and historic focal point of the country.
What are the best hotels near Dublin Airport?
Louis Fitzgerald Hotel (8.0/10 from 2,716 reviews), Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport (8.4/10 from 12,251 reviews), and Radisson Blu St. Helen's Hotel, Dublin (8.1/10 from 2,723 reviews) are all highly-rated places to stay near Dublin Airport.