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$357
on Booking.comSophisticated city hotel ideally located in the heart of Dublin right off of bustling Grafton Street with its myriad shops and restaurants. — Hideaway Report
$258
on Booking.comThanks to management's adept style and the meticulous staff, this hotel comes off as a cozier version of the Four Seasons. — Star Service
$322
on Booking.comA handsome, friendly spot: come here for luxury, style and impeccable service in spacious surroundings a 10-minute taxi ride from the city centre. — The Telegraph
$227
on Booking.comA very smart hotel overlooking St Stephen's Green (and with the benefit of an in-house Michelin-starred restaurant, Thornton's), the Fitzwilliam is undeniably posh. — Time Out
$235
on Booking.comThe Dylan's baroque-meets-Scandinavian-sleek designer look has been a big hit. — Lonely Planet
$182
on Booking.comThis hotel may lack the superior location of the Westbury, but it overshadows its peer with more distinguished public areas, better service, notable dining and superlative accommodations. — Star Service
$327
on Booking.comAbout 120m west of Grafton St, this small, plush place has an emphasis on familial, friendly service. — Lonely Planet
$129
on Booking.comBehind the eye-catching chequerboard facade created by Manuel Aires Mateus are 187 swanky rooms and suites decked out in a wintry palette...and starkly elegant furnishings. — Lonely Planet
$261
on Booking.comA discreet plaque outside an elegant gate on a tiny side street is your only clue that what lies beyond is an outstanding guesthouse. — Frommer's
$139
on Booking.comUnforgivably at these rates, service can falter, veering madly from friendly-polite all the way down to rude. — Concierge
$154
on Booking.comDublin's first truly modern international business hotel has not just kept up with the pace of change but has set the standard for other newer hotels in its class. — Lonely Planet
$235
on Booking.comOur favourite hotel in this price range is an excellent example of how sleek lines and muted colours combine beautifully with luxury, ensuring a memorable night's stay. — Lonely Planet
$161
on Booking.comThe homemade preserves and oven-warm scones are reason enough to stay at this redbrick 1850 Victorian guesthouse, in one of Dublin's poshest tree-lined suburbs. — Fodor's
$147
on Booking.comThe Gresham Hotel is centrally located on the north side of the River Liffey in Dublin's city center. — Oyster
The north-side's best hostel – hell, for atmosphere alone it's the best in town – is in a 200-year-old wine vault just around the corner from the main bus station. — Lonely Planet
For a hotel so central to Temple Bar, the double-glazing does a good job of dampening the noise, but as a package, the Morgan is mixed. — Concierge
$219
on Booking.comDrive up to this elegant Regency building in the springtime, and its front can be so covered in ivy as to resemble a vertical lawn with spaces cut for the windows. — Frommer's
$106
on Booking.comWith its contemporary styling, the Morrison vies with the Clarence for the title of most media-hip hotel in town. — Insight Guides
$223
on Booking.comLooking every inch the swanky modern hotel (except, of course, for the elements of the 12th-century structure that have been artfully integrated into the design). — Time Out
$117
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