The Hotels

Located just 20 minutes away from the heart of Dublin, Sheldon Park Hotel and Leisure Club entices travellers with classic interiors and an array of leisure facilities including swimming pool and sauna. Guests can settle into spacious rooms come complete with flat-screen TVs, hot drink-making amenities, and en suite bathroom facilities, while casual dining and drinks can be enjoyed at the on-site restaurant and a classic pub with an ornate bar and live music events.

The modern Aspect Hotel Park West awaits travellers in the Park West Business Campus, close to the centre of Dublin and its attractions. On site, guests can enjoy accommodation in en suite rooms with wooden furnishings, TVs, and hot drink-making facilities, and savour local specialities served at the on-site restaurant.

Boasting elegant decor, The Regency Hotel allures guests with state-of-the-art leisure facilities including gym and swimming pool. Guests can take leisurely strolls to explore Dublin’s Botanic Gardens or take a short ride to the city centre. The hotel offers accommodation in elegant air-conditioned rooms with TVs and en suite bathrooms with toiletries.

Travelodge Dublin City Centre offers contemporary accommodation in close proximity to the city’s bustling Cultural Quarter and its pubs, theatres, and restaurants. Rooms come complete with TVs, hot drink-making facilities, and bathrooms with showers and toiletries.

Nestled in the heart of Dublin, Cassidy’s Hotel boasts unique interiors blending old-time charm with modern amenities. Guests can keep up with their workout routines at the on-site gym, satisfy their appetites at the hotel’s restaurant, and unwind in en suite rooms which come kitted out with flat-screen TVs and wooden furnishings.

Academy Plaza Hotel entices guests with classic interiors and convenient location within a walking distance from numerous attractions such as Henery Street, The Gate Theatre, James Joyce Centre, and Temple Bar. Grilled and traditional Irish dishes can be savoured at the on-site restaurant, while the en suite rooms come complete with flat-screen TVs and bathrooms with toiletries.

Guinness Storehouse Tour

Travellers are invited to take a journey through the history and process of making the world-famous beer. The Guinness Storehouse, one of the landmarks of Dublin, is also home to a bar boasting floor-to-ceiling windows and scenic panoramic views over the city, where visitors can enjoy a complimentary glass of Guinness after exploring the attraction.

Groupon’s Guide To Dublin

Nestled on Ireland’s east coast at the mouth of the River Liffey, Dublin attracts travellers with the elegance of the old stone bridges, cobbled alleyways, Georgian avenues and scenic city parks such as St Stephen’s Green and Phoenix Park with Dublin Zoo. Culinary options span the globe with various cusine served in numerous restaurants, while bars serve an array of beverages, including the iconic Guinness beer.

History enthusiasts can pay a visit to the iconic 13th-century Dublin Castle and the medieval St Patrick’s Cathedral, while the National Museum of Ireland provides more insight into Irish heritage and culture. Those with an eye for architecture can take a stroll by the Fitzwilliam and Merrion Squares, where redbrick terraces, brightly coloured doorways, and detailed pillars stand for Dublin’s Georgian heritage. For trips off the beaten track, skipping the usual crowds at Temple Bar and taking a stroll around the quieter parts of the local area will take visitors to a portal of arts, music, and literature at Trinity Collegewith its 18th-century Old Library, an ode to knowledge dominated by impressively musty books and busts of Western writers and philosophers.

Dublin greets guests with a maritime climate featuring temperate winters and cool summers. May and June bring a sunny period, while the further summer months delight visitors with average temperatures of about 22°C. Winter is rich in precipitations that come accompanied by cold weather.