The Irish capital of Dublin is one of the most exciting destinations in Europe. Renowned for its iconic landmarks, the quick wit and charm of its people, and the most recognizable beer on the planet, Dublin also has a plethora of attractive accommodation options. From the terraced Georgian townhouses of its city center and new-build dwellings of its suburbs to the ultra-stylish apartments of its Docklands, the range of vacation homes appeals to all tastes.
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Apartments With Balconies or Patios
Looking for a home with a balcony? Check out these vacation homes in Dublin with their own private patios and balconies.
Popular Rental Amenities in Dublin
Check above for the most commonly chosen filters in Dublin and the number of vacation rentals that have them. HomeToGo's data highlights that "Internet" and "Kitchen" are the most frequently offered features in Dublin. Plan your vacation in advance if you want to go fishing or you want a rental with a sauna. There are just 94 listed rentals including "Fishing" and 305 properties with "Sauna."
Waterfront Vacation Rentals in Dublin
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Apply the 'distance to water' filter during your search and see only the best beachfront homes for your trip. You can choose from a variety of vacation rentals in Dublin that are only a short distance from the beach. From dog-friendly homes by the beach to waterfront offers with hot tubs, the perfect accommodation in Dublin is out there - discover it today via HomeToGo.
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Vacation Rental Price Information in Dublin
In the above graph, you will find information on average prices of the vacation homes & apartments in Dublin. $274 is the highest price average in the next twelve months. The cheapest week is in October (10/26 – 11/2). Prices fall to an average of $83 per night.
Rental availability information in Dublin
This graph shows the vacation rental availability rate for the next twelve months. The busiest time to book a rental in Dublin so far is in October (10/26 – 11/2), where only 30% rentals are available. January (1/6 – 1/13) has got the highest percentage of available rentals.
The Weather in Dublin
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Find the Dublin climate diagram. The highest average temperatures are in the month of July. No heat wave is expected in February, where minimum average temperatures usally hit a 38° low. The rainiest month is August while the driest month is April.
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Accommodations for your vacation in Dublin
Vacationers who are interested in apartment rental in Dublin have plenty of alternatives, as they are the most typical property type in this destination. Interestingly, specific accommodation type, this type of accommodation in particular is $319 per night, with an average size of 56 m². Moreover, these accommodations are ideal for medium-sized groups and families, as most can accommodate 4 vacationers. You can also search and compare other accommodation types in Dublin. Private room are, for example, another popular accommodation type there with 111 currently listed. The average size of private room in Dublin is 58 m², and the average price is $83 per night.
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What to see in Dublin
Historic buildings, quaint pubs, and landmarks known around the world—it is no wonder that Dublin is one of the most popular city break destinations in Europe. The first stop on a visit here is undoubtedly the Guinness Storehouse at St. James’s Gate. See how Ireland’s most famous beer is made and discover the secret of how it conquered the globe. You can even enjoy a free pint with a panoramic view of the city from its rooftop bar.
Dating back to 1204, Dublin Castle is a major landmark of the city. Tour through the museums, libraries, and pleasant surrounding gardens and learn about its history. Standing on O’Connell Street is the city’s General Post Office. It was one of the key buildings during the Easter Rising of 1916 and served as the headquarters of the men and women who led the rebellion.
For the bookworms among you, the magnificent Trinity College Library has the largest collection of literature across the country. Whisky lovers, of course, will not be able to resist a tour of the Jameson Distillery.
What are the best places to discover the arts and culture of Dublin?
Sample hearty Irish grub in Dublin
Bring your appetite as Dublin has a huge array of cafes, pubs, and restaurants that can answer the call when your stomach rumbles. The city is awash with eateries specializing in cuisine from all over the world, but there is no better way to sample Dublin than to eat like the locals. From stews to soups, Irish cuisine is the hearty comfort food to keep you warm on those chilly winter afternoons.
Walk through the cobbled streets of Temple Bar and pop in to Gallagher’s Boxty House to sample their legendary Boxty pancake. This traditional potato cake can sit alongside an Irish breakfast or be eaten on its own. Don’t forget to try their delicious beef and stout stew to fuel your sightseeing through the city.
If you’re looking for a modern take on Irish cooking, head to the Winding Star overlooking the River Liffey. Here you will find mouthwatering home-smoked salmon served on Guinness bread, just one of the delicacies on this eclectic menu.
What are the best nightlife spots in Dublin?
Experience the nightlife of Dublin
Dublin is known across the world for its vibrant nightlife. The city has a pub, bar, or music venue at every turn, ensuring that no matter your taste, you can join in the craic (an Irish term for fun or entertainment) in the Irish capital. Most visitors to Dublin are instantly attracted to the famous Temple Bar area but this is just a tiny slice of the city’s excellent bar scene.
South of the river, Camden Street is vying for Temple Bar’s crown. From the edgy street art to the modern take on the traditional pubs, this is cool Dublin. Enjoy a perfectly poured Guinness in Long Hall, choose from the extensive cocktail menu in Fade Street Social, enjoy the vibes in The Bernard Shaw, and watch live music at Whelan’s.
Keep the night going by heading over to Harcourt Street and take your pick from the multitude of clubs where you can dance until dawn.
Where are the unique attractions in Dublin?
Local attractions in Dublin
Finding a nice place to stay in Dublin is not as easy as you might think. While there are many hotels and hostels in this capital city, it's easy to get caught up in the international atmosphere and thus leave Dublin without really getting a taste of Irish culture. A good way to experience Irish life is to stay in a typical apartment, inhabited by real Dubliners.
Did you know?
- Nearly half of Dublin's population is under 35 years old.
- Phoenix Park is the largest park in Europe.
- The founder of Guinness, Arthur Guinness, had originally planned to locate his brewery in Wales. It was only after a refusal from the Welsh that he decided to expand his business to
- Dublin.
- The author of Dracula, Bram Stoker was born in Dublin. It is said that the name Dracula comes from the Irish word 'droch ola' - bad blood.
- The oldest Irish pub, The Brazen Head, is located in Dublin and opened in 1198.
Dublin, the city
Dublin is a lively and vibrant city at the center of Irish life. It is the European city with the highest rate of tourist growth. Dublin also offers a multitude of activities. Dublin's nightlife is legendary and a visit to Temple Bar, Dublin's main pub and bar area, is highly recommended. We highly recommend visiting the popular tourist attractions that will allow you to gain an appreciation for the Irish way of life. A guided tour of the Guinness Brewery is the main tourist attraction we recommend in Dublin. Located just west of the center, the Guinness building showcases the history of the "black stuff" and highlights the various marketing campaigns of the Guinness brand over the years. At the end of the tour, you are rewarded with a pint of Guinness to enjoy in the Gravity Bar, a panoramic bar with stunning views of Dublin and the Wicklow Mountains. We also recommend visiting Chester Beatty Library, which has a fabulous collection of books, manuscripts and drawings from Beatty's personal collection. The city is dotted with great parks - Phonenix Park is huge and home to the Dublin Zoo. St Stephens Green is a great place to relax after an afternoon of shopping on nearby Grafton Avenue.Irish Cuisine
Here are some Irish dishes we recommend during your stay:The Breakfast Roll It doesn't get more Irish than the Breakfast Roll. This little snack includes all the classic elements of a fried breakfast but is served in a French baguette. This snack is perfect to munch on during a day of sightseeing!Seafood Chowder - Irish waters are rich in fish and the Irish really know how to cook them. Be sure to try this hearty soup often served with some soda bread, an Irish bread leavened with baking soda. It's simply delicious!
Irish Stew - served anywhere and best enjoyed in a bar with a pint of Guinness.
Irish brands - a special mention for the various Irish brands. Barry's Tea and Lyon's tea rival the special breakfast tea brands. Ballymaloe's "relish" is a rich tomato and spice sauce served with cheese. It is also widely used in cooked dishes. Be sure to save room in your suitcase to bring back some of these Irish products!
Dublin Nightlife
Dublin is famous for its wide selection of bars. This city offers a wide range of options when it comes to enjoying a pint of Guinness or an "Irish coffee". South of the city center, we recommend visiting Bernard Shaw, located on Richmond Street. This Irish bar successfully recreates the raucous atmosphere of Western Ireland and the hedonistic nightlife of Galway. You'll find a double-decker bus in the "Beer Garden" - hop aboard and enjoy some tasty Italian pizza! We also recommend visiting The Porterhouse, located in the heart of the Temple Bar area. This bar serves its own homemade beer. It is really tasty! Also try the Oyster Stout - the house version of Guinness but brewed with oysters!Off the beaten path
If you like to explore, Dublin has many bars, stores and sights to discover in less touristy corners. The Dublin Flea Market takes place on the last Sunday of every month. It is located southwest of the city center on Newmarket Street. The market has many food and bric-a-brac stalls. The coffee there is always very good too. The Glasnevin Botanical Garden is free to enter and contains over 20,000 species of plants including many rare specimens. Take the 13a, 19 or 134 bus from downtown Dublin.Getting around
Dublin Airport is about 30 minutes from the city center. Bus transfers are very regular. We recommend not taking a cab - the trip from the airport to the city center is the 12th most expensive cab ride in the world! Ferries also run between Dublin and Wales. A Sail & Rail ticket costs €40 and will take you by train from Dublin to any part of the UK. As for transportation in Dublin's inner city, two streetcar lines serve the areas north and south of the River Liffey. Numerous bus routes serve all major tourist attractions. Dublin's city center is fairly compact, so you can get around on foot. Dublin is very well connected with other Irish cities such as Sligo, Galway and Cork.Information about vacation rentals in Dublin
| 🏡 Vacation rentals available | 4,317 homes |
|---|---|
| 💳 Possible discounts | up to 58% |
| 🌙 Nightly prices starting at | $30 |
| ⭐ Popular amenities | Internet, Kitchen and Washing machine |
| 🏊 Vacation rentals with pools | 361 homes |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average price per night for a vacation rental in Dublin?
The nightly price of accommodations in Dublin starts at $30. If you would like to stay in a apartment rental, the average price is $319 per night. A private room Dublin will cost $83 per night on average.
How many vacation rentals are available to book in Dublin?
Currently there are 4,317 rentals available for booking for your upcoming trip.
What are the most popular amenities for vacation homes in Dublin?
Travelers search for Internet, Kitchen, and Washing machine when booking a vacation rental in Dublin.
How many vacation homes with pools are in Dublin?
There are 361 rentals across 8 providers in Dublin.
Are pets allowed in vacation rentals in Dublin?
Finding a vacation rental in Dublin that allows pets is easy, with 89 pet-friendly available.
What are the best months to travel to Dublin?
When looking for a vacation rental in Dublin, keep in mind that rainy season is usually in August or December, with April often being the driest.
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