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Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport
"The buffet breakfast was huge, containing anything you might want. Love the facility."
Marlin Hotel Stephens Green
"Hotel was very nice"
Ashling Hotel Dublin
"Excellent hotel. I can usually find SOMETHING to complain about, but I am hard pressed. Loved the location, walkable to everything but less busy area. Staff friendly and helpful at front desk, restaurant as well as a smiling doorman and cleaners who were careful to keep us stocked on towels, tea etc even when we declined to have our room serviced. Wonderful breakfast, comfy room with plenty of storage. Okay, only complaint is lack of fan in bathroom which always steamed up during showers. Otherwise, really a great stay."
Clink i Lár
"Good for a few days in Dublin while solo traveling! I had a particularly late night and added late checkout last minute and it was totally worth it. Wound definitely stay if I’m in the city again!"
Ruby Molly Hotel Dublin by IHG
"This hotel is stunning. The lobby area is warm and welcoming. The staff we encountered was friendly. The room was beautiful, bed was comfortable. Location to rail system close by, and walkable to town. I would stay here again."
Dublin Skylon Hotel
"This hotel is beautiful, clean, close to the airport, and a delight to stay in when traveling through Dublin."
Hotel Riu Plaza The Gresham Dublin
"Liked the breakfast buffet Our rooms air did not work we kept window open but did get warm"
The Dean Dublin Docklands- Formerly The Mayson
"Very stylish hotel. Happy to stay here again."
Clontarf Castle Hotel
"The staff was extremely helpful! The room was exceptionally clean! They offered recommendations for shuttle services via the Expedia app and in person, they have an informational book with offers of booking various activities. Overall, highly recommend to anyone!"
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Family Guide to Dublin
Dublin is a beautiful city with a huge heart at its centre. It’s one of the youngest capitals in Europe with some of the friendliest locals you’ll ever meet. In Dublin, everyone is welcome, and families often flock to the city for sightseeing, shopping and to spend some quality time together.
Family Hotels in Dublin
The fair city of Dublin is packed with family hotels suitable for kids of all ages. Whether you want a family room close to Dublin city centre or you’d rather stay on the outskirts of the city, there’s plenty of family-friendly hotels, bed & breakfasts, apartments and guest houses scattered all over the city. If you need more space, a family apartment may be your best option with lots of space for little ones.
Treat the family to the life of luxury and stay at one of Dublin’s castle hotels, complete with stone walls, queen-sized beds and a breakfast feast fit for a king. Or, if you’d rather stay within walking distance to landmarks such as St. Stephen’s Green and Grafton Street, there are plenty of excellent family hotels closer to Dublin’s city centre.
Family Activities in Dublin
You can’t go wrong with a family trip to the Dublin Zoo. Save money with the family pass and spend the day making new friends and learning more about your favourite animals. The Zoo is located in Phoenix Park and attracts over one million visitors per year. Families are guaranteed a fun adventure in Irelands most popular family attraction.
The National Wax Museum in Dublin is always a massive hit with the kids. The unique museum takes you on a journey through an enchanting children’s utopia, where you’ll come face-to-face with your favourite celebrities in The Grand Hall of Fame or learn about Ireland’s historical figures such as Oscar Wilde and James Joyce.
A short drive from Dublin’s city centre is the famous Malahide Castle and Gardens. Malahide Castle dates back to the 12th century and has been home to the Talbot family for almost 800 years. Visitors can take a guided tour of the castle, walking through four main reception rooms and bedrooms that give you a real-life glimpse into the past. Out in the beautiful gardens, families with young children will adore exploring the Fairy Trail, which will capture your kid’s imagination and who knows…they might even meet a real fairy along the way!
Families can also enjoy a picnic in St. Stephen’s Green or take it easy with an afternoon of shopping in Grafton Street. The architecture and vibrant city-life hit its peak here, and there’s always street performers and buskers to keep the kids thoroughly entertained!
Family Places to Eat and Drink in Dublin
If you’re looking for a fun place to eat with the family in Dublin, you can’t go wrong with a visit to Captain America’s. As the name suggests, this upbeat and authentic American cookhouse has a superhero theme with lots of interesting artefacts, pictures and collectables displayed around the restaurant. They have a fantastic family menu with the best burgers in Dublin.
Ann’s Bakery is a family run business that serves everything from sandwiches to hot meals and best of all, a delicious range of freshly baked muffins, cakes and croissants (to name a few!).
Dublin city welcomes people of all ages to explore its beautiful sights, rich heritage and good old-fashioned Irish banter. With an extensive collection of family hotels, restaurants and activities to choose from, you won’t find a better place to take the kids than the fair city of Dublin!