dublin

dublin

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room budget, per nightup to ₹20k

our favourites

the stays we’d put our own family in first.

the merrion hotel
three teddies — worth the journey

dublin

the merrion hotel

The definitive choice for a high-end Dublin stay.

typically

₹19.5kper night

staycity aparthotels dublin city centre
one teddy — family-ready

dublin

staycity aparthotels dublin city centre

A reliable, high-value choice for families and business travelers.

typically

₹18.5kper night

maldron hotel pearse street
one teddy — family-ready

dublin

maldron hotel pearse street

A solid, utilitarian choice for those who need a well-connected home base.

typically

₹19.5kper night

the shelbourne, autograph collection
two teddies — a family favourite

dublin

the shelbourne, autograph collection

The definitive choice for a milestone trip to Dublin.

typically

₹106.5kper night

temple bar hotel by the unlimited collection
one teddy — family-ready

dublin

temple bar hotel by the unlimited collection

Include for the traveler who prioritizes location over silence.

typically

₹21.5kper night

by budget

the sweet spot for most families

temple bar hotel by the unlimited collection
one teddy — family-ready

dublin

temple bar hotel by the unlimited collection

Include for the traveler who prioritizes location over silence.

typically

₹21.5kper night

iveagh garden hotel
one teddy — family-ready

dublin

iveagh garden hotel

A top-tier city choice for travelers who value peace and green space over the typical Dublin pub-crawl noise.

typically

₹23.5kper night

radisson blu royal hotel dublin
one teddy — family-ready

dublin

radisson blu royal hotel dublin

A solid, dependable choice that removes the guesswork from a Dublin trip.

typically

₹30kper night

drury court hotel
one teddy — family-ready

dublin

drury court hotel

A solid, no-nonsense choice for travelers who want to be in the middle of the action without the noise.

typically

₹33kper night

by teddies

worth the stay — we’d happily send our own family here

staycity aparthotels dublin city centre
one teddy — family-ready

dublin

staycity aparthotels dublin city centre

A reliable, high-value choice for families and business travelers.

typically

₹18.5kper night

maldron hotel pearse street
one teddy — family-ready

dublin

maldron hotel pearse street

A solid, utilitarian choice for those who need a well-connected home base.

typically

₹19.5kper night

temple bar hotel by the unlimited collection
one teddy — family-ready

dublin

temple bar hotel by the unlimited collection

Include for the traveler who prioritizes location over silence.

typically

₹21.5kper night

iveagh garden hotel
one teddy — family-ready

dublin

iveagh garden hotel

A top-tier city choice for travelers who value peace and green space over the typical Dublin pub-crawl noise.

typically

₹23.5kper night

radisson blu royal hotel dublin
one teddy — family-ready

dublin

radisson blu royal hotel dublin

A solid, dependable choice that removes the guesswork from a Dublin trip.

typically

₹30kper night

best for the younglings

quiet floors, a cot that actually arrives, and a kitchen for the bottles.

the merrion hotel
three teddies — worth the journey

dublin

the merrion hotel

The definitive choice for a high-end Dublin stay.

typically

₹19.5kper night

the shelbourne, autograph collection
two teddies — a family favourite

dublin

the shelbourne, autograph collection

The definitive choice for a milestone trip to Dublin.

typically

₹106.5kper night

staycity aparthotels dublin city centre
one teddy — family-ready

dublin

staycity aparthotels dublin city centre

A reliable, high-value choice for families and business travelers.

typically

₹18.5kper night

iveagh garden hotel
one teddy — family-ready

dublin

iveagh garden hotel

A top-tier city choice for travelers who value peace and green space over the typical Dublin pub-crawl noise.

typically

₹23.5kper night

intercontinental dublin
one teddy — family-ready

dublin

intercontinental dublin

A reliable, high-end choice for travelers who want to avoid the noise of central Dublin.

typically

₹40kper night

on the map

2 stays, where they actually sit. tap a pin for the price.

know before you go

everything else, at a glance.

when to go

apr–octsweet spot
jun–augpeak
nov–maroff-season

who loves it

young kids●●●○○
teens●●●○○
grandparents●●●○○

quick facts

direct flightsno
veg & jainvery good
best monthsapr–oct
why dublin

colourful georgian doors, compact streets. rain comes and goes.

The best way to understand Dublin is to walk in from the rain. You push open a heavy wooden door and the city's grey drizzle is replaced by the low hum of conversation, the smell of peat smoke, and the immediate warmth of a hundred years of chatter soaked into the walls. This is the city's true centre of gravity — not a monument, but a pub.

Dublin is a city on a human scale, built for walking. The grand Georgian squares with their brightly painted doors give way to cobbled alleys and the River Liffey, which splits the city's personality in two. It's a place where history feels stubbornly present; you can't turn a corner without stumbling over James Joyce or the 1916 Rising. But it's no museum. The energy from the tech HQs in the 'Silicon Docks' has fueled a serious food scene that goes far beyond stew.

The Dublin you're looking for isn't in the tourist-clogged lanes of Temple Bar. It's in the small museums, the independent bookshops, and the pubs where locals actually drink. It's a city that rewards curiosity over checklists.

Pack layers and a waterproof jacket. The saying about four seasons in one day is not an exaggeration. Use the city as a base for day trips to the fishing village of Howth or the Wicklow Mountains.