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Brown's Hotel
Dublin
A popular hotel along the strip, Brown's 22 rooms are a fairly comfortable bunch even if they're a little shabby looking.
Townhouse
Dublin
The ghostly writing of Irish-Japanese author Lafcadio Hearn may have influenced the Gothic-style interior of his former home. A dark-walled, gilt-framed foyer with jingling chandelier leads into 82 individually designed, comfy rooms.
Globetrotters Tourist Hostel
Dublin
This is a really friendly place with 94 beds in a variety of dorms, all with bathrooms and under-bed storage. The funky decor is due to the fact that it shares the same artistic ethos (and dining room) as the Townhouse next door.
Longfield's
Dublin
This hotel between Merrion and Fitzwilliam Sqs is a little slice of Georgian heaven. The feel is more of a private home than a commercial property, as each room is carefully decorated with period antiques, beautiful fabrics and elegant fittings.
Marlborough Hostel
Dublin
Next to the Pro-Cathedral, this well-located hostel has 76 beds and adequate facilities. High Georgian ceilings make up for small rooms, but the slightly run-down showers in the basement are a bit of a trek from the dorms.
Georgian Hotel
Dublin
Ideally located just a few steps from St Stephen’s Green, this boutique hotel, in a 200-year-old Georgian building, has successfully combined the intimacy of a traditional Dublin guesthouse with the meticulous luxury of a high-end hotel.
Trinity College
Dublin
The closest thing to living like a student at this stunningly beautiful university is crashing in their rooms when they're on holidays. The location is second to none, and the rooms are large and extremely comfortable.
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The Kildare Street Hotel
Dublin
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Barry's Hotel
Dublin
Charles Stewart
Dublin
Just north of O’Connell St, Oliver St John Gogarty’s birthplace has been converted into the Charles Stewart (as in Parnell), a large and functional guesthouse with 76 clean and unfussy rooms.
Lynam’S Hotel
Dublin
A midrange hotel smack in the middle of O’Connell St is almost too good to be true.
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Drury Court Hotel
Dublin
Royal Dublin Hotel
Dublin
O'Connell Street's 'other' fancy hotel is directly across the street from the Gresham, but it doesn't seem to promise much from the outside.
Walton's Hotel
Dublin
Better known for their legendary musical instrument shop next door, the Walton family opened this friendly hotel in an effort to preserve the traditional Georgian heritage of the building.
Trinity Lodge
Dublin
Martin Sheen's grin greets you upon entering this cosy, award-winning guesthouse, which he declared his favourite spot for an Irish stay.
Molesworth Court Suites
Dublin
This set of one- to three-bedroom suites in an enviable location just off Kildare St, a stone's throw from Dáil Éireann, are a great choice if you're looking to 'own' - if only for a short time - your own top-end, contemporary pad in the heart of.
Litton Lane Hostel
Dublin
True to its origins as a dog-eared recording studio (once patronised by Van Morrison), this friendly hostel could do with a lick of paint but retains a certain grungy charm.
Number 31
Dublin
Probably the city's most distinctive property, this is the former home of modernist architect Sam Stephenson, who created here a stunning homage to the style and cool of the 1960s: cue the theme music to Austin Powers.
Clarion Stephen's Hall
Dublin
Deluxe studios and suites, with in-room safe, fax, modem facilities and CD players.