
The Shelbourne, Autograph Collection
An iconic landmark, The Shelbourne blends historic grandeur with contemporary luxury. Its lavish rooms and prime location overlooking St. Stephen’s Green create a timeless boutique experience.

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A colorful boutique hotel near Trinity College, Trinity City Hotel offers eclectic design and a vibrant atmosphere. Its playful interiors and central location provide a unique, energetic escape.
An iconic landmark, The Shelbourne blends historic grandeur with contemporary luxury. Its lavish rooms and prime location overlooking St. Stephen’s Green create a timeless boutique experience.
Dublin is the capital of Ireland, with historic locations including Trinity College, Dublin Castle, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral. The city center is compact and walkable, with neighborhoods such as Temple Bar and St. Stephen’s Green close to museums, government buildings, and transport links.
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Temple Bar is Dublin's cultural quarter and nightlife hub. It’s famous for its narrow cobbled streets, live folk music, and colorful pubs. It’s the place to stay if you want to be in the absolute center of the action and don’t mind a bit of noise.
Centered around Dublin's most beautiful Victorian park, this area is upscale and elegant. It connects directly to Grafton Street, the city's premier shopping avenue. Hotels here are often housed in historic Georgian buildings, offering a quieter, more refined experience than Temple Bar.
This area straddles the Liffey, connecting the historic university grounds with the city's main thoroughfare. It offers excellent value and unbeatable transport links. Staying near Trinity means waking up next to centuries of history and the Book of Kells.
Located north of the river, this is Dublin's hipster heart. Stoneybatter was voted one of the coolest neighborhoods in the world, filled with artisan cafes, gastropubs, and terraced red-brick houses. It feels like a real community, away from the tourist crush but only a short tram ride from the center.
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