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A modern kitchen features sleek cabinetry in contrasting tones of black and white, complemented by a glossy white countertop. Potted plants and a vase of red roses add vibrant touches. Soft blue walls accentuate the space, illuminated by recessed lighting.
Townhouse in Dublin 8
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 223 reviews

New Spacious Georgian House, Centrally Located!

This is a newly renovated Georgian house, on a quiet residential street. The renovation has been done to the highest standard. Even though the space is incredibly modern, all of the original features have been restored with respect to the original build. The property is located just a five minute walk from St. Stephen's Green, at the very heart of the city. This space is ideal for a small group that want to be surrounded in luxury, while having all of the benefits of the city on your doorstep.

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Natural light fills the stylish studio apartment, highlighting a comfortable seating area with a gray sofa and a vibrant yellow pillow. A dining table is set near the window, adorned with fresh flowers, providing an inviting space for meals or work.
Condo in Dublin
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 248 reviews

The Tailor's Room - Boutique Pad in Central Dublin

A beautifully renovated historic & stylish basement apartment right in the middle of Dublin's historic museum area & with everything in the city within a few steps! This was once the tailor's room of a generations old Irish textiles business that still exists on the site above. Newly refurbished as a boutique style studio apartment it has everything you need for a stay right in the heart of the city. St Stephens Green is literally on your doorstep, as well as the National Library & much more.

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A spacious bed with neatly arranged white bedding is accented by a wooden headboard featuring an intricate design. A bedside table holds a soft-glow lamp, providing a warm ambiance next to the bed.
Guest suite in Dalkey
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 181 reviews

Private detached guest suite in Dalkey, Dublin

Detached bedroom suite, with own secure entrance and off-street parking. offering the best of both worlds with easy access to Dublin shopping, theatre and concert venues as well as being just a short walk from the seaside. Enjoy coastal walks, Blue-Flag sea swimming and green open spaces. The kayaking centre just 2 mins walk away offers organised sea kayaking trips where you can explore coastline and meet the famous Dalkey seals. Easy access from Dublin airport using Aircoach - Route 702.

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A cozy sleeping area features a spacious bed adorned with crisp white bedding. Artistic prints are displayed on the wall, accompanied by potted plants. A soft pendant light hangs above, while a geometric divider adds texture to the setting.
Apartment in Temple Bar
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 2,348 reviews

Locke Studio at Zanzibar Locke

With an average of 28m² of space, our luxurious Locke Studios have it all (and more). There’s room to relax, with a 150cm x 200cm UK king-size bed and one-of-a-kind, handmade sofa. Space to live, with a fully-equipped kitchen including a dining table, washer/dryer, dishwasher and lots of designer cooking gear. Plus all the Locke perks, including air-conditioning, a super-strong rainfall shower with Kinsey Apothecary toiletries, private Wi-Fi and a Smart HDTV for streaming.

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The living and dining area features a comfortable sofa adorned with decorative cushions, and a sleek coffee table. Natural light fills the space through large windows, with light-colored curtains framing the view. A dining table is surrounded by wooden chairs, creating a welcoming setting.
Condo in Dublin
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 101 reviews

Modern Central Escape in Dublin's Heart

Fully refurbished in 2025 including new furnishings, kitchen, bathroom, floors, artworks, appliances, dinnerware, linen, etc. You can't really get a better location than this cosy apartment. It is located beside Grafton Street and Trinity College and nestled in the very heart of the most exclusive & historic district of Dublin's city centre. Our guests love our welcome pack which includes guides on our favourite pubs, restaurants, cafe's, sights and more.

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A spacious studio apartment is displayed, featuring a comfortable King size bed and a cozy seating area with a blue sofa. A small kitchenette with modern appliances is visible. Coastal-themed decor enhances the atmosphere, complemented by natural light from nearby windows.
Condo in Rush
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 312 reviews

Unique beachfront seaview studio apart 3

This is a very unique property on the beach front with direct access to the beach with stunning sea views. The apartment is in an idyllic location with views of the sea. It is the perfect base for city & countryside touring. Location is suitable for relaxation & adventure. Imagine strolling along the beach with the moon shining on the sea or seeing the early morning sunrise coming up over the sea.

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Apartment in Dublin 8
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 161 reviews

Entire Apartment in City Centre

Experience the best of Dublin from this stunning apartment, perfectly located between the Guinness Storehouse and St Patrick's Cathedral, surrounded by the city's top shopping districts. You couldn’t ask for a better location. Note: 4 guests, 2 bedrooms. One king-size bed in bedroom 1. Two single beds in bedroom 2. Strictly no Stag Parties, Hen Parties, or other similar groups are allowed.

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Cottage in Dublin
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 126 reviews

Alensgrove Cottages No. 01

Nestled on the banks of the River Liffey in historic Leixlip—birthplace of Guinness—Alensgrove offers charming stone-built cottages in a peaceful, enclosed setting. Just outside Dublin City, it's the perfect blend of countryside calm and city convenience. Meet our friendly collection of unique animals, enjoy scenic walks, visit local pubs, and explore all the capital has to offer with ease.

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A bright kitchen area features modern white cabinetry and a wood-topped counter. A compact dining table with black chairs is positioned alongside the window, which offers a view of the sea. Standard appliances are included, complemented by gray tile backsplash and natural light.
Home in Skerries
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 143 reviews

Beach House, Skerries

Escape to our coastal getaway in the charming village of Skerries, perfect for a rejuvenating weekend with your loved one! This captivating Airbnb listing offers a serene seaside retreat for an unforgettable short break. Wake up to the soothing sound of waves and breath taking sea views just steps away from your cosy accommodation. A perfect base for your weekend adventures.

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A modern kitchen features sleek grey cabinetry and a minimalist design. Included are essential appliances such as a microwave, oven, and washing machine. Light reflects off the tiled backsplash, enhancing the well-organized space, which showcases a wooden countertop and various kitchen tools.
Condo in Dublin
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

Central one bedroom apartment in Dublin 2

The apartment is a five minute walk to Temple bar, Trinity college and Grafton Street and a twenty-five minute walk from Croke park. The apartment is located on the 4th floor and has lift access and public transport (bus/luas) both operate near by. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions! Thanks, Brian

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The large oval studio apartment features a comfortable bed draped in elegant bedding. A well-lit dining area with a timber table sits near a window, complemented by a decorative fireplace and shelves filled with books. Fresh plants and vibrant flowers enhance the welcoming ambiance.
Loft in Rotunda A
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 651 reviews

Unique Oval Georgian Studio Gr. Fl.

Experience authentic Georgian elegance is this unique large OVAL studio apartment, overlooking park. Accommodates two in cosy sleeping loft. Cook dinner in the well-appointed ( your host is a former chef..) designer kitchen, and then head out to enjoy the attractions of the city.

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The kitchen area is presented in a modern style, highlighted by deep red tiles and wooden countertops. Appliances include an oven, kettle, and microwave, complemented by a dining table with blue chairs. Ample cabinetry and counter space provide a functional layout for meal preparation.
Condo in Temple Bar
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 176 reviews

Cozy City Centre Apartment 01

Home-from-home, refurbished, self-contained 1 bedroom & bathroom, 45m2 apartment. Central Dublin, 1 minute walk, easy for Dublin Airport (cab & bus) & Railway stations links. Fast reliable, residential wifi, measured at 74.5 Mbps (download) on the Airbnb App, upload 43.5mbps.

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What Airbnb hosts recommend seeing in Dublin

Find unforgettable activities and unique points of interest near you. Our hosts share their favorite things to do and must-visit places to see in Dublin.

Glasnevin Cemetery

Historic cemetery featuring guided tours, a museum, and graves of key Irish figures

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At Glasnevin Cemetery you can walk through a vast Victorian garden graveyard and explore an award‑winning museum with interactive displays and a 1916 exhibition. Join a guided or self‑guided tour to hear powerful stories of over 1.5 million people buried here, from Irish heroes like Daniel Torres, Michael Cruz, Éamon de Wright, and Countess Bass to everyday Dubliners. Climb the round tower for views and its crypt, then refuel in the on‑site coffee shop. Afterwards, you can continue into the linked National Botanic Gardens or finish with a drink at the nearby Gravediggers pub.

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St Anne's Park

Expansive park with a rose garden, walking trails, and a vibrant Saturday market

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Explore one of Dublin’s largest parks with long woodland walks, open lawns, duck ponds, and heritage follies threaded by the Naniken River and an ornamental pond. Wander the internationally regarded rose gardens, especially June to September, or time your visit for the annual July Rose Festival with food, crafts, music, and family activities. Play tennis, golf, boules, enjoy the playground and picnic areas, or jog the paths. Refuel at Olive’s Room in the Red Stables and browse the Saturday farmers market. Dollymount Strand, a coastal bird sanctuary, sits nearby.

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National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks

Museum in a historic barracks showcasing Irish history, decorative arts, and military artifacts

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Inside the National Museum of Ireland at Collins Barracks, explore decorative arts, Irish design, and military history spread over several floors in a former army barracks. See the Asgard yacht that ran guns in 1914, Irish silver from the 17th century, coins and currency, glassware, ceramics, and folklife and costume artefacts, including historic fashions and presidential robes. Wander through reconstructed Irish rooms spanning four centuries and admire pieces like Eileen Boyd’s furniture. Admission is free, with an on-site café for a break between galleries.

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The Book of Kells Experience

Illuminated manuscript and cultural treasure displayed in Trinity College's historic library

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Inside the Book of Kells Experience, you’ll view one of the world’s most famous medieval manuscripts up close, with a daily-turned page revealing intricate Celtic artwork, Latin script, and vivid illustrations created by monks around 800 A.D. The exhibition explains how the manuscript was made and interpreted, then leads you into the Old Library’s Long Room, a 200-foot hall lined with 200,000 historic volumes, marble busts, and Ireland’s ancient harp. Finish with the new immersive digital exhibition and Gaia installation for a deeper, multi-sensory look at Ireland’s history and Trinity College’s heritage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Dublin?

    Dublin has neighborhoods with distinct character—Temple Bar is lively and central, Docklands features modern architecture, and Ballsbridge has tree-lined streets and gardens. Stays in these areas place guests near cultural sites, restaurants, and nightlife.

  • What are the best things to do in Dublin with kids?

    Kids often enjoy exploring Dublin Zoo, interactive science centers, and spacious city parks. Museums with hands-on exhibits and outdoor gardens create engaging family visits.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Dublin?

    Explore Trinity College and its historic library, stroll through St Stephen's Green, and discover Irish history at Kilmainham Gaol. Wandering bustling markets and sampling local food is often suggested.

  • How is the weather in Dublin?

    Dublin has mild, damp winters around 36–47°F (2–8°C) and temperate summers near 52–67°F (11–20°C), with rain possible year-round. Layering and a waterproof jacket are often recommended for changing conditions.

  • What are the best places to visit in Dublin?

    Visit the vibrant Temple Bar area, admire the Book of Kells at Trinity College, and learn local history at Kilmainham Gaol. The National Gallery and Phoenix Park attract many visitors year-round.

  • What are some hiking trails in Dublin?

    Explore forested paths and coastal trails in areas around Dublin, such as Howth Cliff Walk or Dublin Mountains Way. Urban parks like Phoenix Park also have relaxed walking routes amid greenery.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Dublin?

    Families can visit museums with interactive exhibits, explore Dublin Zoo, or picnic in spacious parks like St Stephen's Green. Seasonal events and guided city tours are often enjoyed by groups of all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Dublin?

    Many travelers take day trips to the ancient site of Newgrange, explore the scenic Wicklow Mountains, or wander coastal villages around Howth. These locations highlight Ireland’s natural and cultural history.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Dublin?

    Pet-friendly stays can often be found across Dublin, especially in neighborhoods near parks like Phoenix Park or coastal areas around Howth. Many hosts share details about amenities for four-legged guests.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Dublin?

    Locals suggest sampling regional dishes, using public transportation to explore neighborhoods, and packing layers for unpredictable weather. Exploring markets and lesser-known galleries often reveals Dublin’s creative side.

  • What is Dublin known for?

    Dublin has a rich literary legacy and is celebrated for Georgian architecture, lively music, and traditional pubs. Its museums and historical sites highlight centuries of Irish culture.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Dublin?

    Discover Marsh’s Library, stroll the Iveagh Gardens, or browse art in lesser-known galleries tucked down city lanes. Quiet cafés and vintage shops reveal unique facets of Dublin’s personality.

  • What are the best foods to try in Dublin?

    Irish stew, soda bread, and boxty are frequently suggested for authentic flavors. Seafood chowder and locally rooted cheeses are also enjoyed in Dublin’s restaurants and markets.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Dublin?

    Pack layers, a waterproof jacket, and comfortable walking shoes for city streets and parks. An umbrella and a compact day bag can help you navigate variable weather and explore Dublin’s attractions.

  • What is the nightlife in Dublin like?

    Dublin’s nightlife blends lively pubs, live music venues, and late-hours cafés—Temple Bar draws crowds for traditional and contemporary performances. Modern clubs and relaxed bars can be found in neighborhoods like Harcourt Street.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Dublin?

    St Patrick’s Festival brightens Dublin in March, and Bloomsday celebrates literary heritage in June. TradFest features folk and traditional music, while seasonal food and arts festivals attract many visitors.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Dublin?

    Family-friendly rentals are available in many Dublin neighborhoods, especially near parks, museums, and popular attractions. Hosts often provide information about amenities suited to groups with children.

  • When is the best time to visit Dublin?

    Late spring to early autumn is frequently suggested for comfortable temperatures, longer daylight, and lively events. Even in cooler months, city museums and cafés create inviting spaces for visitors.

All about Dublin

Sitting midway down the east coast of the Republic of Ireland, Dublin is a buzzing port city bisected by the River Liffey. You can cross the chilly waters via more than 20 bridges, from the ultramodern Samuel Beckett Bridge in the east to the wide stone arches of O’Connell Bridge right in the heart of the capital. The city is a lively blend of cutting-edge tech companies, offbeat small businesses, and centuries-old pubs where you’ll find traditional fiddle playing and pints of ink-black stout.

Temple Bar is a maze of pubs and bars that gets especially lively during the city’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in mid-March, while the narrow streets around the main shopping thoroughfare of Grafton Street are home to vegan cafes, delis piled high with locally made treats, and studios showcasing new twists on heritage crafts.

Pockets of green space are framed by grand Georgian townhouses, from Mountjoy Square north of the river to Fitzwilliam Square near St. Stephen’s Green. The National Museum of Ireland tells the story of Dublin through Viking artifacts, minerals, and ceramics at sites across the city, and you can learn about hurling — Ireland’s ancient pastime and the fastest sport on grass — at the GAA Museum before trying it for yourself in over 1,500 acres of Phoenix Park to the west of the city.

What are the top things to do in Dublin?

Little Museum of Dublin

Learn about Dublin’s compelling history and culture at the Little Museum of Dublin, where exhibits including a US presidential lectern and a whole floor dedicated to one of the capital’s most famous musical exports tell the city’s story from this 17th-century, narrow townhouse. You can also sign up for a brief, guided tour or explore the museum at your own pace. St. Stephen’s Green park is a perfect spot for a post-museum rest just two minutes down the street.

Howth

Take Dublin’s high-speed train less than an hour to the coastal village Howth. Start at the Howth Head lookout point. Admire the dramatic, grass-covered cliffs overlooking the Dublin Bay, and come prepared with a rain jacket. From here, you can follow the marked path up to the Howth Summit for more sweeping views. Howth’s castle dates back more than 800 years and features over 200 species of rhododendron in its gardens.

Trinity College

Peruse rows of staggering bookshelves at the Library of Trinity College in Dublin. Head to the library’s long room for the most impressive view. This dome-shaped building is full of floor-to-ceiling books, and it’s more than 300 years old. After the library, you can relax and people-watch at the pristine Trinity College Botanical Gardens.

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Dublin

  • Total vacation rentals

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  • Nightly prices starting at

    Dublin vacation rentals start at G$2,089 GYD per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    3,440 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

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  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    10 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    3,620 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    9,650 of Dublin vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Self check-in, Monthly stays, and Gym across Dublin rentals

  • 4.7 Average rating

    Dublin stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

  • Nearby attractions

    Dublin's top spots, include Guinness Storehouse, Croke Park, and Aviva Stadium

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