Cheap hotels in Dublin

DUBLIN – Irlanda (Ireland) – Guinness Store House Museum – Tourism / Travel / Irish

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DUBLIN – Irlanda (Ireland) – Guinness Store House Museum – Tourism / Travel / Irish Tube. Duration : 5.75 Mins.

www.tusdestinos.net En el norte del río Liffey se encuentra la avenida principal de Dublin, O’Connell Street. Desde cualquier lugar de esta amplia arteria es visible el monumento llamado The Spire Enfrente del The Spire se encuentra el Edificio de Correos (GPO). En el cruce de O’Connell Street con la calle Henry Street, una de las vías peatonales y comerciales principales de la ciudad, está la estatura dedicada a James Joyce. En Merrion Square se encuentra la estatua dedicada a Oscar Wilde. 19 puentes cruzan el Liffey. El Kingsbridge es cuadrado, siendo el único en Europa con esta forma. Muy conocido es también el Ha’penny Bridge. En esta zona se encuentra el Italian Quarter y el hotel The Clarence, cuyos dueños son Bono y The Edge del conocido grupo musical irlandés U2. El barrio de Temple Bar lo forma un entramado de calles estrechas donde se respira la más pura esencia dublinesa. Destaca el Meeting House Square donde se pueden comprar productos de gran calidad y por un precio bastante módico. Además también son muy destacables el Temple Bar Book Market el Designer Mart at Cow’s Lane. Es aconsejable visitar Read’s Cutlers, la tienda más antigua de la ciudad y dar una vuelta por Fishamble Street. El Trinity College es una de las universidades más conocidas del mundo. Contiene el Book of Kells, un excepcional códice de más 1200 años considerado uno de los libros más viejos del mundo, en la sala principal de su biblioteca, conocida como Long Room. En Grafton Street, la …

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Dublin Hotels With Parking Facilities

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Dublin city is compact and easily explored on foot, so leave the car at the hotel and avoid the traffic jams and parking problems. As with most cities, quite a few hotels in the city centre do not have space for parking facilities.

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Dublin Hotels With Parking Facilities

Here are some Dublin hotels which can cater for guests with cars, be it an onsite car park or a nearby chargeable car park.

· O’Connell Street

O’Connell Street is Dublin‘s main street, running right through the capital from O’Connell Bridge to Parnell Square. Most of the city’s attractions are within walking distance from here and it’s also close to Temple Bar, Grafton Street, the IFSC and Croke Park.

The Royal Dublin Hotel is a 3 star hotel located on this street and it offers guests a private car park. The 4 star Gresham Hotel also occupies a prestigious location on this street and offers guests a car park with 24 hour security and CCTV. There is a nightly charge for this car park.

The Arlington Hotel is located on Bachelor’s Walk just off O’Connell Street and has limited free parking for guests.

· Temple Bar

Temple Bar is the core of Dublin‘s legendary nightlife scene. It’s located in the heart of the city and is a maze of cobbled streets brimming with nightclubs, pubs, disco bars and restaurants.

The Temple Bar Hotel, The River House Hotel and the George Frederic Handle Hotel are all located in the Temple Bar district and offer a chargeable parking facility nearby.

· Grafton Street/St. Stephen’s Green area

Grafton Street is Dublin‘s very popular pedestrianised shopping street. It can be found close to Trinity College and at the top of it you’ll find St.Stephen’s Green – a beautiful inner city park.

The exclusive 5 star Westbury Hotel is located just off Grafton Street. If you stay here you can park your car at a nearby chargeable car park.

The Mercer Hotel can be found just off St. Stephen’s Green and it has a 24 hour car park which is free for overnight residents, but there is a small fee for daily parking.

· Parnell Square area

Parnell Square is located in the north Georgian area of the city and can be found at the top of O’Connell Street – the city’s main street.

The Gate Hotel is located here and it offers guests a chargeable car park nearby.

· The IFSC

The IFSC is the Irish Financial Services Centre – the main business and financial district in the city. It can be found in the North Docklands area within walking distance of O’Connell Street.

If you’re looking for a Dublin hotel with parking facilities in this part of the city, then choose the Jury’s Inn Custom House Hotel which has an adjoining multi-story car park.

· Merrion Square area

Merrion Square is a charming Georgian part of Dublin city and can be found not too far from St. Stephen’s Green and Grafton Street. It’s home to lots of attractions like the Natural History Museum, the National Gallery and the Government buildings.

The O’Callaghan Alexander Hotel and The O’Callaghan Davenport Hotel are sister hotels located here. Each offers overnight car-parking for residents at EUR10 per night.

· The Christchurch area

The Christchurch area, also known as the Viking/Medieval area, is the oldest part of Dublin city. It’s located right beside Temple Bar and is home to attractions like Dublin Castle, Christchurch Cathedral and the City Hall.

Jury’s Inn Christchurch is located here. If you stay here you can park your car at a nearby chargeable car park and residents in the hotel get a discount!

· Smithfield

The Smithfield area lies north of the River Liffey about 2km west of O’Connell Bridge. Here you can find attractions like the Old Jameson Distillery, the Chimney Viewing Tower and the National Museum Collins Barracks.

The Park Inn Hotel is located in this area and when you stay here you can park your car at a nearby public car park.

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What to Consider When Organising a Hen Night

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It’s usually the chief bridesmaid, who gets the job of organising the hen night. Now the person in charge can get help by getting a couple of friends to help her out in organising the hen’s party. Well since it’s the bride’s last night of freedom, she gets to select who she wants to invite and who she does not want to see at the hen’s party.

The bride’s in-laws may hand her a list of their women that they want to be invited to the hen party. Now this has to be handled diplomatically. The bride wants to spend the night with her best friends, let her hair down and to have a good time. On the other hand if women from her in-laws are invited, she will have to remain on guard and put on her best behavior.

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Well after deciding on the guest list, the next important point to settle is the theme of the party. Is there going to be a male stripper or not? Are the guests going to come in costumes according to the theme of the party? Depending on the theme, guests will need to get their costumes ready. Now most importantly, where will the hen’s party take place? The party can be in a friend’s home, restaurant, club or hotel. It can also be held outdoors at a beach resort.

After deciding the invitees, theme and venue, comes the question of informing and inviting the guests. You will also need to tell them the theme and the venue. This is usually done over the phone. Another important aspect may be organising transport for out of town guests and of course their place to stay. There are hotels, restaurants, and clubs that cater for hen’s parties.

Therefore, if the bride wants one of them as a venue, then you need to call and book the place. This should be done on priority as you don’t want the place to get booked and you are left stranded. It’s always better to line up two, three venues, so you don’t have to change the date of the hen’s party. Changing the date can be quite a hassle.

Now you have to decide the menu. The meal should be a sit down meal and the hen’s party should be a late evening/night affair. Wherever the party takes place and whatever is the theme, alcohol, and plenty of it should be arranged. Women can be very picky about their drinks, so you must know the preferences of the guests.

You may even have to rent out dresses for some of the guests, especially those who don’t have dresses for the party theme and cannot get them.

After making sure, that all the arrangements have been made you may need decorations for the party and some volunteers who will do the decorations. Organising a hen party can be an arduous task so make sure you are up to it. Also, make sure that you have enough help at hand to tackle this job.

What to Consider When Organising a Hen Night

Dublin – 10 Things You Need To Know

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Find out what not to miss in Dublin, where to go at night, how to find the best deals when eating out and more.

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Best Dublin Hotels

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The January issue of “The Sunday Times Travel Magazine” has published the top three of the best Dublin hotels. So that now tourists who come to the Irish capital know where to find the best rooms, food and service.

1) The Shelbourne

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This century-old hotel opened in March last year after a two-years-long repair. “The Shelbourne” that appeared in 1824 is considered one of the best Dublin hotels due to its remarkable bars and its role in the city life. It is here, in the room 112, that the Irish constitution was developed in 1922. Grace Kelly used to stay here in 1950s. The repairs returned the hotel’s best features: class, prestige, as well as the beer Guinness.

2) The Dylan

If “The Shelbourne” symbolizes the history of Dublin, “The Dylan” is a modern, designer hotel. However, its look virtually does not resemble the minimalist hi-tech. Its interior is influenced by the Georgian style, Asiatic motives and rococo. The hotel is situated in a Victorian mansion. The latest gadgets in the hotel rooms adjoin the timeless luxury. One of the most popular places in the hotel is the bar.

3) Number 31

The smell of bread always reminds of home. Perhaps, it is white bread, fruits and soda-water, served everyday in 13.00 in the hotel, that make its guests come here again and again. And, may be, the point is in the comfort of the fire-place in the living-room? This 21-room hotel is situated in a Georgian building. Its rooms are simple, but comfortable, with high ceilings, big beds, marble baths and wooden shutters.

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Best Dublin Hotels