Dublin Hotels

Dublin map We at prontohotel.com want to be your gateway to this beautiful city. For return visitors who know exactly the renovated historic site for them, prontohotel.com can put you in that room. Want a view of the city? We will find you the highest room with the best view. Was there a B&B you loved the last time you visited? Tell us the name and we’ll make the reservation. You can stay in the heart of the city, or in a quiet room on the outskirts. Want a homier feel? We can find you a room in a guesthouse. We are yours to command. We can even find motor home parks (or caravans, as they’re called in Europe) if you’ve rented a home away from home already for a driving tour. Just point and click and let us take care of every aspect of your accommodations. We have the most up to date information for every level of budget. You can choose the neighborhood that suits your tastes and wallet, and we will do the rest. Accommodations range from quiet Bed and Breakfasts to elegant modern high rises hotels, from restored castles to beautifully updated country estates with their own golf courses. Let us be your guide to delightful Dublin!

Dublin

Dublin is a metropolitan city of approximately one and a half million people, located on the eastern coast of Ireland where the River Liffey empties into the Irish Sea. A beautiful city noted for its temperate climate (cool summers, surprisingly moderate winters) and diverse population and activities, Dublin has something to offer to everyone. Beginning with Dublin Castle and the Spire of Dublin, there are beautiful buildings in Dublin that can be viewed on bus tours. If you’re a museum lover, there are museums scattered throughout the city, and there are maps with walking tours for those of you who want to exercise as you explore. There’s shopping of every variety, from the upscale boutiques on Bond Street, to the Bohemian shops in Temple Bar, which, with its cobbled streets preserved from medieval times, offers a variety of nightlife options as well. For sports lovers, there’s Rugby galore, and countless pubs where you might enjoy the matches. There’s a booming independent music scene thriving in Dublin; one can see a different band every night of the week. For the more sedate, there are museums, libraries, and beautiful churches, along with the aforementioned shopping and eating. Dublin even offers the Dublin Pass, which gives free transport from the airport to the city, and free admission to 30 of Dublin’s top attractions.

Lynch Green Isle Hotel ***
22, Naas Road, Newlands