Hotels in Dublin, ,under 120 euros a night?Central location !

Look at Portobello B&B. Convenient and good

We stayed at the Best Western Plus Academy Plaza Hotel. Right at the end of the main thorougfare in Dublin. Easy bus to and from the airport. Hop on Hop off across the side street. We stayed three days in Oct. and it was perfect. And well under your 120 euros.

We stayed at the Best Western Plus Academy Plaza Hotel too. It was really nice and I found a stay 2 nights get the 3rd night free deal on Expedia. It made it very affordable.

I have stayed at the Conrad Hilton, and they have some really good deals if you check ahead. I find it is better to call by phone to find out about these deals, because they do not put these online. In speaking on the phone, within a couple of minutes you get a repor with someone and they begin to make you offers that are great! YES, and this is the Conrad Hilton in Dublin. Americans would really love this deal! Its the standard of what we are used to, and they have great rooms for a minimal price in a big name hotel. I've stayed there many times through the years, from the top suites to the less priced rooms. So good luck!

We stayed at Albany House (84 Harcourt Street, Dublin 2) for 3 mights in mid-June 2013. The price was under your 120 at 275 euros for 3 nights. It is only 1 block south of St. Stephens Green and we walked everywhere in the middle of Dublin - it is very easy to get to Trinity College, Natl Museums, Temple Bar. The bus to and from airport is nearby, just walk to the opposite side of St. Steph Green and south a block. The hotel is in a Georgian house and our room was nice - large and clean with private en-suite. Breakfast was continental, not full Irish, but filling and the coffee was good! We would happily stay there again.

Cheryl

Cheryl after much research we booked at the Albany too.. looks quite decent enough for us and the location seems pretty central .

Pat,
I've haven't stayed at Camden Court Hotel, but I have been inside its bar and all I can say is its open to the public and it's the place a lot of people go to on the weekend. But the hotel otherwise is very nice. The walk into town is very quick, it's not the prettiest street in Dublin. But it is safe.
Have you looked in Jury's Inn on Parnell St. it's on the north side of Dublin just over the bridge. The often have deals.

I have stayed at Cassidy's on Upper O'Connell twice. Clean, inexpensive and great location for all sites. Walked to most places.

I like the Glen Guesthouse on Lower Gardiner St. It's right behind the Custom House, a couple of blocks from O'Connell, just across the bridge from the Trinity College and Temple Bar. They advertise "power showers", and they are great.

I don't know when you're going, but we are staying at the Maldron Hotel Smithfield for $87 (DOLLARS!) a night in April. Totally within walking distance of most of the city. I'm going to assume it's clean as it's rated 40 of 178 hotels on TripAdvisor. I got this deal off of Kayak.com which is my new best friend for traveling!
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