TOP Boutique Hotels in County Dublin for 2026

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A modern outdoor area with a glass railing overlooking a cityscape, featuring a covered seating area and a glass storefront.

A spacious lobby with a central escalator, large windows, and a reception desk.

A modern building with a glass facade and blue structural elements, adjacent to a historic stone building with a sign that reads "Arena."

A modern bar area with seating and a bar counter.

1. The Gibson Hotel Dublin City

City Centre Dublin

victoria

£95

includes taxes & fees

4 Nov - 5 Nov

A spacious lobby with ornate chandeliers, a reception desk, and a large window with a view of the interior.

An outdoor seating area with tables and chairs, a large umbrella, and a statue of a lion.

A spacious lounge area with plush seating, large windows, and decorative lighting.

A bar area with multiple seating options, a well-stocked bar, and a view of the street outside.

2. The Trinity City Hotel

City Centre Dublin

Stacey

£111

includes taxes & fees

8 Nov - 9 Nov

A bar area with a long counter, cushioned bar stools, and a copper bowl with champagne bottles.

Two black planters with 'Brooks Hotel' branding and a doormat with the same name.

A hotel with a brick facade, multiple windows, and a sign reading "Hotel Brooks".

A hotel lobby with a reception desk, seating area, and large windows.

3. Brooks Hotel

City Centre Dublin

michael

£160

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

A modern building with a checkered facade and a reflection in the water.

A modern indoor swimming pool with lounge chairs, a table with fruit, and a unique hanging light fixture.

A dining area with a table set for two, featuring a dessert stand with various sweets, two wine glasses, and a vase of flowers.

A buffet spread with various breads, cheeses, fruits, and pastries in a modern dining area with large windows and indoor plants.

4. Anantara The Marker Dublin - A Leading Hotel of the World

City Centre Dublin

jeff

£257

includes taxes & fees

8 Nov - 9 Nov

A hotel with a red brick facade, outdoor seating area, and illuminated windows.

A living room with a fireplace, bookshelves, a sofa, and a patterned armchair.

A historic building with a prominent dome and arched windows, surrounded by a stone wall and a parking area with cars.

A spacious living area with a sofa, ottoman, and coffee table. A person is reading a book near a window. The room has a modern design with a large mirror and a door leading to another area.

5. Dylan Hotel

Dublin

Petros

£247

includes taxes & fees

4 Nov - 5 Nov

A bar area with round tables and chairs, a bar counter with bottles, and a seating area with sofas and chairs.

A large, symmetrical building with a central pathway leading to a formal garden.

A formal dining room with a chandelier, floral wallpaper, and classic furniture.

A modern outdoor seating area with a sofa, a fire pit, and potted plants.

6. The K Club

Straffan

Thomas

£211

includes taxes & fees

4 Nov - 5 Nov

A luxurious room with a fireplace, comfortable seating, and large windows offering a view of greenery.

A historic stone tower with ivy, surrounded by a well-maintained lawn and a modern building.

A bar area with wooden shelves stocked with bottles, a chandelier, and a stone fireplace with a metal sculpture.

A person in a uniform serving food at an outdoor table with a tiered dessert stand, surrounded by greenery and statues.

7. Barberstown Castle

Straffan

Jennifer

£133

includes taxes & fees

13 Oct - 14 Oct

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Top County Dublin Hotel Reviews

The Morgan Hotel

8/10 Good

"Two of us stayed at the Morgan for several nights, mid-week. Hotel was great all around. Clean, updated and located in central Dublin, making it a great base for exploring the city. Breakfast was included with our rate and that was very convenient as well. Buffet or order from a limited menu. The only warning we would offer is to understand that it is right in the center of the Temple Bar district, which is very tourist driven and a pretty exuberant nightlife. Even on weeknights, the area was loud well into the early morning. The hotel itself was quiet, just no way to entirely mask the world outside. But if you're there to enjoy that experience in Temple Bar and the surrounding area, you aren't going to find a better place to start. Hotel staff was also very helpful in arranging airport taxi for us and offering advice and directions about the area. Overall, it was a very nice stay for us. We would j"