Hotels in Dublin for your hen or Stag party

· Area Street Dublin hotels o ' Connell

If you are looking for a central with easy access to all basic action, then choose a Dublin Hotel around of the o 'Connell Street .it's area is Dublin's main street and from there, you walk from Temple Bar (Dublin's nightlife headquarters) and many other big night clubs, bars and restaurants.

Hotels which welcomes hen parties and phase in o ' Connell Street area include door hotel, Comfort Inn and the jury, which are all located around Parnell Square at the top of the o ' Connell Street.Autres hotel include near o ' Connell Street include l'Abbaye hotel located on the Middle Abbey Street (just outside of o ' Connell Street) and the Aston hotel on Aston Quay (just around the corner of rue o ' Connell).

· Dublin hotels near Temple Bar

It is undoubtedly one of the best places to stay if you're in Dublin for a deer or the hen, especially if you want to be literally in front of some the best bars, nightclub and restaurants of Dublin.Si boxes it sounds like the kind of place, you want to stay and then integrate them into the Harding hotel.

There is no better way to get rid of this hangover that doing a little shopping visits and Temple Bar very central to do this, or only a short walk from attractions such as Dublin Castle, Hotel City, Christchurch Cathedral and Trinity College.Grafton Street is shopping mall of Dublin and is also within walking distance.

· Other Dublin hotels welcomes the hen/red mating season North of city centre

Hotels in Dublin on the northside Sunnybank hotel, Maples, Castleknock Travelodge Hotel, hotel and the Comfort Inn Smithfield Walton all welcome hen/stag parties.

· Other Dublin hotels welcomes the hen/red mating season South of city centre

If you want your hen/stag party to remain South of the city centre, then choose hotels in Dublin, as the Court Abberley hotel and the hotel Glashaus in Tallaght.

Hotel Harcourt, The Camden, luxury hotel and the Portobello hotel is located just a green of St. Stephen, Grafton Street and the nightclubs of Harcourt street cables.

Mairead Foley writes for travel and accommodation website http://www.GoIreland.com Ireland

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