There is a wide variety of places one might stay while in Dublin, Ireland. Of course, there are traditional hotels and inns all over the city, but there are a number of other types of places one might spend a night or numerous nights.
There are several castles which offer lodging. All of them still look like a castle from the outside but have been redone to the point where they simply ooze luxury. Many have usable carriage rooms and lodges and others are modern inside with original stone wall exposed. At the other end of the spectrum, Dublin has utterly ultra-modern hotels, some of which appear to be entirely built of glass, with bamboo shades on the courtyard-facing windows.
And somewhere in the middle are retro-decorated inns advertised as being "for hipsters." These inns are outfitted with such things as Irish modern art, Netflix, Rega turntables, Nespresso machines, and snazzy Marshall amps for all the lodger's devices.
There is even a hotel which is a converted Victorian schoolhouse.
In any event, other places to stay while in Dublin, Ireland are found here.
Recommended Resources
Focuses on the rooms and amenities of the Academy Plaza Hotel, with photographs, pricing, and amenities of each class of rooms. Also gives directions to the hotel, directions to public transportation, and a special offers and discounts, which change regularly. Additionally offers a map of Dublin, a list of things to see and places to go, such Blarney Castle, Belfast, and Cliffs of Moher. Online booking is available from any page.
https://www.academyplazahotel.ie/en/
Once the Queen's Institute for the Training and Employment of Educated Women, this high end, Buswells Hotel's interesting history is available on this website, as are details about the rooms . Each of the rooms is described and amenities listed. They may be booked from any page. The hotel restaurant, Truman's, is covered, and there is a list of local restaurants and bars at the bottom of the page.
https://www.buswells.ie
Presents the boutique hotel and details about it, including descriptions and pictures of each room class and headlines about such things as "balcony," "river view," and "garden terrace," making it easy to find just the right room without too much reading. Also highlights Cleaver East, its onsite restaurant, and the Liquor Rooms, Octagon Bar, the Study, and the Bison Bar BBQ, each of which is available for food or drink, and the business days and hours are included on the site.
https://theclarence.ie
