· The Morgan Hotel

The 3 star Morgan Hotel is elegant yet contemporary in style. It's got a fantastic location on Fleet Street right in the heart of Temple Bar.

With 121 luxury guestrooms and a funky bar – popular for its cocktails and tapas, you're sure to have a very enjoyable and relaxing stay here.

The Morgan Hotel is ideally located if you intent to spend a few nights out in Temple Bar as all the restaurant and bars are literally on your doorstep. It's also a great base for sightseeing and shopping with Trinity College, Dublin Castle, Grafton Street and Christchurch Cathedral all within easy walking distance.

· The Paramount Hotel

The very elegant Paramount Hotel is located on Parliament Street in Temple Bar, so you'll have all the restaurants, cafes, shops and pubs of Temple Bar closeby.

The Paramount has 70 cosy guestrooms, decorated in a 1930's style and fitted with facilities like tea/coffee, direct dial phone and cable TV.

The Paramount boasts one of Temple Bar's most popular bars – The Turks Head. It's a great place to enjoy lunch or dinner during the day and at night you can dance to some of Dublin's best DJ's.

· The Parliament Hotel

The 3 star Parliament Hotel makes the perfect base for your stay in Dublin city whether you’re here for shopping, sightseeing or socialising. It boasts a fantastic city centre location on Lord Edward Street in the Temple Bar area.

The hotel has 63 well equipped ensuite rooms, the Senate Room – which serves the best of international cuisine and two bars, Forum One is a relaxing conservatory bar while Forum Two is a traditional Irish pub.

The Parliament Hotel is located in the heart of Temple Bar so it's just steps to pubs, clubs, restaurants, cafes and galleries. It's also opposite Dublin Castle and just a stroll from Grafton Street, Trinity College, Government buildings and St. Stephen's Green.

· The Fleet Street Hotel

As its name suggests the Fleet Street Hotel is located on Fleet Street right in the heart of Temple Bar.

In its earlier days, this hotel was where the famous Beweley's Bakery and Café was located and was frequented quite a lot by James Joyce and Patrick Kavanagh.

The hotel has 71 ensuite guestrooms, which include tea/coffee making facilities, direct dial phone and hairdryer.

It's a great base if you intend to enjoy Temple Bar's nightlife and it's also a short walk from attractions like Trinity College, Grafton Street, Dublin Castle and O'Connell Street to name a few.

· The Temple Bar Hotel

Named after the area, this popular 3 star hotel is also located on Fleet Street in the heart of Temple Bar, making it the perfect accommodation for your weekend break in Dublin.

There is plenty to keep you occupied at this hotel with two bars, a restaurant and a nightclub.

The hotel is just a short walk from O'Connell Street, Trinity College, Grafton Street, Dublin Castle and Christchurch Cathedral.

· Jury's Inn Christchurch

Jury's Inn Christchurch is located at Christchurch Place one of the oldest parts of Dublin city. It's just a short walk from the hotel to Temple Bar, Trinity College and Grafton Street.

It boasts 182 ensuite guestrooms which come with internet access, multi channel TV, tea/coffee making facilities and direct dial phone. The hotel also has an onsite bar, a café and a restaurant.

When you stay at this hotel you can really make the most of your stay in Dublin as it's located within walking distance of Trinity College, Temple Bar, O'Connell Street, Dublin Castle and it's just steps from Christchurch Cathedral.

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