The Mercantile Hotel

Nestled in the cultural centre of the city, the Dublin Citi Hotel boasts a warm welcome, comfortable cosy rooms, fine dining and entertainment with a world of exploration on your doorstep. You’ve heard it before, the repetitive mantra of business people the world over; ‘location, location, location’. Location really is everything! Dublin Citi Hotel is ideally located on historic Dame Street in the pulsating heart of the nation’s capital. Only metres from the hallowed halls of Trinity College, minutes from Dublin’s central shopping district, Grafton Street and rubbing shoulders with the capital’s cultural scene at Temple Bar, the Dublin Citi Hotel makes for the perfect launching ground to explore the city’s vibrant essence. Perfect for, romantic weekends, city sightseeing tours, shopping weekends, concerts and the theatre, the hotel’s twenty-seven cosily appointed rooms (deluxe doubles, standard doubles, twins, triples and singles), designed for comfort, warmth and convenience, will bring everything you desire close to hand. Why you should stay with us: For all our guests, you can enjoy free access to the nearby Crunch Fitness club’s swimming pool, steam room and sauna. For dining, The Trinity Bar located on the hotel’s ground floor serves a ‘gastro-pub’ style menu which is both creative and hearty, while maintaining a goal of providing flavour and superb value for money. Check out our menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner served daily. Then in the evenings you can enjoy live music and great sports coverage. Through reviews and personal messages of thanks our whole team are widely regarded as being some of the most professional, welcoming and courteous to be found anywhere in the city, and beyond. With 24 hour reception service, you can be sure that our team are ready to help with any matter, big or small.

This charming hotel is located in Temple Bar. The accommodation comprises a total of 70 snug units. Central is not a pet-friendly establishment.

At the heart of Dublin city's artistic and cultural centre, Temple Bar, lies Blooms 3 star Hotel Dublin city. Blooms Dublin Hotel is right in the middle of Dublin's two major shopping areas; Grafton Street and Henry Street and is close to all major theatre and concert venues such as Olympia Theatre, Vicar Street, Gaiety Theatre and the 3 Arena, and major sporting venues such as Croke Park (walking distance) and the Aviva Stadium (10 minutes by car). Blooms Dublin Hotel in Temple Bar is home to the VAT House bar - a traditional Irish bar with live music daily, and Club M - the famous nightspot - ope on Friday and Saturday nights! On check in you will be asked for a valid photo ID. For all pay at hotel reservations, the credit/debit card provided to book your room MUST be presented and the payment verified by the card holder. A deposit of €50 is required on arrival. This will be collected as a cash payment. You will be reimbursed on check out. When booking more than 5 rooms – different terms and group policies may apply. Guests may experience some noise from the hotel’s bar and nightclub, especially at weekends. While we try our best to provide our guests with quiet rooms, our location in the heart of Temple Bar can be somewhat noisy.

Near Dublin Castle

In Temple Bar, the boutique Fitzsimons Hotel overlooks the River Liffey. With a 24-hour reception the hotel has late night bars with live music, a nightclub and a rooftop terrace. The Fitzsimons Hotel has rooms with en-suite bathrooms. Most rooms have city views and some have private balconies. Free WiFi access is provided The hotel is surrounded by Temple Bar’s most famous late bars, nightclubs and restaurants. By day guests can enjoy all of Dublin’s major shopping districts, tourist attractions and activities at the doorstep. Fitzsimons Nightclub hosts a variety of music nights, with appearances from top DJs. The 4 bars offer a range of nightly live music and all show major sporting events on giant screens. The Fitzsimons Restaurant serves an international menu and has a heated terrace for al fresco dining.