The good news? Holidays in Ireland have something for everyone! The great news? Our Republic of Ireland hotels are perfect for getting the most out of your stay, whatever the occasion. Whether you’re visiting top Dublin attractions like the Guinness Storehouse and Kilmainham Gaol, enjoying fun days out in Cork at Blarney Castle and the English Market, or soaking up the views from the Cliffs of Moher, our stylish hotels with family-friendly restaurants and super-comfy beds will be waiting to welcome you after days out in Ireland.
Premier Inn Ireland
Cork City Centre
Dublin City Centre (The Liberties)
Dublin City Centre (Gloucester Street South)
Dublin City Centre (North Docklands)
Dublin City Centre (Temple Bar)
Dublin Airport
Places in Ireland
With so many great places to visit in Ireland, get the most out of your stay by exploring multiple cities. Not only are our hotels in Dublin a great base for discovering the capital, but other exciting Irish cities like Galway and Limerick are just a two-and-a-half-hour drive away. If you fancy visiting Blarney Castle and the Titanic Experience, our Cork hotel is in the perfect spot. Plus, if you’re thinking of visiting Northern Ireland, check out our great-value hotels in Belfast.
Take a look at our hotels in Dublin and our hotels in Cork.
Things to do in the Republic of Ireland
Explore the best places to visit in Dublin
The buzzing capital of Ireland is bursting with iconic landmarks, exciting attractions and unforgettable experiences. For history lovers, there’s Dublin Castle, Kilmainham Gaol and Trinity College to name just a few. Weekend breaks in Dublin wouldn’t be complete without visiting EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum and Phoenix Park, and if you’re looking for fun things to do in the evenings, don’t miss out on a trip to Temple Bar!
Visit top attractions in Cork
Days out in Cork have something for everyone! Visiting Cobh is one of the most popular things to do on Cork holidays – don’t miss out on the Titanic Experience, an interactive museum dedicated to the infamous ocean liner at its last port of call. Blarney Castle is one of Cork’s top attractions thanks to the Blarney Stone – a famous piece of rock which visitors can kiss for the gift of eloquence – and it’s also home to a Poison Garden!
Discover famous landmarks in Ireland
From scenic Connemara to the Cliffs of Moher, there’s so much to see on Ireland holidays! One of the most famous places to visit in Ireland is Killarney National Park – with walking trails and guided tours to suit every level, this picturesque park is unmissable. Don’t miss out on popular events in Ireland like St. Patrick's Day too – the whole island comes alive to celebrate Irish heritage. There's something for everyone to enjoy in Ireland!
FAQs
Is getting around the Republic of Ireland easy?
There are plenty of ways of getting around Ireland during your stay. The island has great public transport links – Connolly station in Dublin, Kent station in Cork and Colbert station in Limerick are just some of the main train stations in Ireland. Hiring a car is ideal if you’re planning on sightseeing across multiple cities, while cycling in Ireland is one of the best ways to soak up the scenery.
What are the best places to eat in the Republic of Ireland?
When it comes to eating in Ireland, foodies are in for a treat. Tuck into Irish delicacies like soda bread and Irish stew, colcannon and champ, and don’t miss out on boxty – a tasty potato pancake! Plus, when you’re searching for great places to eat breakfast in Ireland, look no further than our Republic of Ireland hotels – we’ll be serving up our famous all-you-can-eat breakfast across our restaurants in Ireland, like our Dublin City Centre (Temple Bar) hotel and our Cork City Centre hotel.
What are the best things to do in the Republic of Ireland at night?
Nightlife in Ireland is famously lively thanks to its vibrant mix of pubs, clubs and incredible live music. Weekend breaks in Dublin wouldn’t be complete without visiting Temple Bar – one of the best places to visit in Ireland for a night out – but you’ll find that the whole island comes alive in the evenings, ideal whether you fancy laid-back drinks or local performances. Ireland is also famous as being the birthplace of iconic tipples like Guinness and Jameson whiskey, so why not raise a toast throughout your holiday?
What family friendly activities can you do in the Republic of Ireland?
If you’re planning on visiting Ireland with the kids, you’re in for a fun family break! Take the little ones to meet the animals at the Fota Wildlife Park or Dublin Zoo before spending an afternoon at St Stephen's Green. The whole family will love visiting Emerald Park – it’s the biggest theme park in Ireland and home to all kinds of exciting rides and amusements – or why not take to the water and go sailing or kayaking?
What outdoor activities can you do in the Republic of Ireland?
Looking for fun outdoor activities in Ireland? You’ll be spoilt for choice! The Emerald Isle is famous for its breath-taking scenery – Connemara National Park in County Galway and Killarney National Park in County Kerry are both unmissable for walkers and landscape lovers alike. Plus, for unbeatable views of the West Clare coast, head straight to the iconic Cliffs of Moher.
What indoor activities can you do in the Republic of Ireland?
Whatever the weather in Ireland, you’ll find plenty of activities to keep all ages entertained. Culture lovers won’t want to miss a tour of the National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin or the Crawford Art Gallery in Cork, or why not get a taste of iconic local drinks at the Guinness Storehouse and the Jameson Distillery? Catch live performances at the National Theatre of Ireland or discover more about the island’s past at EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum.