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Holiday homes & rentals in Dublin

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Price per night
- Up to £100
- £100 - £199
- From £200
Accommodation types
- Apartment
- House
- Bed and breakfast
Distance to centre
- 2 mi
- 3 mi
- Any
Rating
- 4.5+
- 4+
Booking Options
- Instant Booking
Services
- WiFi
- Parking
- Kitchen
- TV
- Pool
- Washing machine
- Balcony/patio
- Hot tub
- Microwave
- Fireplace
- Garden
- Dishwasher
- Cot
- Sauna
- Air conditioning
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Accommodation type
- Pet-friendly
- No smoking
- No pets
- Wheelchair access
Activities
- Grill
- Fishing

Top 15 Recommended holiday lettings in Dublin

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Best holiday homes with a patio or terrace

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Budget-friendly Holiday Homes in Dublin

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Popular holiday rental amenities in Dublin

WiFi (4,193)
Parking (411)
Pet-friendly (298)
Kitchen (1,931)
TV (3,564)
Pool (337)
Washing machine (2,055)
Balcony/patio (1,317)
Hot tub (72)
Microwave (1,186)
Fireplace (377)
No smoking (4,015)

Amenity filters are conveniently available to help you adjust your search and find the best letting in Dublin for you. Most of the holiday lettings in Dublin include Internet or Parking, which makes it a great destination if you can't imagine a holiday without internet or you want to keep your car in a safe place. It is also possible to search for a holiday letting if you love sweating the stress away in saunas , as 284 of the properties there include Sauna.

Waterside Holiday Rentals in Dublin

Searching for the perfect holiday rental by the sea in Dublin?

Select the 'distance to water' location filter during your search with HomeToGo, and be amazed by just how close by the beach you can stay! You can choose from a variety of holiday homes in Dublin which are just a short way from the sea. From stylish apartments with saunas to pet-friendly places to stay, with 4,550 coastal houses available, you're guaranteed to find the perfect holiday let by the sea for you in Dublin.

Price and Availability Index for Dublin

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Holiday Letting Price Information in Dublin

We summarised price data in the graph above to give you more insights as to accommodation costs in Dublin. Prices reach their peak during one week in March. The price per night for a stay in a holiday letting in Dublin during this week (14/03 – 21/03) is £293 on average. The cheapest week in which to book a holiday letting is in February (14/02 – 21/02).

Rental availability information in Dublin

Our availability graph helps you identify the busiest months in Dublin. The week with the lowest percentage of available properties is in November (21/11 – 28/11). On the other hand, the week with the most available offers is in February (07/02 – 14/02).

Feel at home with a holiday apartment in Ireland's vibrant capital

Ireland is much more than pints and traditional dancing. When you choose holiday accommodation in Dublin, you'll discover a different side to the nation's capital. This vibrant and thriving metropolis is a must-see location in Europe, with rich history, arts, architecture and culture. This small but great city is a centre for education, arts, economics and industry.

Choose from a range of outstanding Dublin holiday apartments, located throughout the city. Explore this charming city in your own time, with a comfortable holiday rental or room to come back to at the end of every day.

What are the best activities for families in Dublin?

Holidays in Dublin with Kids

With its many unique family attractions and plentiful green space, Dublin offers as much for kids as it does for grown ups. From children's theatres to amazing interactive museums, there are countless options for immersing yourself in the city's culture, while ensuring that little ones are kept entertained. What's more, with so many fantastic holiday lettings spread across the city, now is the ideal time to discover Dublin with the kids.

Located in the Temple Bar district, The Ark hosts concerts, theatre performances and exhibitions aimed at children. It opened in 1995 and is a space for children aged between 2 and 12 to learn about the world and explore their creativity. There are shows on almost every day so check the website to find out about productions during your holiday.

A visit to Dublinia will introduce the whole family to the history of Ireland. Find out about the Vikings and medieval Dublin through storytelling and interactive displays, as well as getting to climb St. Michael's Tower. You can also access Christ Church Cathedral and its famous crypt via a Gothic walkway at the end of your tour.

The Leprechaun Museum takes you on a trip to the "Otherworld". Learn about the mythology of Ireland on a story-filled adventure while you explore dark tunnels, massive chairs, caves and ponds within this unique museum. There are plenty of fun photo opportunities here and younger children are especially enchanted by the fairy world that is creatively portrayed.

For a guaranteed hit with the kids, take a tour of the waterways and major sites of Dublin on an amphibious vehicle from World War 2, with Viking Splash tours. You'll learn about Trinity College, St. Patrick's College, the government buildings and more while the energetic guides keep children entertained throughout. This exciting tour takes just over an hour and fifteen minutes.

What are the top sights in Dublin?

Dublin's top sights

When visiting Dublin, be ready to dive into its incredible history. There are several wonderful museums featuring local history and culture, like Kilmainham Gaol, a former prison which tells of Ireland’s interesting past, and the National Museum of Ireland, with its fascinating archaeology branch.

Don't miss the immersive experience at the Guinness Storehouse, a brewery presentation of Ireland’s most famous beer, which includes tastings and a rooftop bar.

If history isn't your thing, visit the green, sprawling Phoenix Park, home to the Dublin Zoo, or even the beautiful National Botanic Gardens, the inner city’s link to nature.

Where are the unique attractions in Dublin?

Finding a nice place to stay in Dublin is not as easy as you might think. While there are many hotels and hostels in this capital city, it's easy to get caught up in the international atmosphere and thus leave Dublin without really getting a taste of Irish culture. A good way to experience Irish life is to stay in a typical apartment, inhabited by real Dubliners.

Did you know?

Nearly half of Dublin's population is under 35 years old.

Phoenix Park is the largest park in Europe.

The founder of Guinness, Arthur Guinness, had originally planned to locate his brewery in Wales. It was only after a refusal from the Welsh that he decided to expand his business to

The author of Dracula, Bram Stoker was born in Dublin. It is said that the name Dracula comes from the Irish word 'droch ola' - bad blood.

The oldest Irish pub, The Brazen Head, is located in Dublin and opened in 1198.

Dublin, the city
Dublin is a lively and vibrant city at the center of Irish life. It is the European city with the highest rate of tourist growth. Dublin also offers a multitude of activities. Dublin's nightlife is legendary and a visit to Temple Bar, Dublin's main pub and bar area, is highly recommended. We highly recommend visiting the popular tourist attractions that will allow you to gain an appreciation for the Irish way of life. A guided tour of the Guinness Brewery is the main tourist attraction we recommend in Dublin. Located just west of the center, the Guinness building showcases the history of the "black stuff" and highlights the various marketing campaigns of the Guinness brand over the years. At the end of the tour, you are rewarded with a pint of Guinness to enjoy in the Gravity Bar, a panoramic bar with stunning views of Dublin and the Wicklow Mountains. We also recommend visiting Chester Beatty Library, which has a fabulous collection of books, manuscripts and drawings from Beatty's personal collection. The city is dotted with great parks - Phonenix Park is huge and home to the Dublin Zoo. St Stephens Green is a great place to relax after an afternoon of shopping on nearby Grafton Avenue.
Irish Cuisine
Here are some Irish dishes we recommend during your stay:The Breakfast Roll It doesn't get more Irish than the Breakfast Roll. This little snack includes all the classic elements of a fried breakfast but is served in a French baguette. This snack is perfect to munch on during a day of sightseeing!
Seafood Chowder - Irish waters are rich in fish and the Irish really know how to cook them. Be sure to try this hearty soup often served with some soda bread, an Irish bread leavened with baking soda. It's simply delicious!
Irish Stew - served anywhere and best enjoyed in a bar with a pint of Guinness.
Irish brands - a special mention for the various Irish brands. Barry's Tea and Lyon's tea rival the special breakfast tea brands. Ballymaloe's "relish" is a rich tomato and spice sauce served with cheese. It is also widely used in cooked dishes. Be sure to save room in your suitcase to bring back some of these Irish products!
Dublin Nightlife
Dublin is famous for its wide selection of bars. This city offers a wide range of options when it comes to enjoying a pint of Guinness or an "Irish coffee". South of the city center, we recommend visiting Bernard Shaw, located on Richmond Street. This Irish bar successfully recreates the raucous atmosphere of Western Ireland and the hedonistic nightlife of Galway. You'll find a double-decker bus in the "Beer Garden" - hop aboard and enjoy some tasty Italian pizza! We also recommend visiting The Porterhouse, located in the heart of the Temple Bar area. This bar serves its own homemade beer. It is really tasty! Also try the Oyster Stout - the house version of Guinness but brewed with oysters!
Off the beaten path
If you like to explore, Dublin has many bars, stores and sights to discover in less touristy corners. The Dublin Flea Market takes place on the last Sunday of every month. It is located southwest of the city center on Newmarket Street. The market has many food and bric-a-brac stalls. The coffee there is always very good too. The Glasnevin Botanical Garden is free to enter and contains over 20,000 species of plants including many rare specimens. Take the 13a, 19 or 134 bus from downtown Dublin.
Getting around
Dublin Airport is about 30 minutes from the city center. Bus transfers are very regular. We recommend not taking a cab - the trip from the airport to the city center is the 12th most expensive cab ride in the world! Ferries also run between Dublin and Wales. A Sail & Rail ticket costs £35 and will take you by train from Dublin to any part of the UK. As for transportation in Dublin's inner city, two streetcar lines serve the areas north and south of the River Liffey. Numerous bus routes serve all major tourist attractions. Dublin's city center is fairly compact, so you can get around on foot. Dublin is very well connected with other Irish cities such as Sligo, Galway and Cork.

What are the must-see attractions in Dublin?

Day trips from Dublin

Step out from your apartment hotel in Dublin's city centre, and hop on a train to the historic seaside town of Bray. Take the picturesque Cliff Walk to nearby Greystones and soak up County Wicklow's dramatic coastal scenery. Then, return to Bray for a pint in The Harbour Bar, once voted as the ‘Best Bar in the World’ by Lonely Planet.

If you have some extra time on your hands, Kilkenny is a must-visit. Known as ‘The Marble City’, you can visit the town's famous Kilkenny Castle, an imposing 12th-century Norman fortification, or marvel at the stunning stained-glass windows of St. Canice's Cathedral. No trip to Kilkenny would be complete without a pint of Smithwick's, an ale that predates the iconic Guinness.

Information about holiday rentals in Dublin

🏡 Holiday homes available	4,550 rentals
🌙 Nightly prices from	£24
⭐ Popular amenities	Internet, Parking and Pets allowed
🐾 Pet friendly rentals	296 properties
🏊 Holiday rentals with pools	338 properties

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average nightly rate for a holiday rental in Dublin?

You can book a holiday home in Dublin for as little as £24 per night. Whether you're after something simple or more luxurious, there's a wide range available. HomeToGo helps you filter by price to match your budget.

How many holiday lettings are available to rent in Dublin? And what are the most popular types of holiday lets?

There are currently 4,550 holiday apartments in Dublin to choose from and book for your next trip. Holiday homes in Dublin often include spacious apartment rental and private room. These are perfect for groups of around 4 people, offering comfort and flexibility. Use HomeToGo to easily find the top-rated holiday rental for your trip.

What is the most popular holiday apartment amenity in Dublin?

When booking a holiday apartment in Dublin, consider looking for a place with Internet, Parking, or Pets allowed, which are the most popular amenities for this destination.

Do you offer holiday homes with a swimming pool in Dublin?

Looking for a pool? You’ll find that nearly half of holiday cottages and homes in Dublin have one. With 338 properties available, it’s a popular choice for those looking to unwind or entertain. Use the 'pool' filter on HomeToGo to see your options.

Are there any pet-friendly holiday cottages in Dublin?

Absolutely! Pet-friendly holiday rentals in Dublin are widely available. So your furry friend doesn’t have to miss out on the adventure. Just tick the ‘Pets allowed’ filter on HomeToGo to see what’s available for you and your pet.

What is the best time of year to travel to Dublin?

July and August are the warmest months in Dublin, while April and May have the least rain.

Where can I see deals on holiday accommmodation in Dublin?

You can get brilliant bargains on holiday lets in Dublin with prices for a letting beginning at £24 - and HomeToGo has launched plenty of filters that make it quick and simple to see the top deals. If you don't have set dates for your holiday, search with HomeToGo's flexible dates technology to scan for low-price date options and get savings of as much as 10%. Furthermore, HomeToGo's 'distance from' filter makes it easy to discover hidden treasure holiday rentals in lower-price, under-the-radar spots which are still near to your desired destination, whether that's the coastline, a swimming lake, winter sports area or town centre. Start your search as soon as possible to make the most of a wide range of offers and top discounts - and do so with confidence by clicking on HomeToGo's 'free cancellation' filter when searching for holiday accommodation.

What are the advantages of choosing a holiday letting in Dublin with HomeToGo?

From increased privacy away from the crowds to more space in which to have fun with your travel companions, holiday rentals in Dublin have a variety of advantages. HomeToGo lets you read genuine ratings from verified visitors, and searching is secure, easy, and stress-free - so with 4,550 lettings from 21 providers in the area, you're bound to uncover the perfect place to stay with all of the amenities that are important to you in Dublin.

Do you offer holiday accommodation for couples in Dublin?

Absolutely – you’ll find plenty of cosy, well-rated holiday lettings in Dublin perfect for two. Enjoy a romantic retreat with just the right amount of space and charm. Use HomeToGo to find the ideal spot for your next couples’ getaway.

Can I book a waterfront holiday rental in Dublin?

Yes, there are 4069 waterfront holiday lets available in Dublin. They're great for beach lovers or anyone seeking a peaceful retreat by the water. Start your search now on HomeToGo.

Why should I book my holiday rental with HomeToGo?

HomeToGo brings together over 15 million holiday rentals from trusted providers, so you can find the best deal in one place. Our smart search makes it easy to find what suits you. Discover your ideal holiday home with ease on HomeToGo.

Can I find family-friendly holiday lettings in Dublin?

Yes, many holiday homes in Dublin are ideal for families, with plenty of space and useful amenities. Many come with space for medium-sized groups and families and practical features like kitchens and gardens. HomeToGo makes it simple to book a family-friendly stay.

Can I cancel my holiday rental booking for free?

Free cancellation is available on lots of holiday homes, depending on the provider. Just make sure to check the property's policy before booking.

Is it possible to rent a holiday home for a weekend getaway in Dublin?

Yes, weekend breaks are easy to plan with flexible holiday rentals in Dublin. Many homes offer short stays without long commitments. Just enter your dates on HomeToGo and browse weekend-ready options in seconds.

Are there any last-minute holiday rental deals in Dublin?

Yes, HomeToGo regularly features last-minute holiday deals in Dublin. These can be a great way to save up to 10% on spontaneous getaways. Check often and book quickly to grab the best offers.

Holiday homes & rentals in Dublin

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Top 15 Recommended holiday lettings in Dublin

Flat with terrace | Close to Dublin Castle | River view

Holiday apartment with terrace | City view | Good for workation

Apartment with barbecue

Flat with BBQ

Flat with 1 room for 2 persons

Flat with fast internet | Close to Dublin Castle

Letting | Next to Trinity College Dublin | Good for workation

Flat with fast internet | Near Dublin Castle

Flat with BBQ

Charming holiday home with terrace & garden

Fully equipped beautiful flat with terrace

Fully equipped holiday apartment with terrace

House with garden | Suitable for remote work

Fully equipped apartment with fast internet | Near Ha'penny Bridge

Flat | Close to Trinity College Dublin

Best holiday homes with a patio or terrace

Pleasant private room with garden, BBQ & terrace | Suitable for remote work

Fully equipped apartment with terrace | Close to Dublin Castle | City view

Fully equipped flat with terrace

Holiday cottages, homes & apartments with sauna

Holiday apartment with garden & sauna | Garden view | Suitable for remote work

Nice apartment with sauna & garden | Garden view | Suitable for remote work

Flat with sauna & garden | Garden view