Where to Stay
The choice of accommodation available in Ireland can be overwhelming. From modern hotels in or near city centers to haunted castles in the middle of nowhere. Most visitors prefer to stay in a traditional "B&B" (short for bed and breakfast) or a small guesthouse. There are also hostels for the budget traveller and, on the other end of the scale, some of the most luxurious country hotels you can imagine.
Choosing accommodation for your stay in Ireland can be tricky. Visitors are faced with a host of options ... the choice is yours, but what should you consider? Unless you are pre-booking a tour you will have to decide how to spend your nights in Ireland. Of course a lot will depend on your budget. Let your About Guide Bernd Biege help you with the decision process.
For that special holiday feeling ... why not drop into a pub with its own ghost? Or even stay a night with things that go bump in the night? Ireland has a fair share of ghostly happenings and finding a haunted hostelry is not a difficult task. Add a dark night with rain lashing the window panes and you are sure to feel some shivers running down your spine.
Accommodation search on the official tourism website for the Republic of Ireland - includes all accommodation types.
Find accommodation in Dublin on the Official Tourism Website.
Accommodation search on the official tourism website for Northern Ireland - includes all accommodation types.
Providing information on member hotels and online booking facilities.
Bed & Breakfast accommodation in more than 1,300 Irish homes and houses.
Stay on an original Irish farm - bed & breakfast accommodation in more than 300 locations.
Pitch your tent or park your trailer at over 100 parks all over Ireland.
