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| Dublin | dublin mon amour Posted: Mon July 28, 2008 11:48 AM UTC
Hi, After I checked the hotel review listed on VT, I think I get a direct advice from some fellow traveller about a decent, unexpensive place to stay in dublin for a week.What exactly I am looking for is a budget hotel which offer a private room with bath inside, preferably located in dublin downtown, for $60-70 /night,
Any suggestion? Thanks in advance for your collaboration. |
georgt  
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| Dublin | Re: dublin mon amour Posted: Mon July 28, 2008 12:04 PM UTC
What about staying in a hostel? My daughter stayed in Avalon House and liked it. $60/70 are about 40/45 Euro, not very much for a room with private bath, so you may want to check the hostels.
http://www.hostelworld.com/hosteldetails.php/Avalo
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| Dublin | Re: dublin mon amour Posted: Mon July 28, 2008 12:06 PM UTC
Have a look at www.townhouseofireland.com or www.isaacs.ie
Both offer budget accommodation in city centre locations. For accomodation and general tourism information check out www.ireland.com or www.goireland.com
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| Dublin | Re: dublin mon amour Posted: Mon July 28, 2008 01:12 PM UTC
excuse me but I know tour operator and hotel web sites enough, just for example ryanair site shows more convenient offers than those published on the pages you have indicated.
I would like to read the feedback of somebody who has actually been in one place which fit the description of my interest, not general suggestions.
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georgt
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| Dublin | Re: dublin mon amour Posted: Mon July 28, 2008 01:42 PM UTC
Telling you that my daughter liked her stay there seems direct to me.
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christine.j
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| Dublin | Re: dublin mon amour Posted: Mon July 28, 2008 01:51 PM UTC
Have you tried Traveladvisor.com? They have the most traveler reviews for hotels - -they now own VT ;+(
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| Dublin | Re: dublin mon amour Posted: Mon July 28, 2008 04:10 PM UTC
ok, so I look some where else, but that is not the way, I am not going to give any helpful reply score
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georgt
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| Dublin | Re: dublin mon amour Posted: Mon July 28, 2008 04:33 PM UTC
Excuse me!
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annemariebyrne
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| Dublin | Re: dublin mon amour Posted: Mon July 28, 2008 04:41 PM UTC
Ripley Court, http://www.ripleycourt.com/, is running an internet special. I have stayed there and found it to be very comfortable. THey include breakfast in the price of the hotel room. At the time I stayed there, there was a small Cafe just across the street from the hotel which served the most delicious stew & brown bread for an absurdly low price. The hotel is well located and is within easy walking distance of most of the Dublin sites. When I say easy, think Irish, meaning its 15 -20 minutes max in walk time to any of the major sites.
Hopefully this helps. Everyone who had replied was giving you their best help. Slan Beo, Bit
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| Dublin | Re: dublin mon amour Posted: Mon July 28, 2008 04:46 PM UTC
you are absolutely right whisperwest.I am going to leave a good check on your reply
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georgt
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