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Docklands Aparthotel
Beckett Locke ★★★★
Dublin Aparthotel
8.7Great7,979 reviews
Spacious self-catering apartments with kitchens and laundry, steps from the tram and 3Arena.
FromPLN 361per night
Aparthotels · City of Dublin · Ireland
Aparthotels in Dublin
We reviewed 17 aparthotels in Dublin and picked the ones that give you space to live like a local, with kitchens, central addresses, and honest value.
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Docklands Aparthotel
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Budget-Friendly
Highfield House ★★★
Dublin Aparthotel
7.8Very good3,134 reviews
A clean, budget-friendly aparthotel with shared kitchens and a tram stop right outside — ideal for easy city access.
FromPLN 365per night
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City Comfort
Staycity Dublin Mark Street ★★★
Dublin
A reliable 3-star stay in Dublin with free Wi-Fi, parking, and a restaurant on site.
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Central apartments
Leevin Stay Apartments City Center ★★★
Dublin Aparthotel
7.7Very good630 reviews
Spacious self-catering apartments in a Georgian building, minutes from O'Connell Street and the James Joyce Cultural Centre.
FromPLN 707per night
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Adults-only
Highfield House Apartments ★★★
Dublin Aparthotel
6.5Nice20 reviews
Adult-only apartment hotel with kitchens, a gym and games room, a 25-minute walk from Ha'penny Bridge.
FromPLN 305per night
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Quiet & Practical
Broc House Suites ★★★★
Dublin Aparthotel
8.6Great2,425 reviews
A quiet, residential base with free parking and apartment-style rooms in Dublin's Donnybrook.
FromPLN 436per night
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Central & self-catering
Grafton Street Boutique Aparthotel By City Break Apartments ★★★
Dublin Aparthotel
8.6Great1,295 reviews
A central Dublin base with kitchenette-equipped studios and lofts, just steps from Grafton Street's shops and pubs.
FromPLN 398per night
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Central Aparthotel
Clifden Aparthotel - Dublin ★★★
Dublin
8.3Great31 reviews
A well-rated, central Dublin aparthotel with apartment-style rooms and a convenient location near Croke Park.
FromPLN 815per night
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Central & budget-friendly
8Great2,942 reviews
A compact, well-priced aparthotel a short walk from Dublin's centre, praised for its staff and breakfast.
FromPLN 961per night
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Student Only
Student Residence - Student Id Required - Dublin City Centre ★★★
Dublin Aparthotel
7.6Very good23 reviews
A no-frills student residence in Dublin city centre, open only to students – simple rooms with private bathrooms and a garden.
FromPLN 395per night
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Quiet & practical
Cityark Aparthotel - Dublin
Dublin
7.4good680 reviews
Spacious, brand-new rooms with comfortable beds and a peaceful Citywest location, praised by guests for helpful staff.
FromPLN 439per night
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Central & Spacious
Sonder Mountjoy Square Aparthotel - Dublin ★★★★
Dublin
8Great302 reviews
Spacious, self-catering apartments in central Dublin with a welcoming team and a location that puts the city within walking distance.
FromPLN 704per night
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Great location
Gardiner Place Aparthotel - Dublin ★★★
Dublin
7.7good78 reviews
A 10-minute walk from Dublin's centre, this budget aparthotel offers simple, apartment-style rooms with free Wi-Fi.
FromPLN 328per night
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City Stay
Canvas Mayor Square ★★★
Dublin Aparthotel
7.5Very good733 reviews
City-view rooms with shared kitchen access, steps from Samuel Beckett Bridge and a short walk to Ha'penny Bridge.
FromPLN 335per night
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Apartment-style
9.2Perfect599 reviews
Modern apartments with balconies and in-room laundry, steps from Grand Canal Square's dining and shops.
FromPLN 856per night
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Central & Self-Catering
7.8good367 reviews
Central Dublin apartments with kitchens and a staff praised for round-the-clock helpfulness.
FromPLN 1,240per night
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Self-catering
A self-catering stay within walking distance of Dublin's centre and the zoo.
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Aparthotel Dublin City Centre: Where the Liffey Bends
If you want to wake up steps from Grafton Street or O'Connell Bridge, the city-centre aparthotels are the core of this list. Grafton Street Boutique Aparthotel sits right on the shopping strip, while Leevin Stay Apartments is a short walk from O'Connell Street in a Georgian building. Sonder Mountjoy Square puts you on a historic square north of the river, and Staycity Millennium Walk is central with a 24-hour desk. Expect to pay more — these are the ones between 93 and 288 EUR — but you'll save on transport and gain the freedom of a kitchen in the middle of the action.
Aparthotels in Dublin for a Self-Catering Stay
What sets Dublin's aparthotels apart from its hotels is the kitchen — and a few genuinely different ways to use it. Beckett Locke in the Docklands gives you a full kitchen and laundry, with a rating of 8.7 from 7,979 reviews. Highfield House does a budget version with shared kitchens and a tram stop outside. For the highest-rated option, Sonder By Marriott Bonvoy Britain Quay Apartments scores 9.2, with modern apartments and balconies near Grand Canal Square. The value pick is Highfield House Apartments at 71 EUR, or Gardiner Place Aparthotel at 76 EUR, both simple but with a kitchen. That's the range: from slick Docklands living to no-frills budget bases.
Frequently asked
what is the cheapest aparthotel in dublin
The cheapest on this page is Highfield House Apartments, with rooms from 71 EUR. Gardiner Place Aparthotel is close behind at 76 EUR, and Canvas Mayor Square starts at 78 EUR. These are adults-only or no-frills options, so check what you're giving up — they're all self-catering, but you might be sharing a kitchen.
which aparthotel in dublin is best for families
For families, look for space and self-catering — starting with Beckett Locke in the Docklands, which has kitchens and laundry and a high rating of 8.7. Sonder Mountjoy Square also offers spacious apartments, and Sonder By Marriott Bonvoy Britain Quay Apartments has modern units with balconies, rated 9.2. If you're on a budget, Canvas Mayor Square offers city-view rooms with a shared kitchen.
how do i get from dublin airport to the city centre aparthotels
Dublin Airport is about 10 km north of the city. The Aircoach and Dublin Express run 24/7 to the city centre, with stops near O'Connell Street — from there, most central aparthotels are a short walk away. For Docklands areas like Beckett Locke, the Luas tram also connects from the city; Highfield House even has a tram stop right outside.
which district is best to stay in dublin for a first visit
For a first visit, stay central — around Grafton Street or O'Connell Street — where you can walk to the main sights, pubs, and restaurants. The city-centre aparthotels on this page like Grafton Street Boutique Aparthotel or Leevin Stay are ideal, but you'll pay from 93 to 223 EUR. If you prefer quieter, consider Donnybrook (Broc House Suites) or the Docklands (Beckett Locke), which are short tram or bus rides from the centre.
are dublin aparthotels expensive in high season
Prices on this page range from 71 EUR to 288 EUR, with most between 84 and 102 EUR. Expect to pay more in summer and for big events like St Patrick's Festival — book several months ahead for those. For lower rates, consider the shoulder months of April–May or September–October, and look at options outside the immediate centre like Cityark Aparthotel (from 102 EUR) or Broc House Suites (from 101 EUR).
Aparthotels in Dublin
Dublin's aparthotels are scattered across the city, from the tram-lined Docklands to the Georgian squares north of the Liffey. They cluster where short-stay apartments make sense: near the 3Arena, around Grafton Street's shops, and along the quiet residential streets of Donnybrook. What they share is a kitchen — sometimes full, sometimes shared — and the freedom to cook, spread out, and stay for more than a tourist sprint.
The money buys different things at each end. At the lower end, you're looking at simple, functional stays like Gardiner Place Aparthotel or Highfield House Apartments, where rooms start around 71 to 76 EUR and the trade-off is space and polish. At the top, Sonder By Marriott Bonvoy Britain Quay Apartments and Staycity Aparthotels Millennium Walk push past 190 EUR for modern apartments with laundry and balconies. Most of the page sits between 84 and 102 EUR — the sweet spot where a kitchen and a central address feel worth the price.
The bottom line
Aparthotels in Dublin suit travellers who value space and the option to cook — whether that's a self-catering studio in the city centre, a family-sized apartment in the Docklands, or a quiet base in Donnybrook. If you're on a tight budget or need a simple room without the kitchen, look at the cheap and budget hotels page instead. For a more traditional stay with full service, browse the hotels in Dublin page, or focus on family-friendly options if you're travelling with kids. Airport hotels and hotels with parking pages are better if your priorities are catching a flight or parking a car, while central hotels narrow the options to the heart of the city.