We Love —
- Staying in a hotel steeped in centuries of history and discovering the unique charm of rooms decorated in a traditional yet contemporary style.
- Sampling refined Irish cuisine and exploring new flavours at the hotel's restaurants.
- Setting off to explore Dublin and strolling through the legendary Temple Bar district - known for its colourful pubs.
Customer reviews —
Clontarf Castle Hotel 4* —
Travel back in time at 4* Clontarf Castle Hotel, a medieval castle dating back to the 9th century. Situated in a pleasant coastal suburb less than a mile from Dublin's city centre, its convenient location makes exploring the Irish capital and surrounding area as easy as can be, whilst ensuring a cultural immersion without even stepping out beyond the threshold of this luxurious stronghold. The hotel has stood the test of time and its rich heritage will dazzle you in every corridor, lounge and bedroom.
Your room —
Enjoy a stay in a Deluxe Room.
Deluxe Room (28 m²)
Settle into the spacious Deluxe room with its unique decor. Ornate furnishings blend with colourful fabrics, bold patterns, bespoke artwork and contemporary touches. The atmosphere is in perfect harmony with the historic charm of the castle.
Maximum room capacity
Your dining choices
This is a bed & breakfast stay.
During your stay kick off the day with a delicious traditional Irish breakfast comprising Irish bacon, eggs, sausages and traditional black and peppery white pudding. Discover tasty, modern Irish cuisine at Fahrenheit Restaurant, located within the original castle walls. The restaurant's many awards attest to the find fayre served at the hotel's restaurant by Head Chef Paul Devoy and his team. His carefully crafted menus feature the finest of local produce.
Your time
Clontarf Castle is ideally located for exploring Dublin, its history and traditions. Enjoy a stroll on Clontarf's nearby coastal promenade overlooking Dublin Bay and drink in the views and tangy sea air. Golf enthusiasts are spoilt for choice with an array of courses situated a stone's throw away and catering for all levels of ability, including The Royal Dublin Golf Club, Howth Golf Club and Portmarnock Golf Club - all with magnificent sea views.
Your optional excursions and extras —
Depart from Dublin: day trip to Connemara with fjord cruise included (summer only)
Departing from Dublin on a day trip by bus, you'll reach Connemara Nature Park and admire its breathtaking scenery of lakes, mountains and fjord. For even more escapism, take a cruise to Killary Fjord (April to October only) or visit a local farm (November to March). You'll then discover the beautiful valleys Valley of Inagh, Kylemore Abbey and the city of Galway.
Excursion to the Boyne Valley: Celtic vestiges and legends
With this excursion to a verdant paradise in the heart of Ireland's ancestral lands, discover the historic remains and county of Méath, once home to Ireland's high kings. Explore the archaeological complex of the lush Boyne Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Dublin by Night: Irish show and Dance!
Take in a show of Irish dances that will immerse you in the folklore of the country of the shamrock! You will be immersed in the dynamic and bewitching universe of the "Brush Dance" or the "Sean Nos" performances of old Irish songs. It is a moment of life, culture and sharing that we offer you with this lively show.
Included Cliffs of Moher Day Trip from Dublin
Depart Dublin by bus and discover the majestic Cliffs of Moher, one of Ireland's must-see sights. Enjoy an interactive presentation to learn more about the cliffs and then take a walk on this impressive rock formation. Afterwards, take a walk in the Burren region, ideal for nature watching, before visiting the historic city of Galway.
eSIM with 1GB internet
Enjoy easy access to the internet with a handy 1GB eSIM, bookable at the next stage of the booking process. Install your eSIM before departure in just a few taps.
Note: please check that your phone is eSIM-compatible before departure.
Your journey to Dublin —
Flights:
You will be able to choose your airline and flight times when you make your booking. This flight may include one or more stopovers. The stopover may be technical (without a change of aircraft) or transit (with a change of aircraft).
Luggage information
Luggage, meals and other services on board may be subject to an additional fee on certain airlines. It is possible to view details of luggage allowances when you choose your flights at the next stage of the booking process. If luggage is not included with your flight, please go to the airline's website before your departure to purchase your luggage for an additional fee.
For domestic flights, airlines do not always offer the option of reserving luggage. In this case, you will need to pay for it at the airport counter.
You will receive all the information you need to check in for your flights after you have made your reservation.
Dublin —
Welcome to Dublin, the vibrant capital of Ireland, known for its rich history, friendly locals, and lively culture. The city blends its storied past with a contemporary spirit, making it a must-visit destination. From iconic landmarks to riverside views, Dublin showcases its literary heritage through figures like James Joyce and Oscar Wilde.
Don’t miss:
- Trinity College: Home to the historic Book of Kells, a stunning illuminated manuscript.
- Dublin Castle: A symbol of the city’s rich historical significance.
- A stroll along the River Liffey for scenic views, and the vibrant Temple Bar area, known for nightlife, art galleries, and markets.
- The Guinness Storehouse: Learn about Ireland’s famous stout, with panoramic views from the Gravity Bar.
Culinary culture:
Dublin’s culinary scene blends traditional Irish fare with international influences. Enjoy hearty dishes like Irish stew and soda bread in cosy pubs, alongside modern interpretations of local ingredients. Coastal areas are known for fresh seafood like oysters and mussels, while gastropubs offer quality dining in relaxed settings.
Dive deeper:
For a richer cultural experience, visit the Little Museum of Dublin, featuring engaging exhibits on the city’s history. Unwind with a peaceful stroll through St. Stephen’s Green, a serene park perfect for relaxation. Independent cafés scattered throughout the city provide a cosy retreat for coffee and conversation.
Good to know:
Dublin uses the Euro (€) and boasts an extensive public transport system, including buses and trains. While renting a car is common for exploring beyond the city, remember that driving is on the left side of the road.
