Romantic hotels in Dublin
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The roaring head of the Celtic tiger, Dublin's has ridden the wave of economic boom and seen a dramatic growth in the number and quality of restaurants, cafés, bars and clubs. Confident and outgoing, Dublin is above all good fun and attracts many couples in search of a romantic break and a good laugh.
Romantic hotels in Dublin
There are some wonderful and romantic hotels in Dublin. We've selected the best so that you can rejuvenate yourselves in pampered luxury.
Making the most of your romantic break
Arrive by sea to see Dublin in the context of its romantic setting - the grand sweep of Dublin Bay, framed by the strangely conical Wicklow Mountains to the south.
Get to know the city on foot - it's easy to walk around the compact centre, bisected by the River Liffey. At its heart is "Dublin's Left Bank", Temple Bar, buzzing day and night as visitors and Dubliners alike fill the pubs, clubs, galleries and restaurants.
It's well worth exploring the remnants of Georgian Dublin. Head to Fitzwilliam and Merrion squares to admire the elegant red-brick houses - the perfect back-drop to a romantic period drama - before going on to the classy expanse of St Stephen's Green.
To treat your lover take them to Grafton Street, for posh shopping and most of the city's museums and art galleries.
If you yearn for the country you can find it within leaving the city limits at Phoenix Park. Deer roam free in this, one of the world's largest city parks.
For a breath of sea air it's easy to get out of the city to the coastal villages of Dublin Bay - go north to Howth or south to Sandycove, beloved by James Joyce. Killiney is well the trip, now largely a celebrity enclave.
Go to Dublin to have fun with your partner and enjoy a romantic weekend break that you'll never forget.
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