


Holiday Inn Express Dublin City Centre by IHG
City centre comfort with free breakfast and parking
About this hotel
The Holiday Inn Express Dublin City Centre by IHG provides a convenient and comfortable stay right in the heart of Dublin. You'll find modern amenities like air conditioning and free Wi-Fi, perfect for planning your day or unwinding after exploring. The hotel features a bar and a restaurant, offering easy options for dining and drinks without leaving the property. A major plus is the complimentary hot breakfast, ensuring you start your day energised, whether you're heading to a match or sightseeing. For those driving, on-site parking is available for a fee, a valuable asset in the city centre. Its kid-friendly atmosphere and smoke-free policy make it a good choice for families.
- City centre location
- Free breakfast
- Parking available
- Bar and restaurant
Our take
I would choose Holiday Inn Express Dublin City Centre by IHG as a straightforward base around a Croke Park event. Free hot breakfast and Wi-Fi cover the basics, the bar and restaurant are on site, and the city centre location gives easy access to Dublin. Parking is available but charged, so most guests will do better without a car.
- Utilise the free hot breakfast to fuel up before a busy day of sightseeing or a match.
- If you're driving, book your parking in advance as city centre spaces can be limited.
- Check public transport options from the city centre to Croke Park for the quickest route on match days.
Why we love it
- Central Dublin location
- Free hot breakfast included
- On-site parking available
- Kid-friendly amenities
Why guests love itHoliday Inn Express Dublin City Centre by IHG is a casual 3-star hotel with contemporary touches, a bar and a restaurant. Free hot breakfast and Wi-Fi are included, on-site parking is available for a fee, and the property is kid-friendly, smoke-free and air-conditioned, with a business centre. Rated 8.8 across 3,069 reviews, I would recommend it to families and fans who want city access around a Croke Park event.