New Hotels · City of Dublin · Ireland
Explore Dublin's freshest stays – from budget-friendly city centre rooms to spacious riverside apartments.
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Central modern stay
Dublin
A modern, central base with 272 rooms, a 24-hour lounge, and soundproofed windows for a quiet sleep on a busy street.
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Central & practical
Dublin
Central Dublin aparthotel with kitchenettes, praised for its location and friendly staff.
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Central & Budget-Friendly
Dublin
A budget-friendly stay in Dublin's city centre, with easy access to the Guinness Storehouse and a tram station.
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Spacious apartments
Dublin
Modern apartments with kitchenettes near the river and EPIC museum, offering space to spread out.
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For most travellers, the new hotels in Dublin centre on the city's core, where the top-rated options sit within walking distance of Grafton Street and St Stephen's Green. The highest rated is Motel One Dublin, scoring 8.9, but the best value sits with Staycity Aparthotels, which combines a central location with kitchenettes for self-catering. At the budget end, Easyhotel Dublin offers the cheapest rates, starting at €65, but the three 4-star properties demand a premium for their extra space and amenities.
The most affordable among the new hotels is Easyhotel Dublin, with rooms from €65 per night. It's a 3-star property in the city centre, close to the Guinness Storehouse and a tram station, making it a practical pick for budget-conscious travellers.
All the new hotels on this page are central. Motel One Dublin and Staycity Aparthotels Dublin City Centre are in the heart of things, while Staycity Aparthotels Dublin City Quay sits by the river near the EPIC museum. Easyhotel Dublin is also central, with easy tram access.
Nightly rates for these new hotels range from €65 at Easyhotel Dublin to €198 at Motel One Dublin. The typical price for a stay is around €138, which gets you a 4-star room with modern amenities.
The highest rated among the new hotels are tied at 8.9: Motel One Dublin and Staycity Aparthotels Dublin City Quay. Motel One is a modern hotel with soundproofed windows, while Staycity offers spacious apartments with kitchenettes near the river.
Dublin's newest hotels cluster tightly around the city centre, putting you steps from Trinity College, the Ha'penny Bridge, and the bustling Temple Bar district. This is a compact, walkable city, and these properties lean into that convenience, with most guests finding they can reach the main sights without a taxi. Expect modern, efficient design over old-world charm, and rates that reflect the prime locations.
At the budget end, you can secure a no-frills double for around €65 a night, while those wanting space to spread out will pay closer to €135–€198 for apartment-style accommodation. The most expensive new option, Motel One Dublin at €198, is also the most centrally located, per its soundproofed windows and 24-hour lounge.
These new hotels suit travellers who want a modern, efficient base in central Dublin, especially those who value a great location over historic character. If you prefer the charm of a traditional guest house or need specific amenities like parking or family-friendly layouts, browse our other Dublin collections. For those wanting a wider range of options across the city, the main Hotels in Dublin page offers more variety, while the Central hotels page focuses narrowly on the city centre.