Best Western Dublin

... I am still figuring out the logistics of bike transport or perhaps rental, I am very excited to begin my trip. I'll be arriving in Dublin and then hoping on a train to Killarney. From there I shall travel up the coast and see if I can get as far north as ...

... time in Ireland and my parent's first time abroad. We selected a ten day tour called the "Irish Welcomes" from CIE. We had the best driver/guide. His name was Tony. He sang and told stories, he was very friendly and funny. I'd recommend CIE to anyone.

This travel blog is to follow my best friend Amanda and me as we travel through Europe. We both just graduated from college this year (me = Auburn, Amanda = JMU) and now we are celebrating with a once in a lifetime 2 month trip traveling to the ...

... were too exhausted to enjoy the amenities.  We caught a bus into Dublin City Centre and made our way to the Best Western Royal Dublin Hotel.  They didn't have both of our rooms ready, despite a call from London warning of our expected early ...

We ate at a wee slip of a restaurant down the block from the Best Western Hotel, here in Dublin named Juno's Cafe Bistro. The Norwegian chef, Juha Salo was incredible. Larry had the most tender steak of "Irish Angus Beef" I have ever tasted in a ...

... around 1130am....so great job by the pilot.  After finally landing and a scary taxi ride, we ended up at our hotel (Best Western Premier Academy Plaza Hotel) for a quick shower and a long walk to explore and to the holy Guinness Storehouse.  We ...

... whizzed through check in and customs and were on the plane in no time. The flight touched down in Dublin and we caught the Bus to our hotel, a Best Western - highly recommended, if only for their breakfast's!! We were staying about a 10 min walk from the ...

I arrived in Dublin today about 2:30 p.m. and turned the car in.  I then took a taxis to my hotel,a Best Western Hotel just off O' Connell Street.  That made it convenient to the sights I wanted to see.  I had been to dublin befor and that ...

... On the 7th floor, there was a bar serving fresh Guinness, and all around was a 360-degree view of all of Dublin. This was the absolute best place to view the city, at its highest point, and we lucked out because it was beautifully bright and sunny ...

... . So it was a really nice relaxing dinner which was a nice way to end our trip in Dublin. So, all in all Dublin is a really fantastic place and the best place we have visited so far. It is a lovely city as you can see in the photos so i would definitely ...

... grey and green landscape is enhanced by the greyer sea as we pass through pretty fishing villages advertising the best seafood in Ireland.   Back in Dublin I hit the streets again and watch in amazement as the crowd gathers around a man with a large ...

... small pastries – delicious!  As we left the café, I could hear this huge protest going down near Dublin's G.P.O. (General post office which is one of the world's oldest and most distinguished postal headquarters and where some serious ...

Hey, Well after a 5am wake up we headed on our way to Heathrow for our flight to Dublin. It was a 10am flight, so we just chilled out in the lounge and ate breakfast. We arrived in Dublin at 11am. When we were flying in, the scenery below was fantastic!! ...

... on British Airways to London. Stayed the night of the 20th at the Sofitel in Heathrow terminal 5 departing the next morning for Dublin, Ireland. Arrived on the 21st and purchased round trip tickets on the Aircoach from the airport which dropped us on ...

... say that after every trip, but the trips just keep getting better and better! It was soooo nice to be back in the western hemisphere, in an English-speaking country. You have no idea how nice it was. The awesome Irish accents just made the situation that ...

... we experienced some of the famous Dublin rain so we headed back to relax in our hotel before the next day's trip to western Ireland. Dublin was not what you would call a scenic city and there was really not many attractions of interest to me other than ...

... spoken, and...not Tiger.  Kildare is about 30 miles outside Dublin, and he gets off the train, wishing me best regards in my studies.   In Dublin and still haven't heard from Emily.  Yikes, mildly freaking out. Talked to the fam on Skype ...

Took a long weekend off to go check out Galway (not where the port 'Galway pipe' comes from, unfortunately) and then head to Dublin to frolic with the Leprechauns on St Pats day. The trip started off on a good note with the car hire company flucking us ...

We're just back from visiting Ireland where we visited Dublin, Waterford, Killarney, Galway and best of all, Westport! The area is amazing, lots of history with quaint cottages and pubs with music and great characters. The highlight of our trip was ...

... also get a car and drive from coast to coast and really get a feel for the distance but when I think where I can get to from Dublin on a 4 and a half hour flight it does the job to. There was quite a wait on the baggage claim and then I jumped on the ...