The Devlin

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The Devlin is the perfect hotel for a city trip to Dublin. Well located, fair price-performance ratio and the rooms are stylish, cosy and small, but that doesn’t matter if you spend the whole day exploring the city. A highlight is also the bar and the restaurant on the roof terrace – hold on: a cinema. So it’s perfect to put your feet up after a long day and relax in the hotel. A specialty that you have to keep in mind, however – most rooms have the bed built into an alcove, does not speak freestanding, but all the more comfortable.

Address117-119 Ranelagh, Rathmines
D06 WY50 Dublin
Phone+353 1 406 6550
Websitethedevlin.ie/
Pricedouble from 110 €

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