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dublin at a glance

Dublin is a city that everyone raves about, and rightly so. speak to any Dublin native outside of Ireland and they will soon get all misty-eyed about the pubs, the craic and the hilarious, friendly people that live in this fantastic city. tourists wallow in the wonders that dazzle them - from the architecture to the seafood; the constant feel of celtic utopia, where cobbled streets always lead to a pint of Guinness and a traditional sing-song, with adorable shops and top-class restaurants found on every corner. whilst much of that is true, Dublin so much more than the common stereotype of being a quaint, light-hearted city where every second person is bubbling over with blarney and bonhomie. Dublin is a modern, hard-working, flourishing centre of commerce and industry; it is a cultural capital; being home to some of Europe’s most accomplished artists and academics. it is a city that mixes perfectly the rule of work hard, play hard! 

If you are looking for serviced apartments for rent in Dublin city, choose from our extensive range of apartments, which are located in the popular neighbourhoods of the city. Dublin vacation rentals or short term lets are great accommodation option as these are well-connected to the public transportation, centrally located and offers you an opportunity to explore the city like a local. You can also choose from studio apartment, one-bedroom apartment or two-bedroom apartment as per your convenience. We also offer rented apartments in Dublin for weekends and summer accommodation to suit every budget and taste of our guests.

During your short term stay in our serviced apartments, you will get everything at your fingertips whether it’s a high end shopping centres, restaurants or Dublin’s popular attractions. Enjoy your holidays at your own pace, exploring the things you love the most.


culture & shopping in dublin

Dublin has been an active and forever changing city since the 9th century, and while traces of its Viking past have largely washed away, the city is a living museum of its own history ever since, with medieval castles and cathedrals on display alongside the architectural splendours of its 18th-century heyday, when Dublin was the most handsome Georgian city of the British empire. How power was wrested from their hands is another story, and you'll learn that when visiting one of its many museums and on its walking tours. to experience Dubliners at their most comfortable, you’ll have to spend some time in a bar – with a night out in one of the city’s many pubs being one of the most memorable experiences of a visit to Ireland. everyone has their favourite pub: for some it’s a never-changing traditional haunt; for others, it’s wherever the beautiful people are currently at. either way, you have over 1000 drinking spots to choose from. Beyond its impressive collection of museums and galleries, and its choice of food from all four corners of the globe – in both restaurant and market form – this is a city that proudly embraces diversity! 


getting around in dublin

The capital’s iconic dart (Dublin area rapid transit) system is a fast and frequent way of travelling in the city. Its route hugs the Irish sea coast for much of its journey, making it one of the most scenic suburban rail routes in Europe. The electric rail system follows the eastern coastline from malahide and/or howth in north Dublin, right through the city centre to southern suburbs like Blackrock, Dun Laoghaire, Dalkey and onwards to the coastal towns of bray and Greystones in county Wicklow. Dublin has an extensive network of public bus routes, making it super-easy to get around not just the city centre, but the inner and outer suburbs too Luas (the Irish word for ‘speed’) is Dublin’s light-rail transit service – a swift, reliable (and charming) tram system that crosses the city on two lines. Tickets for Luas can be purchased at street side vending machines and are a great way to get around central Dublin. Our millennium walk apartment is perfectly situated by Jervis station – a stop with access to easily change lines. Taxis are of course readily available all over the city, all charging reasonable rates. Jump in, strike up a conversation with your driver – no doubt his inside knowledge of the area will unearth hidden gems that you wouldn’t have heard of before! 


serviced apartments in dublin

The city of Dublin is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, oozing personality; with a fine line of sophisticated elegance woven throughout. We have a selection of Dublin serviced apartments that complements the area perfectly, whether it’s being in the heart of the action in christchurch or close proximity to the international financial services centre at spencer dock – giving you all the freedom that comes with living in the city, without the restrictions you may face when staying in a hotel. Garrulous, amiable and witty; Dubliners are known to be the gracious hosts, a charismatic bunch whose soul and sociability are so infectious that you mightn't ever want to leave. Whether you are searching for one and two bedroom apartments, executive apartments, studio apartments, corporate apartments, and short lets for any length of period, you are sure to find something that fits your needs. If you can find a good property to stay in the city, you’ll surely enjoy your vacation in Dublin. Look no further, we have the perfect apartment for you!

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