
Dublin One Hotel Promo code
Apply your promo code at checkout and unlock exclusive savings!
* on bookings of £500
About the hotel
The Dublin One Hotel is near central Dublin, in one of the city’s most creative neighbourhoods. The rooms feature modern decor and offer views of the city’s green landscape. The hotel features a courtyard, a bar, and a restaurant. Ha'penny Bridge, Trinity College, and the Old Jameson Distillery are all within walking distance, and the National Botanic Gardens are just a few minutes’ walk away. The hotel is ideal for couples and weekend travellers who want to explore Dublin on foot.
How to get to the hotel
From Dublin Airport, it takes about 20–30 minutes to reach the hotel by taxi or the AirLink bus. The AirLink bus stops in the city centre, from where the hotel is just a few minutes’ walk away. If you’re arriving by train, you’ll arrive at Connolly Station or Houston Station; from both stations, you can quickly reach the hotel by taxi or Luas (tram). Since the hotel is near the city centre, it’s within easy walking distance from most stops in the centre.
- Free Internet
- 24-hour reception
- Tour assistance
Property, in pictures
Where you'll be
Dublin, Ireland
FAQ
How do I use the promo code?
To use the Dublin One Hotel discount code, copy the "DEALS-20" code and click the "Apply now" button. You will be transferred to the ZenHotels website. Select your stay dates, proceed to checkout and enter the promo code in the appropriate field before completing your payment. The updated total will be displayed on the screen, allowing you to verify that the discount has been applied before confirming your reservation.
How long is the promo code valid and what kind of saving does it give?
This promo code has no expiration date and entitles you to a fixed discount on the cost of your stay at the time of payment. If you enter the code when booking, the discount amount will be displayed next to the price.
What month is best to visit Dublin?
Dublin has a mild and humid climate all year round. Summer is the warmest and liveliest season, with long daylight hours and numerous outdoor events. In the spring and early fall, it’s relatively quiet and cool, with sunshine and rain taking turns. Winters are cold and rainy, and the days are short, but thanks to the pubs, museums, and Christmas markets, the city is full of life.
How many days do you really need in Dublin?
Two to three days is enough to see the main sights on foot: Trinity College and the Book of Kells, Ha'Penny Bridge, the Old Jameson Distillery and a wander through the creative quarter around the hotel. A fourth or fifth day gives you time for the National Botanic Gardens and a day trip out to the coast or Wicklow.
What is the cheapest time of year to go to Dublin?
January and February, when the pre-holiday hustle and bustle surrounding Christmas and New Year’s has died down, are generally the best time to visit Dublin. Prices generally remain relatively low on weekdays in late fall or early spring. Since prices rise significantly on St. St Patrick's Day, during summer weekends, and around major rugby matches or concerts, you’ll save money by avoiding these periods.