Hilton Dublin Airport
- located close to the Dublin Airport
- free high-speed internet access
- pet friendly
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Dublin Airport Hotels
Dublin Airport is the busiest airport in Ireland. Serving at least sixty thousand passengers a day, Dublin Airport is one of the ten busiest airports in Europe. This central hub tracks the movements of six hundred aircraft every day. This airport is open twenty four hours a day, closing only on Christmas Day. It is home to almost ninety airlines and connects a hundred and fifty different destinations.
A Quick Look At Dublin Airport
Dublin Airport is located in Collinstown, County Dublin, within the Republic of Ireland. It is the busiest airport within the country, with an average of 18 million passengers passing through annually. Dublin City is a mere 6 miles away, and can be accessed by bus or car. Taxi services are frequent into the city center. Three airline carriers call Dublin Airport their headquarters: Ireland's National Aer Lingus, the inexpensive discount carrier Ryanair, and a domestic Irish carrier, Aer Arann.
There are two terminals at Dublin Airport. Both facilitate a mixture of short, medium, and long haul flights. Terminal 2 is a modern design, and recently opened at the end of 2010. It contains a fully operational US Customs and Border Protection Facility, allowing passengers to bypass immigration once they have arrived at their United State destination.
Those looking for a way to spend time in between flights will be pleased at the offers of Dublin Airport. Called "The Loop", a special pathway guides visitors to several shops in both terminals. Several restaurants offers meals to delight any palate, from a quick burger to a traditional Irish breakfast. If you've got time, sample a traditional Irish whiskey or beer in one of the airport's bars.
Many travel each year to Dublin Airport to explore the nearby attractions. Dublin Zoo is a popular tourist visit, and is the largest zoo in Ireland. History buffs choose to explore the Dublin Castle, former seat of British rule in Ireland, or the Christ Church Cathedral. This Cathedral is the oldest building found in Dublin, and dates back to the 11th century. Dublinia and the Viking World is an especially exciting attraction, allowing tourists to experience life as the vikings did. For a traditional experience in Dublin, many travelers visit the Guinness Storehouse or take in a Gaelic football game. Whatever travelers decide to do while in Dublin, their trip will be made easier and more pleasurable by the modern facilities available at Dublin Airport.
Dublin Areas
- Dublin Airport Hotels
Dublin Airport is the busiest airport in Ireland. Serving at least sixty thousand passengers a day, Dublin Airport is one of the ten busiest airports in Europe.
- Leopardstown Race Course Hotels
Leopardstown Racecourse was built in 1888. It has expanded and developed into one of Europe's premier horse racing tracks.
- Downtown Dublin Hotels
Dublin Ireland is one of the fastest growing cities in Ireland. It is the center of Ireland's administrative and economic powers.
- Croke Park Hotels
Home of the Gaelic Games, Croke Park can hold up to eighty thousand people at a time. Located in central Dublin, Croke Park is a prime venue for concerts, conferences, and sporting events.
- Dublin Castle Hotels
In the heart of downtown Dublin lies Dublin Castle. This fortress sits atop the highest point of ground in the area and is situated near the River Liffey.
- Donnybrook Rugby Ground Hotels
Donnybrook Rugby Ground is the original home of the Irish Rugby Football Union Leinster Branch.
- Temple Bar Hotels
The Temple Bar is a neighborhood located in the heart of Dublin. As Dublin's center for nightlife, the Temple Bar offers great restaurants, pubs, shopping, and cultural activities.
- National Museum of Ireland Hotels
The National Museum of Ireland is Dublin's center for art, culture, and history. This includes displays from prehistoric times through the middle ages until the present day.
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