Dublin City Break, B'Fast, Bottle of Prosecco, Late Checkout & Dinner Credit for 2

If it's amazing hospitality, rich history and brilliant beverages that you're after, then Ireland is the place to go...

We’re offering you an overnight city stay for two people with breakfast, a bottle of Prosecco, €10 dining credit and a late check out for just €114, or stay for two nights for €210, saving you up to 32% off Cassidys Hotel's prices.

Hotel

Elegance and class is what you can expect from the Cassidy’s Hotel, perfectly perched on Dublin’s quiet, and conveniently located Upper O'Connell Street. Winner of TripAdvisor’s Certificate of Excellence award, this delightful hotel set in a row of Georgian terrace houses provides luxurious guestrooms dressed with warm colours, fitted with all the modern sensibilities you’ll require for a restful retreat. After receiving a warm welcome, you’ll be guided to your standard room where you’ll find a bottle of Prosecco awaiting your arrival. Once you’ve slipped into your holiday mode while polishing off the bubbly, head out and explore the city or spend a leisurely afternoon in the hotel’s trendy bar and lounge area. During your stay, you’ll receive €10 dining credit (valid for food only) to use on one night of your choice, and you’ll wake up each morning to a refreshing breakfast which you can enjoy at a leisurely pace because check out isn’t until 2.30pm!

Area

Aside from top accommodation and luscious leisure facilities, Ireland's capital offers an abundance of cultural riches. So whether you're interested in its history, sports or the arts scene, you’re sure to find something to make your trip memorable! Must-see sights include the Dublin Writers Museum, James Joyce Centre, Spire of Dublin and Croke Park Stadium. Beyond that, you may decide to peruse the National Gallery, soak up the history of Dublin Castle or walk around the iconic Trinity College for some culture. The jewel in the city’s crown, though, is the unbeatable Guinness. Pride of the nation and locals alike, the iconic stout finds a fitting tribute at the Guinness Storehouse, where you can regale yourself with its history, lean about its cultural impact and even sample a tipple or two. What’s more, you'll also get to enjoy a brilliant Christmas market if you visit in December!