The Croke Park Hotel
In a world of bland offerings, service by numbers and generic experiences, the 4-star Croke Park Hotel bucks the trend. Our family roots certainly help, as we offer each of our guests a personable and memorable stay. Our location makes us a unique destination, but we're not just close to the airport and city centre - the world-famous Croke Park Stadium, for over a century the headquarters of the Gaelic Athletic Association, is literally steps away from our front door. Your home away from home - a spacious room to sleep, to dream and to wake up refreshed, every day. With 196 Superior Rooms, 34 Deluxe Rooms and 2 Suites, the Croke Park Hotel has exactly the right space for your stay.
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Nearby Attractions
Croke Park Stadium Tour
Croke Park Stadium, Dublin has been at the heart of Irish sporting life for over 100 years and is the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) headquarters, Ireland's largest
Croke Park Stadium & GAA Museum
Recognised as one of the great amateur sporting associations in the world, the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) is part of the Irish consciousness: reaching far and wide within and beyond Irish society, and expanding far beyond the final goal;
The James Joyce Centre
The James Joyce Centre, here in the heart of Dublin, has been a beacon for aficionados of the iconic Irish writer since its inception in 1996. Celebrated for its dedication to James Joyce, one of Ireland's most illustrious literary figures, the centre serves as both a museum and a visitor's hub, offering deep dives
Nearby Eating Out
The Sussex
Nestled above M O'Brien's, one of Dublin's best loved bars, is a restaurant with a real passion for good honest Irish food, The Sussex. It enjoys an ideal location situated
Brother Hubbard
Welcome to one of the top cafés in Dublin. Located in a gorgeous street, this owner-run venue is small but incredible. *
The Port House Pintxo
Brought to you by the same creative mavericks who dreamed up The Dingle Distillery, The Port House Bar in Temple opened with a cheeky bang i