Hotel Prices in Ireland

The cost of a hotel room in Ireland can vary depending on a number of factors, such as the location of the hotel, the time of year, and the amenities offered. Generally speaking, hotel prices in Ireland are higher in major cities like Dublin and Cork, and during peak tourist season (generally June through August). Prices will be lower in more rural areas and during the off-season.

As a rough estimate, you can expect to pay anywhere from €70 to €150 per night for a basic hotel room in a city like Dublin or Cork. Prices for more upscale hotels or luxury resorts can be higher, often starting at €150 or more per night. You can find cheaper prices for guesthouses, hostels or bed and breakfast.

You can always compare prices on different websites for hotels or booking platforms like Booking.com or Expedia, or check out reviews on TripAdvisor to get a sense of what's available and at what price.

It's also worth noting that prices tend to be higher in summer and during special events such as St. Patrick's Day, Christmas and New Years, so if you're looking to save money, consider traveling during the shoulder season or off-season.