Summer is the time for family vacations. Enjoying the warmer weather while exploring a new place is a dream, especially when you have the right family accommodation. There is always something to do in Dublin, from parks and playgrounds to family-friendly restaurants and fun days out. Everything is easier when you have the space to prepare for a day and relax afterwards without feeling cramped in a Dublin hotel. PREMIER SUITES serviced apartments offer the space and facilities you need to enjoy your family stay. Our location in the beautiful Ballsbridge area is a short walk from the city centre with plenty of amenities. Book your family stay with us directly to enjoy our lowest available rates.
Family Accommodation in Dublin
Choosing the right family accommodation for your family break makes a huge difference to your enjoyment of your time. If you feel cramped within a small hotel room with nowhere to store or prepare food and no facilities to help you feel at home, it will be a stressful time for everyone. When you choose a serviced apartment, you’re choosing a home-from-home experience. We offer the space you need to enjoy your family break without stress. We have one- and two-bedroom options so you can close the door and get a great night’s sleep. Our family-sized kitchens allow you to cook for your family, store essentials like baby food or medicine and everything you need to enjoy a takeaway. No need to pack a baby cot for your trip, we can provide one for you alongside a roll-away bed if needed.
Family Fun in Dublin
Dublin is packed with fun things to do for all ages. Whether your family loves to spend time in playgrounds or learning more about the world around us, Dublin has you covered. Most of the National Museums in Dublin are free of charge to enter and offer something fun and educational for both children and adults. EPIC Irish Emigration Museum is really child-friendly and has lots of interactive exhibitions that will entertain and fascinate your little ones. If the weather is good, you can take the train to the coast and enjoy a light hike along the Dublin seaside to Howth or Bray where you can enjoy amusements. The Viking Splash Tour is another great way to entertain little ones. Board an amphibious bus wearing a Viking helmet and scare passers-by before entering the River Liffey and enjoying the view from a new angle.
Family-Friendly Restaurants in Dublin
We are lucky that most restaurants in Dublin are family-friendly, especially before the dinner rush around 7 pm. There are a huge range of dining options in Dublin with every taste catered for from simple wholesome food to picky eaters. The Woollen Mills on the North Quays has a kid’s menu and complimentary highchairs if you ask. Pi Pizza and Neon have the same if you want some tasty Italian or Thai food on Camden Street. Closer to home, Roly’s Bistro is happy to customise its menu to suit little taste buds. If you like to eat early, many restaurants will have pre-theatre or early bird menus to save you a little more.
Playgrounds in Dublin
If you’re lucky enough to have good weather during your time in Dublin, there is a great, free way to tire out your little ones before bed. Dublin has a selection of parks on both sides of the city and surrounds, many of which have playgrounds for children. Stephens Green has a large, enclosed play area for children to enjoy although it gets very busy on sunny days. Merrion Square Park has an excellent giant-themed playground with plenty of adventures for young and old. Closer to your home from home, Herbert Park in Ballsbridge is a great place to spend a sunny afternoon with children. There is a playground, plenty of green space and if you’re there on a Sunday there is a weekly food market too.
Book your perfect family accommodation in Dublin in PREMIER SUITES serviced apartments in Ballsbridge. We offer our best available rates and special offers exclusively on our website where you’ll also find hints and tips to get the most out of your stay. We look forward to welcoming you and your family to Dublin for a visit you won’t forget.
