The Best Boutique Hotels For Families in Dublin in 2026

The Wilder is a cozy boutique hotel in a classic Georgian-era redbrick that has elegance and charm. It is also on a peaceful, tree-lined street that feels almost suburban but is yet just a short walk from Dublin city center.   What are the rooms like? Number of rooms: 42 in total. Stylish comfort: Beautifully presented rooms blending period details with modern touches. Historic charm: Fireplaces, art pieces, and characterful Georgian décor throughout. See all the rooms in detail here   All rooms at The Wilder are comfortable and stylish,… > Read Our Full Review

Classical Georgian architecture meets refined, contemporary interiors at this central Dublin boutique hotel. We feel Trinity Townhouse Hotel manages to balance its contemporary comforts with proper old style elegance. Filled to the brim with shining brass, rich wood and warm upholstery, the interiors speak the same language as the building’s carved stone and warm brick. It’s feels upscale hotel but also quite, homely, residential, like Virginia Woolf is on her way to host a party there this evening. She’s nowhere to be found at Trinity Townhouse though. But they do… > Read Our Full Review

The Mont, by Merrion Square, offers comfort and sophistication, at very reasonable rates for a central Dublin boutique hotel. The building itself isn’t much to write home about, though we do like the cast-iron detailing surrounding the doors. Inside has large windows and sleek, design hotel, decor: muted neutrals, peppered with colourful geometrics. Though decor may err on the generic side, it’s a very comfortable hotel with top quality amenities, good service and reasonable pricing.   What are the rooms like? 96 rooms: Modern, well-equipped rooms with plenty of natural… > Read Our Full Review

The Dylan, Dublin’s only 5-star boutique hotel, has 72 rooms neatly tucked away just steps from Baggot Street and the Grand Canal. Recently redesigned and renovated to great effect, we think it certainly looks the part. More modern in style now, post-renovation, of course, much of that old-style elegance, though, is still on display. There’s much we like about The Dylan – the rooms are spacious and luxurious, the staff are great, the food of the highest order, and the hotel bar is lively and friendly.   What are the… > Read Our Full Review