Hotels

US real-estate investor Grand Coast Capital acquired prime property in Dublin’s south city centre in 2016

Number 33 College Green has potential for development of 147-bedroom hotel, according to feasibility study

Boutique hotel’s London-based owners sounding out interest from potential buyers

Newly developed Wellington Hotel was first offered for sale in 2022 with guide price of €18m

Sale of Sleepzone Hostel offers investors opportunity to acquire a profitable business in a central location

Dublin-born entrepreneur had a rocky start in his now stellar career: ‘I remember applying to get a hotel licence and I was turned down because they assumed I was running a brothel’

Sale of Dean Hotel Group portfolio poised to propel value of hotel investment to €600 by year’s end

Dublin city hotels secured a record average room rate of €258 in June while revenue per available room came in at €234

The average daily room rate in Irish hotels was €162.10, which represented an increase of 1.5% on last year, data shows

The 36-bedroom boutique hotel was home to famed La Stampa restaurant and Sam’s Bar prior to its closure

Property next to Brazen Head pub offers scope for several uses including hotel, residential or student accommodation

90-bedroom hotel designed by Douglas Wallace Consultants to be developed on site of former garage

Hanged Man’s pub and restaurant comes with planning permission for 20-bedroom hotel on 2.5-acre site

Molesworth Court Suites occupies prime location within a short walk of Trinity College, Grafton Street and St Stephen’s Green

The Hampton Hotel, better known to generations of Dubliners as Sachs, is expected to appeal to hotel operators and developers of residential homes

Sale of 3-4 South Frederick Street offers significant scope for redevelopment individually and in conjunction with adjoining property

As autumn closes in, choose from these cosy hotels and guesthouses where you can enjoy the great outdoors through big windows

33 College Green has potential for development of 147-bedroom hotel, according to feasibility study

Sale of 51-bedroom ‘micro-budget’ hotel on Dame Lane offers prospective purchaser net initial yield of 6%

Landmark Victorian building’s previous owner, Red Carnation, secured planning permission for 60-bedroom boutique hotel

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Plan proposes adding storey to building previously subject to planning approval for smaller hotel project

Company in ‘much stronger position’ as turnover surges more than 350% to €18.5m

Hotel sector an 'attractive' proposition for investors, says CBRE

Hotel on Ormond Quay plans to remove some event space to add new bedrooms

It’s not just for Taylor Swift: Summer brings high cost of hotels, hostels and accommodation in Dublin for big matches and concerts

The Old Convent country house hideaway offers potential for hospitality operators or for conversion to residential

The Music and Entertainment Association of Ireland (MEAI), which represents musicians, DJs, stage crew and others, said there is a ‘crisis’ unfolding in the sector that is hampering its recovery

Oakmount to pursue scaled-back plan for high-end hotel at Topshop’s former flagship premises

Seven-storey facility envisaged for Camden Row and 10-storey project for Cardiff Lane

Veteran hoteliers, Francis and John Brennan, plan to continue with TV work, retail collaborations and other hospitality interests

Plot at John’s Green and Wolfe Tone Street has approval for 114-bedroom hotel along with bar and restaurant

Travel tech company reports €37.3m loss but says bookings are strong

Hotels body advises people to shop around and says there is ‘excellent value to be had’

Planned split of restart dates is designed to help the hotel and wider accommodation sector reopen

Five-star Park Hotel owned by celebrity hoteliers closed since October due to Covid-19

Autopsy reports show how the IRA sought to ensure none of the enemy were left alive

Corporate lunches, late-night bars, music and racegoers are all missing due to Covid-19

Company reports revenues of €205.3m for 2019 with pretax profits totalling €4.9m

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