The main train station for the south, south-west and west of Ireland, Dublin Heuston Station is a central hub for passengers arriving into Ireland’s capital city and heading out of it to explore places such as Cork City and Waterford.
A stay near Dublin Heuston Station is ideally located for a visit to the Guinness Storehouse where you can learn how Guinness is made with water from the city’s river or you can visit the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Phoenix Park and Dublin Zoo, all of which are within walking distance of the train station.
Several excellent hotels are located just a short distance away from the railway station. Check out 4 of the best hotels in Dublin near Heuston train station in the city centre, located on St John’s Road.
Distance to Station: 3 minutes walk
Walking Distance, Top Hotel, Restaurant
Distance to Station: 5 minutes walk
Affordable, near The Guinness Brewery and Dublin Zoo
Distance to Station: 15 minutes walk
Apart Hotel (Apartments), Temple Bar is a 5-minute walk away
Distance to Station: 15 minutes walk
Cheap Hostel, Bar, Restaurant
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D1, Dublin, Granby Row, Parnell Square
Maldron Hotel Parnell Square is located in central... read more
EUR 289
D2, Dublin, 46 - 49 Dame Street
This hotel is located in a 19th-century building... read more
EUR 299
D8, Dublin, Inchicore Road, Kilmainham
With views of Dublin city, Hilton Dublin Kilmainham... read more
EUR 299
D8, Dublin, Golden Lane
Set beside St Patrick's Cathedral the Radisson Blu... read more
EUR 410
D8, Dublin, 38/39 Parkgate Street
In central Dublin, this family-run hotel overlooks Phoenix... read more
EUR 196
D7, Dublin, 268 North Circular Road, Phibsborough
Set in an elegant Victorian terrace, Charleville Lodge... read more
EUR 199
D8, Dublin, Parkgate Street
Overlooking the River Liffey, The Ashling Hotel is... read more
EUR 289
D2, Dublin, 2/12 Lord Edward Street
In the famous Temple Bar district, the friendly... read more
EUR 561
D7, Dublin, Smithfield Square, Smithfield
Dormitory Room for 6 with bunk beds with... read more
EUR 293
D2, Dublin, 16-18 Fishamble Street, Temple Bar
Handel's Hotel is located in Dublin’s fashionable Temple... read more
EUR 209
, Dublin, Kevin Street Upper
Well located in the heart of Dublin, Maldron... read more
EUR 259
, Dublin, Chancery lane
Staycity Aparthotels Dublin Castle is located within walking... read more
EUR 225
D08 XK58, Dublin, 1 Mill Street, The Liberties
Set 400 metres from St Patrick's Cathedral, Aloft... read more
EUR 299
, Dublin, 19 Temple Lane South
Well set in the Dublin City Centre district... read more
EUR 459
, Dublin, Smithfield Hendrick Street
Situated in Dublin and with National Museum of... read more
EUR 309
D08 W3X7, Dublin, Dean Street, The Liberties
Hyatt Centric The Liberties Dublin has a restaurant,... read more
EUR 299
, Dublin, Dublin 2 18 Exchange Street Upper
Hard Rock Hotel Dublin features air-conditioned rooms with... read more
EUR 359
, Dublin, 34 Ormond Quay Lower
Located 400 metres from The City Hall, Zanzibar... read more
EUR 284
DUB , Dublin, 25 Chancery Street Smithfield
Boasting a fitness centre, bar, shared lounge and... read more
EUR 280
, Dublin, 135 Francis Street
Set 700 metres from The City Hall, Staycity... read more
EUR 222
, Dublin, Mary Street Little
With city views, Staycity Aparthotels Dublin City Centre... read more
EUR 231
, Dublin, 73 Chancery Street
Situated in Dublin and only 300 metres from... read more
EUR 256
A short walk from the River Liffey, Dublin Heuston Station is one of three main railway stations in Dublin city centre and is one of the city’s main stations for trains in and out of the city.
Dublin Heuston is the main train station for the south, south-west and west of Ireland. From Heuston you can reach destinations such as Cork (check hotels) and Waterford.
Trains arriving and departing from Dublin Heuston station are operated by Iarnród Éireann, Ireland’s national railway operator, and you’ll find ticket machines, cafés, food shops, a newsagents and book shop selling everything you need for your journey on a train in Ireland, or if you’re feeling peckish, you can stock up when you arrive in the city itself. So, let’s book the best accommodations nearby this railway station.
A Stay in Dublin
If you are planning a trip to the Republic of Ireland’s capital city, then you are in for a treat. From visits to the home of Guinness, to drinks at Temple Bar, the best shopping on Grafton Street, walks around the city’s historical landmarks such as the General Post Office, there is plenty to do during a stay in the fair city of Sweet Molly Malone.
Visit Dublin Castle, St. Patrick’s Cathedral or take a walk by the river and over the Ha’penny Bridge for a waterside view of this friendly city. During you visit stay in Dublin’s best hotels in the city centre.
There are plenty of hotels to suit all budgets for a stay in the vicinity of Dublin Heuston train station. Drury Court Hotel is a great value choice, just over a mile from the train station. It is two minutes on foot from Grafton Street, steeped in history and retail therapy, and is close to Trinity College and Temple Bar.
Cross the Séan Heuston Bridge over the River Liffey to get from Heuston railway station to the Ashling Hotel in less than five minutes. The Ashling Hotel is an international award-winning 4 Star hotel located near to the Collins Barracks where you can find out about Michael Collins, or enjoy a freshly-poured glass of Guinness at the Guinness Storehouse where you can learn how Ireland’s most famous drink is made.
The Maldron Hotel Kevin Street opened in July 2018 and has been wowing guests ever since. The hotel has its own cosy bar and intimate restaurant, perfect for a romantic night out, and for those who want to explore the local area, it is minutes from St. Patrick’s Cathedral and the Teeling Whiskey Distillery for those who enjoy a stronger tipple.
When visiting the city for St Patrick’s day or when attending the annual marathon, plenty of hotels are available as well.
Some of the best cheap hostels in Dublin can be found near the station. For those who want to meet fellow travellers, look no further than the Generator Dublin, an award-winning hostel next to the Jameson Distillery which has its own welcoming bar.
Garden Lane Backpackers is a new, city-style accommodation, renowned for its cleanliness, with its own kitchen and lounge.
Located on Merchant’s Quay which has beautiful riverside views, the Four Courts Hostel is a fantastic choice for those looking for cheap, clean and backpacker-friendly accommodation in the heart of Dublin.
Yes, within walking distance or a short taxi ride, you’ll find the Inn on the Liffey Guesthouse and Sycamore House B&B. The Inn on the Liffey Guesthouse is just twenty minutes’ walk, or five minutes in a taxi and Sycamore House B&B is only eight minutes by taxi.
Both offer a comfortable, relaxing place to stay. Enjoy a cooked breakfast to give you energy for a day’s sightseeing at the Sycamore House B&B and some of the best views of the River Liffey by day or night from The Inn On the Liffey.
Dublin Airport and nearby hotels are 12 km and less than 20 minutes by car from Heuston Station or you can catch a bus which will take approximately one hour.
You can plan the best way to and from Dublin Airport to Heuston Station depending on how much luggage you have, the size of your travel party, your budget and how much time you have to spend in Ireland’s capital city.
If you’re heading to the airport to catch a plane, you can choose how to get there at your leisure or with less time by taxi.
Dublin Zoo is only five minutes by car or taxi from Dublin Heuston Station or if you feel like stretching your legs you can get there in 20 minutes on foot, taking a scenic route along Phoenix Park.
You can also catch the number 90 bus from Heuston Station to Phoenix Park then walk the short distance from there to the entrance to the zoo. Dublin Zoo opened in 1830 and it is the fourth oldest zoo in Europe. One of the zoo’s best features is its African Plains.
If you’re looking to see more than Dublin during your stay on the Emerald Isle, you can catch a direct train easily from Heuston railway station to Galway where you can visit the Galway City Museum, relax in Eyre Square alongside the locals or enjoy some shopping on Quay Street. When visiting stay in the best hotels near Galway Station.
If you fancy a trip to Cork in the south-west of the country, it’s also easy to get there from Heuston station. See the pretty painted houses along the River Lee, kiss the famous Blarney Stone or visit the English Market for fabulous fruit, vegetables and produce.
