Built in the latter part of the Georgian Period, Barry's Hotel is one of Dublin's oldest Hotels situated in the City Centre just 3 minutes walk to O'Connell Street. Michael Collins, the famous patriot of Ireland, shot at soldiers from a window above the hotel reception now one of the guest bedrooms just after the 1916 rising when surrounded by the British army.

Guests staying in Barry's Hotel in Dublin will be sure of good value for money, excellent quality, comfort and a warm welcome. Offers a 24-hour reception service, with the residents' bar open until 4am; please note that a nightclub operates under the hotel and is open 5 nights a week.