The 4 star Ashling Hotel Dublin is located only minutes away from the front gates to Phoenix Park and with the park being the closest thing to the hotel’s back garden – we wish all the exhibitors and visitors a wonderful time at Bloom Garden Festival 2013.

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Dublin Zoo is one of the oldest in Europe and extends to 28 hectares in the Phoenix Park, with over 400 animals to visit. Not only is it a fantastic visitor attraction and not to be missed on a visit to Dublin, but it also plays an important role in conservation for many endangered species.

 The Ashling is the perfect choice for Dublin Zoo Hotel Deals!

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Arthur’s Day is a celebration of the history of Guinness in Ireland, with the establishment of the brewery at St. James’s Gate in 1759, with Arthur Guinness signing a 9,000 year lease and the start of a legend began. In 1009 Arthur’s Day celebrations were created to mark 250 years of Guinness in Ireland and has since then become a much anticipated yearly event with activities to mark the Day taking place across the city and indeed in many locations outside Ireland.

Some of the events taking place this year include Mumford & Sons, Texas, Mika etc with events take place across Dublin, Cork and Belfast.

The Ashling Hotel is only across the river from St. James’s Gate Brewery and on certain days you can smell the distinctive scent of the hops being brewed. The hotel is also within walking distance of the the Guinness Storehouse – one of the most popular visitor attractions in Dublin City (with another major attraction – Dublin Zoo – just behind the hotel in what we refer to as our back garden and otherwise known as Phoenix Park). If you cannot make it to Dublin for Arthur’s Day – then try out our Guinness Brewery 2 Night Break and celebrate the brand in your own time! – Guinness Brewery 2 Night Break.

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The mix of events will appeal to all types and will amaze and entertain, bringing Dublin City to life during September. Ticket prices are competitive and with the Festival celebrating its 18th birthday the event is bigger and better than ever and well worth attending.

September is Festival Season in Dublin and other Festivals worth attending include Arthur’s Day, celebrating all that is Guinness on the 27th and Dublin Culture Night on the 21st.

The Dublin Theatre Festival runs from the 27th of September through to the 14th of October with a great mix of Irish and international theatre. On a literary theme, Mountains to Sea Book Festival runs from the 4th to the 9th of September in Dun Laoghaire. What better time to come to Dublin than during Dublin Festival Season!

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