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Ireland and Europe Serviced Apartments





Serviced Apartments have seen a significant rise in interest across Europe in recent years. When you compare the space, freedom and value for money that they offer when compared to hotels of the same standard, it's easy to see why.

In Dublin Accommodation is often at a high demand- the Irish capital offers nightlife, literary culture, history and shops, as well as being the economic centre of the country. A serviced apartment here gives the visitor more space than the average hotel and is a great base from which to explore and experience the city.

To the south of Ireland, Cork Accommodation is similarly popular. The second largest city in Ireland has a different atmosphere to Dublin but has just as much to offer, and again those in the know turn to serviced apartments to provide them with a home away from home rather than living out of their suitcase in a hotel.

On the other side of the continent, Poland has seen a similar boom in demand for Accommodation Krakow, one of the largest cities, exemplifying this. Attracting seven million visitors a year, this beautiful and cultural city has so much to explore, and with the savings a serviced apartment can offer over a comparable hotel, you'll be tempted to stay longer and see more!

In another beautiful and cultural city, Venice Accommodation is in high demand all year round. Although the main tourist season is in the summer, spring and autumn are cooler and less crowded, and winter gives the city a mysterious and alluring air. Because of this, hotels can often be expensive, especially with restaurant bills to account for as well, and a charming apartment in a typical palazzo where you can cook up your own taste of Italy is a delightful alternative.

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