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Dublin offers accommodation across several distinct areas, including Historic Dublin, Bridge Park, Riverside Drive and the city’s commercial corridors. Hotels provide full-service rooms, business facilities and meeting spaces, while select properties include suites with separate living areas. Extended-stay accommodation offers kitchens and larger rooms for longer visits. Budget-friendly hotels, limited-service properties and familiar roadside accommodation are also available near major shopping and business districts. Short-term furnished apartments and residential-style lodging provide additional options in newer mixed-use areas. Historic Dublin places visitors near High Street shops, cafés and restaurants. Bridge Park provides accommodation within a walkable district of dining, retail and entertainment venues. The city also has lodging near parks, offices and the Scioto River corridor.

Dublin is served by the regional road network, including Interstate 270, U.S. Route 33 and State Route 161, which connect the city with Columbus and surrounding communities. John Glenn Columbus International Airport is the nearest major airport, with road connections into Dublin. Columbus Metropolitan Area Regional Transit Authority buses serve Dublin and connect the city with the wider Columbus area; routes include service along major corridors such as Sawmill Road, Dublin-Granville Road and Riverside Drive. COTA’s regional connections provide access to central Columbus and other destinations. Dublin’s pedestrian and cycling network includes the Dublin Link bridge and paths along the Scioto River. Public parking is available in municipal garages, surface lots and marked on-street spaces in areas including Historic Dublin and Bridge Park.