Bentley rental in Dublin

Bentley offers up a wide range of vehicle types these days. It is not just a classic anymore. Roadsters and convertibles are of course also among the vehicle options. Just as well, there are SUV Bentleys for those who would love nothing more than to have space to accommodate people, family, and luggage. At Apex Luxury Car Hire, we love to set up our guests with whatever wheels suit their need. We enjoy making sure the vehicles truly deliver luxury, whether in a more rugged SUV set to drive the countryside or a sedan set for Dublin Castle. The truth is that it is a treat to rent a Bentley in Dublin, and should be as exhilarating for a driver and passenger new to the brand, as it is for someone who has known nothing else in their whole life.

We love to maintain the luxury status of each of the cars we rent out. Keeping them in pristine condition, mechanically up to speed, and of course, without question, clean inside and out is all we know. Our service is also meant to provide the top customer service, making our guests know without a doubt that they and their satisfaction are our top priority. Visit the famous John Mulligan's in your Bentley rental in Dublin, for a taste of the local characters and charm of the pub culture. It's well-footed, starting out in 1782. Much of the charm comes from the 1700's, as you will begin to see. Yes, there is still the very ancient metalworking the Celts were famed for creating in the Bronze and Iron Age.

Though, if the Irish have three things in their culture, it is pubs, a love of Irish folk music, and great authors. That's why it is no surprise they have no shortage of libraries seemingly from every era of Ireland's history, along with age-old O'Donoghue's folk music pub, and well, John Mulligan's. Visit them all. Now, what would a trip to everyone's fantasy of Ireland be without a castle? A dream? Dublin Castle is Ireland's own, but has a different history than most would expect.

It had been the site of British rule for 700 years. Though, like many buildings in the city, a good deal of it speaks to 1700's construction. The one part that is still a remnant of a Medieval castle is the Record Tower, circa 1258, set in motion by King John. Today it is in use by the Irish government. It is largely in use, and available by an official tour at set hours. Be sure to check the operating schedule before visiting. Some parts are off limits. Though, it is still exhilarating for people from parts of the world where castles are largely absent.

Be sure to make a stop at Henrietta Street. It is part of a recent restoration effort and has renewed life. It was initially built up in the 1720's, replete with charming cobblestone and lined with gorgeous red brick buildings. It had fallen into disrepair for a good portion of the 1800 and 1900's, with a new life beginning rather recently. Check out the new life of the area around Kings Inn while at it as well. Just be sure to hire a Bentley in Dublin to get around in luxury.