Dublin

Explore Dublin

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Explore Dublin

Your head will spin as you discover more of what makes this city so unique. Lose yourself in Dublin’s literary history, dig into the plethora of international cuisine on offer, or explore the largest capital city park in Europe. And what’s a visit to Dublin without a pint of Guinness in a local pub? Take your pick from over 1,000 of them, or work your way through them all – your secret is safe with us!

Languages Spoken: English & Gaeilge
Currency: EUR
Pubs: 700+
Time Zone: GMT
Rivers: 130

Getting Around

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Top Tip

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Getting Around

During your stay in Dublin, you’ll find that most of the main sights are within walking distance of each other. There’s also an extensive public bus network, which is normally cheaper and faster than taking a taxi over shorter distances, particularly at rush hour.

The Luas tram network runs through Dublin’s city centre and can take you out into the suburbs. The DART train also offers a fast and frequent service that runs south from the city centre along the gorgeous Irish coastline.

Money & Tipping

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Top Tip

Irish people often don’t say plurals. Sure, your order of two Guinnesses for nine euros will get you what you want, but if you’re trying to speak the language like a local? That’ll be two Guinness for nine euro. Sláinte!

Money & Tipping

Tipping isn’t widely expected in Ireland. Employees in the hospitality industry, such as bartenders, cafe employees and cab drivers, usually do not anticipate tips, though they will always be appreciative if one is given. The one exception is restaurants, which tend to add an optional service charge to your bill.

Away from traditional markets, haggling is uncommon. If you try to negotiate a lower price in a restaurant or shop, you’ll likely be met with a bemused look and possibly be considered rude. The cost of goods in stores already includes tax, meaning the amount you see is the amount you’ll end up paying.

Weather & Climate

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Weather & Climate

They don’t call it the Emerald Isle for nothing. Beautiful Ireland is green for one good reason…it rains here. A lot. But due to Dublin’s coastal location, the weather is generally mild. You’re unlikely to have days below 3 degrees Celsius (37° F) even in winter, though temperatures rarely go higher than the low 20s in summer either. Jumpers (sweaters) and waterproof clothes are essential.

Phones & Electricals

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Phones & Electricals

An electric plug in Ireland has three pins. Search for a Type G plug adaptor, which are widely available to purchase in Ireland. Mobile data reception is excellent in Dublin, and local SIM cards are available in all phone shops such as O2, Vodafone and eir if you don’t want to pay roaming charges. You’ll also have free WiFi at your aparthotel in Dublin.

Safety & Security

With any large city, it’s important you follow some general rules. Be aware of your surroundings at all times, especially in crowded places. Check your pockets frequently. Don’t travel to secluded areas, and stay local. Don’t roam around the city alone at night.

Buying food in supermarkets

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Buying food in supermarkets

You’ll find a number of small to medium-sized supermarkets or markets just a short walk from your serviced apartment in Dublin.

High-quality, high-price: Keep an eye out for M&S or an independent grocer if you like the finer things in life. Some Dunnes stores feature upscale food halls with cheese mongers, coffee shops, butchers and bakeries.

Mid-range: You’ll have no issues finding a small Spar or Tesco Express supermarket near your Dublin apartment. SuperValu is also one of Ireland’s bestknown supermarkets.

Cheaper eats: Aldi and Lidl are known as cheaper supermarkets, but the price-to-quality ratio is still impressive. These supermarkets are all over Dublin, but primarily in residential areas and not the city centre.

Discover restaurants in Dublin

Dublin is home to a diverse selection of bars and restaurants, catering to all tastes and preferences. Visitors can enjoy traditional Irish pubs, chic wine bars, fine dining establishments, and a lively nightlife scene with live music and entertainment. Here are some restaurants in Dublin we recommend.

Where to stay

London

Explore London

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Explore London

London truly has something for just about everyone—it’s the place where you’re free to re-invent yourself however you see fit. Where you can explore an entirely new side of yourself while walking through the neighbourhoods of London. Whether you’re a history buff, a culture vulture, or simply looking to soak up some of the most colourful nightlife and culture across Europe, The Big Smoke has it all.

Language: English
Currency: British Pound
Red Buses: 8,700+
Time Zone: GMT
Parks: 3,000

Getting Around

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Top Tip

Download the Citymapper app—it'll tell you exactly how to get from A to B using London’s transport options from your apartment in London

Getting Around

Transport for London (TFL) has one of the world’s largest 24-hour public transport systems, including buses, trains, trams and ferries, making it easy to get around London. However, most of London’s transport network does not accept cash, so it’s best to purchase an Oyster Card from a London Underground ticket machine, or use your contactless card to tap in and out.

Taxis are also available, but they can be expensive, so Uber and Bolt are preferred by locals. Because everything is within walking distance and conveniently located near your London apartment, walking or cycling are also great options.

Money & Tipping

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Top Tip

You can use your bank card to pay for your journey, but watch out for international card fees if you’re not paying with a UK registered card.

Money & Tipping

Tipping isn’t widely expected in the UK. Waitstaff, baristas and cab drivers do not usually anticipate a gratuity, though it will be gratefully accepted. The one exception is London restaurants, which typically add an optional service charge to your bill.

Away from traditional markets, haggling is uncommon. If you try to negotiate a lower price in a London restaurant or shop, it’s likely you’ll be met with bemusement or possibly be considered rude. Tax is included in shop prices, so the price you see is the price you’ll pay.

Weather & Climate

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Weather & Climate

The UK’s weather is famously unpredictable—it’s why locals love talking about it so much. But one thing’s for sure: any stay in London will be met with some rain. Winter temperatures typically sit around 5° C (41° F), while summer temperatures can reach the low 30s Celcius (86° F).

You’ll probably want a jumper (sweater) while visiting London, whatever the season, as even in the summer it can be cool in the evenings. Just remember, whatever the weather, the standard commentary is “it’ll brighten up soon”.

Phones & Electricals

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Phones & Electricals

An electric plug in the UK has three pins. Search for a Type G plug adaptor, which are widely available to purchase in the UK. Mobile data reception is excellent in London, and SIM cards are available in all phone shops such as O2, Vodafone or Three, if you don’t want to pay roaming charges. Free Wi-Fi will also be included in your long-term stay in London.

Safety & Security

With any large city, it’s important you follow some general rules. Be aware of your surroundings at all times, especially in crowded places. Check your pockets frequently. Don’t travel to secluded areas, and stay local. Don’t roam around the city alone at night.

Buying food in supermarkets

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Buying food in supermarkets

Central London is known for having small “express” style supermarkets just about everywhere across the city, which means one thing—you definitely won’t be short on food options during your long-term rental in London.

High quality, high price: Keep an eye out for M&S, Waitrose or other upscale grocers such as Whole Foods Market if you like the finer things in life. These popular supermarkets are known for their price, quality and excellent customer service.

Mid-range: You’ll rarely be more than five minutes from a Sainsbury’s, Tesco or Co-op supermarket, selling all of your day-to-day groceries at a reasonable price and good quality.

Cheaper eats: Asda, Aldi and Lidl are known as London’s cheaper supermarkets, but the price/quality ratio is pretty impressive. These supermarkets aren’t typically in every area in London, so you may need to travel slightly outside of central London to get to one.

Discover restaurants in London

London is renowned for its diverse range of bars and restaurants, catering to all tastes and preferences. Visitors can indulge in traditional British pubs, trendy wine bars, upscale dining venues, and a bustling nightlife with live music and entertainment. Here are some recommended restaurants to try out.

Where to stay

Riyadh

The City of The Future

Riyadh Serviced Apartments

The City of The Future

Riyadh Serviced Apartments

Home to one of the wealthiest cities in the world, Riyadh’s business and tourism landscape is growing at pace. This is the city where ancient history glides with inspiring futurism, where a growing expat community meets a rich cultural heritage, and where a booming economy meets a glimpse into Arabia’s charm.

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Offering a High Quality of Life for Locals and Expats Alike

Local hospitality expertise you can rely on

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Local hospitality expertise you can rely on

As futuristic as it is steeped in rich cultural tradition, an extended stay in Riyadh offers a little something for just about everyone. All of our serviced apartments in Riyadh are carefully selected to ensure a comfortable and memorable extended stay in the city. Step into visionary living adorned by world-class corporate housing set within one of the Middle East’s most up and coming cities.

Modern living

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Modern living

Our serviced apartments offer contemporary living defined by modern amenities and convenient access to the city. Each apartment boasts a comfortable living space, a fully equipped kitchen, complimentary WiFi and easy access to the bustling city center. Whether you’re staying with us for a long or short-term stay, our serviced apartments provide an ideal alternative to hotels.

You’ll visit Riyadh for its endless opportunities, but you’ll want to stay for its warm and inspiring culture

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Dublin

A Place for Everyone

Furnished Apartments in Dublin

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A Place for Everyone

Furnished Apartments in Dublin

Dublin may be a small city, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in character. A popular choice for both business travellers and tourists alike, Dublin offers its guests a unique mix of Irish culture and colourful diversity set within a thriving global business hub. A short walk through the city will open your eyes to Dublin’s rich ancient history. Charming cobblestone streets and architectural glories dating back centuries steal your breath and introduce you to the sheer depth of Dublin’s fascinating roots.

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Local hospitality expertise you can rely on

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Local hospitality expertise you can rely on

It’s not just about what a stay in Dublin offers; it’s about how the city so effortlessly feels like home. All of our accommodations in Dublin are carefully selected to ensure a comfortable and convenient home-away-from-home experience. An experience adorned by world-class hospitality, and apartments set within some of the most central and friendly neighbourhoods in the heart of Ireland’s capital city.

Modern living

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Modern living

Our serviced apartments offer contemporary living defined by modern amenities and convenient access to the city. Each apartment boasts a comfortable living space, a fully equipped kitchen, complimentary WiFi and easy access to the bustling city centre.
Whether you’re staying with us for a long or short-term stay, our serviced apartments provide an ideal alternative to hotels.

Come discover the charm of Dublin

where historic architecture, vibrant culture and friendly people invite you to explore the city’s streets, pubs and iconic landmarks.

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Paris

Explore Paris

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Explore Paris

A city of history, art, music, food and ever-evolving culture. Paris’ classical bistros, artistic treasures and bustling commercial hub will have you awe-inspired as you make your way through the city of love. And what’s a visit to Paris without a visit to one of the city’s classic Parisian cafes? With over 2,000 of them, you’ll be spoilt for choice.

Language: French
Currency: EUR
Terraces: 12,000
Time Zone: GMT +1
Districts: 20

Getting Around

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Top Tip

Download the Citymapper app it'll tell you exactly how to get from A to B using Paris' transport options, or try out the Parisian ride hailing app Kapten for a hassle-free journey across the city.

Getting Around

As with most capital cities, Paris enjoys an extensive 24 hour public transit system. The Paris public transport network consists of the metro station, tram, RER Suburban Express Train, bus and night bus.

The metro lines are the cheapest and most efficient way of travelling across the city but be aware that the trains can get busy, so at times you may want to walk instead. Alternatively, you can take the bus, tram, or cycle if you’re not in a rush to get from A to B during your Paris stay.

Also, there are always taxis around if you want a more comfortable option, but be prepared to get caught in traffic.

Money & Tipping

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Money & Tipping

Tipping is more of a gesture and less of an obligation in France. Bar staff, cafe workers and taxi drivers don’t generally expect a tip, though it will always be happily accepted. It is common to leave a small tip of around 5-10% in restaurants, but be aware that many restaurants may also add an optional service charge to your bill.

Away from traditional markets, haggling is uncommon. Negotiating a lower price in a restaurant or shop is out of the ordinary and may even be considered to be rude. Tax is included in shop prices – so the price you see is the price you’ll pay.

Weather & Climate

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Weather & Climate

Located in the north of France, Paris enjoys mild weather all year round with September and October being the driest months of the year. The city enjoys highs of 30 degrees celsius or more plus in the summer but can also drop to below freezing in the winter. Be sure to pack a warm coat if you’re traveling in the winter and always carry an umbrella with you.

Phones & Electricals

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Phones & Electricals

France uses two plug types – C and E. You will be able to purchase adaptors at many retail outlets across Paris including Darty stores and most common supermarkets usually within a walking distance.

Mobile data reception is excellent and SIM cards are available to buy in all phone operator stores. Free Mobile is a very popular and affordable choice and will allow you to pick up a SIM card from their in-store self-service machines. Free WiFi will also be included in your Paris accommodation.

Safety & Security

With any large city, it’s important you follow some general rules. Be aware of your surroundings at all times, especially in crowded places. Check your pockets frequently. Don’t travel to secluded areas, and stay local. Don’t roam around the city alone at night.

Buying food in supermarkets

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Buying food in supermarkets

High-quality, high-price: If you’re looking for high quality and high price, in addition to impressive customer service, Franprix, Intermarche and G20 are great options. Although these stores are generally smaller than other supermarkets, they will have all the essentials you need during your short term stay in Paris.

Mid-range: Monoprix, Carrefour and Casino offer great quality products at very affordable prices. These stores are typically larger and are very commonly found in the city centre. Your Paris apartment will never be more than a 15 minute walk from one of these supermarkets.

Cheaper eats: If you’re watching your budget, ALDI, Lidl, Leader Price and Netto are great discount options that still offer impressive quality.

Discover restaurants in Paris

Paris is a gastronomic paradise, offering an array of bars and restaurants to suit every taste and preference. From cozy bistros and wine bars to Michelin-starred restaurants, the city’s culinary scene is a feast for the senses. With a lively nightlife that includes live music and entertainment, visitors can indulge in an unforgettable dining experience. Here are some recommended restaurants to explore.

London

The Capital of Britain

London Serviced Apartments

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The Capital of Britain

London Serviced Apartments

There is nowhere else in the world quite like the city of London. Known to be one of the boldest cities in the world, London promises a thrilling mix of world-class entertainment, impressive architecture and enthralling culture, all set within a continuously evolving skyline. This is the city where skyscrapers tower over ancient cobblestone streets and historical landmarks, where “typically British” meets colourful diversity, and where the urban jungle meets nature and tranquility. Simply put, whatever it is you want, London has it.

Enjoy Some of Our Favorite London Accommodations

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Local hospitality expertise you can rely on

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Local hospitality expertise you can rely on

It’s not just about what London offers, it’s about how the city so effortlessly feels like a home away from home. All of our serviced apartments in London are carefully selected to ensure a comfortable and memorable experience. An experience adorned by world-class hospitality and serviced accommodations set within some of the most convenient and friendly neighbourhoods in central London.

Modern living

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Modern living

Our aparthotels in London offer contemporary living defined by modern amenities and convenient access to the city. Each apartment boasts a comfortable living space, a fully equipped kitchen, complimentary Wi-Fi, and easy access to the bustling city centre. Whether you’re planning a short or long-term stay, our serviced apartments provide an ideal alternative to hotels.

A world-class culinary scene, unrivalled nightlife and a whopping two thousand years of history…

There’s more to the UK’s capital city than red buses and Big Ben. So put the kettle on, sit back and take a read of our quickfire guide to life as a local in London.

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Paris

The City of Lights

Paris Serviced Apartments

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The City of Lights

Paris Serviced Apartments

This iconic city will have you charmed. Inspired. Ready to take on the world—it is the city of love, after all. Whether you’re coming here for business, leisure or perhaps even a blend of the two, Paris’s vibrant culture never fails to enthrall its visitors. Explore the city’s world-famous landmarks, revel in the city’s magic like a local or, if you’re here for business, embark on a journey of self-discovery as you throw yourself into la vie française.

Offering a High Quality of Life for Locals and Expats Alike

Local hospitality expertise you can rely on

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Local hospitality expertise you can rely on

Soaked in history, glamour and just about everything in-between, a stay in Paris is unlike any other. Synergy’s serviced apartments in Paris are carefully chosen to ensure a comfortable and safe home away from home experience. With world-class hospitality, a variety of convenient locations in the heart of friendly neighbourhoods across the city, you’ll be sure to have a one-of-a-kind stay in this spectacular city.

Modern living

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Modern living

Discover the epitome of contemporary living in our serviced apartments in Paris, featuring state-of-the-art amenities and prime location for easy access to the city’s finest offerings. With comfortable living spaces, fully equipped kitchens, complimentary Wi-Fi, and proximity to the vibrant city centre, our apartments provide a perfect alternative to hotels for short or long-term stays

Experience the allure of Parisian living

Iconic landmarks, elegant architecture, thriving businesses, innovative startups, rich history, and a promising future.

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