The Merrion

Dublin's most stylish 5-star hotel is situated opposite Government buildings in the city centre, created from 4 Georgian townhouses and a contemporary Garden Wing.

The rooms and suites are arranged around two 18th century-style gardens. Stunningly restored interiors provide the perfect backdrop for one of Ireland's most impressive private art collections.

You have the choice of 2 restaurants, including the 2-Michelin star restaurant Patrick Guilbaud, offering formal gourmet dining, and The Cellar Restaurant, dedicated to serving the finest seasonal produce.

Bars include The Cellar Bar, set in the original wine vaults, and the intimate cocktail bar, No 23.

Additional facilities include drawing rooms for afternoon tea, an 18-metre swimming pool and a fully-equipped gymnasium.

All rooms feature Wi-Fi internet access and the minibars are fully-stocked. In addition to the listed facilities, the Italian marble bathrooms feature luxurious Garden of Ireland amenities, bathrobes and slippers.

During the summer months, The Garden Terrace is available for al fresco socialising and dining.

Dublin is the capital of the Republic of Ireland and is situated on the east coast of the country, overlooking Dublin Bay. A city of architecture from Georgian and Medieval times, Dublin is a delight to explore on foot with its many attractions including castles, museums and art galleries.

For shopping lovers, Grafton Street and Henry Street are the main thoroughfares, bursting with Irish and international fashion outlets as well as a variety of Irish arts and crafts stores. Explore the small streets and lanes that veer from these main streets to discover a wide variety of shopping delights. Eating out is also a delight in Dublin. In the last few years, it has become a gourmet capital, with many excellent restaurants offering you the very best in traditional Irish cuisine, as well as international dishes.

While in Dublin and whatever your plans, please feel free to contact our concierge service, who are always on hand to advise and arrange activities.