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The charms of Irish tradition and hospitality combine to
provide the stage for Four Seasons Hotel Dublin. Set within the
showgrounds of the historic Royal Dublin Society, the hotel brings
together 259 exceptional guestrooms and suites with the finest facilities
for business and relaxation. Residential in style, the hotel features fine
dining in Seasons Restaurant and an 11,000 sq ft full service spa. |
Dublin's most stylish 5 star hotel is located in the city
centre opposite Government Buildings. Created from restored georgian
townhouses, many of the 142 bedrooms and suites overlook 18th century
gardens. Bars include The Cellar Bar and the intimate cocktail bar, No 23.
The Cellar Restaurant serves traditional Irish cuisine while Restaurant
Patrick Guilbaud offers formal dining. Other features include an 18m pool,
spa and private underground car park. |
Situated in the heart of the city, steps away from Grafton
Street, overlooking Trinity College. One of Dublin's most luxurious five
star hotel offers an ambience of warmth & Irish hospitality, each
guestroom features the highly acclaimed Heavenly Bed. A unique array of
dinning experiences await, the stylish Exchange Restaurant to the elegant
Atrium Lounge or the popular Mint Bar. |
Dublin
has long been a centre of art and culture. Stroll through the elegant Georgian
streets of Merrion and Fitzwilliam Squares, shop in the elegant emporiums of
Grafton Street and Powerscourt Townhouse, explore the collections of the
National Museum and National Gallery, the Chester Beatty Collection of Oriental
Art, and many fine small private collections. The range of art and artifacts is
enormous, and you will have no problem spending many hours enthralled.. The city
is over a thousand years old, and many of the towns and settlements that
surround it are equally ancient. Successive centuries have left their
distinctive overlays of character and architecture which means that Dublin has a
wealth of historically significant and fascinating sights to explore such as
Dublin Castle, where the Normans ruled from the 12th Century, St
Patrick's Cathedral, of which Jonathan Swift was Dean, and Trinity College,
famous for The Book of Kells and for its alumni who include Oscar Wilde and the
18th Century poet and dramatist Oliver Goldsmith. And no visit to Dublin could
be complete without visiting either the Old Whiskey Distillery or the Guinness
Storehouse! In the evening The Abbey Tavern in Howth will offer dinner and
traditional Irish entertainment.
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