Dublin’s College Green Hotel launches silver legacy 25th anniversary package

The College Green Hotel Dublin launched A Silver Legacy package for its 25th anniversary.
The five-star hotel partnered with Silverworks for the cultural stay experience.
Packages start from approximately €600 per person sharing.
The site originally opened as the Royal Irish Institution in 1813.
The hotel rebranded as part of Marriott’s Autograph Collection in 2023.

The College Green Hotel Dublin has officially marked its 25th anniversary of hospitality by unveiling an exclusive new guest package titled A Silver Legacy. To celebrate its silver milestone, the five-star hotel partnered with renowned local silversmiths Silverworks to design a cultural stay package. Starting from approximately €600 per person sharing, the experience includes an overnight stay at the historic property, complimentary champagne on arrival, and private access to the Silverworks Atelier.

Guests can choose between a Private Ring Forging Workshop or a Private Claddagh Ring Forging Workshop to craft their own keepsake. The package also includes a curated guide detailing Hidden Dublin. While the luxury hotel celebrates twenty-five years of hospitality, the actual footprint of No. 5 College Green spans more than two centuries of cultural significance, with the site originally opening in 1813 as the Royal Irish Institution and acting as an influential hub for art exhibitions and music.

The building was rebuilt in 1866 as the grand headquarters of the Provincial Bank of Ireland, leaving behind the soaring fifteen-metre ceilings and marble columns seen today. After an intensive restoration at the turn of the millennium, the historic landmark transitioned into a luxury five-star hotel, eventually rebranding in 2023 as part of Marriott’s Autograph Collection.

Joanne Dillon, General Manager shared “A Silver Legacy is a tribute to Dublin’s makers, craftspeople and cultural heritage, offering guests the opportunity to create something meaningful while becoming part of the story of one of the city’s great addresses.”