County Dublin, encompassing the capital city and its scenic surroundings, offers a wealth of five-star hotels, restaurants, spas, and facilities for those seeking refined experiences. From elegant city-centre accommodations to exquisite dining and tranquil wellness retreats, the county delivers quality and sophistication for discerning travellers.
Five-Star and Luxury Hotels
The Merrion Hotel, located in the heart of Dublin, features 142 rooms and suites with Georgian elegance, marble bathrooms, and modern amenities. The Shelbourne, a historic landmark on St Stephen’s Green, offers 265 rooms with classic decor and views of the city or park. The Marker Hotel in Dublin’s Docklands provides contemporary luxury with 187 sleek rooms and a rooftop lounge overlooking the River Liffey. The Westbury, near Grafton Street, combines plush interiors with 205 rooms and suites, ideal for exploring Dublin’s cultural hubs. Clontarf Castle Hotel, a 12th-century castle turned boutique hotel, blends historic charm with 111 modern rooms and easy access to the city.
Luxury Restaurants
Dublin’s dining scene showcases creativity and local ingredients in upscale settings. Chapter One, in the city centre, serves modern Irish cuisine with a focus on seasonal produce in an elegant basement dining room. Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud, Ireland’s only two-Michelin-star restaurant, offers French-inspired dishes with Irish ingredients in a refined Georgian townhouse. Glovers Alley, located in The Fitzwilliam Hotel, presents contemporary cuisine with artistic flair in a stylish, light-filled space. The Greenhouse on Dawson Street delivers a menu of innovative dishes using local seafood and meats, served in an intimate setting. Liath in Blackrock combines Nordic influences with Irish ingredients for a unique fine dining experience.
Luxury Spas and Facilities
Wellness and leisure options in County Dublin cater to those seeking relaxation and indulgence. The Spa at The Shelbourne features seven treatment rooms, a thermal suite, and a 17-metre pool, blending historic charm with modern comfort. The Merrion’s Tethra Spa offers tailored treatments, a steam room, and an infinity pool in a serene Georgian setting. The Marker Hotel’s spa includes a sauna, steam room, and infinity pool with city views, perfect for unwinding. InterContinental Dublin’s spa in Ballsbridge provides massages, facials, and a 14-metre pool in a tranquil environment. The Westbury’s fitness suite and nearby spa partnerships ensure guests have access to premium wellness facilities.
County Dublin’s luxury offerings combine urban sophistication with Irish hospitality, creating memorable stays and experiences for visitors.
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