| · Gresham Hotel | | | | part of Georgian Dublin - Merrion Square, right in the |
| The Gresham Hotel is a top 4 star Dublin hotel with a | | | | heart of the city centre. |
| superb location on O'Connell Street, Dublin's main | | | | The main building of this hotel is actually comprised of |
| street. | | | | four beautifully restored Grade I Georgian |
| You'll have no problem recognising the hotels historic | | | | townhouses. These Georgian townhouses were built |
| up-lighted façade with a row of flags over the | | | | by Lord Monck back in the 1760's. One of these |
| entrance. Once you step into the lobby you'll know | | | | houses was leased to the Earl of Mornington and as |
| you are somewhere special with its magnificent | | | | well as that it was also the birthplace of the Duke of |
| chandeliers and marble floors. | | | | Wellington. |
| The hotel has been welcoming guests in the heart of | | | | Down through the years, the hotel has been |
| Dublin for over 200 years so it claims to be one of | | | | sympathetically restored with beautifully detailed |
| the oldest hotels in Ireland! | | | | plasterwork ceilings. It is the epitome of luxury and |
| It's called after a Mr.Thoman Gresham, who bought | | | | grandeur with crackling fires, marble floor, chandeliers |
| the building in 1817, when O'Connell Street was | | | | and antiques. |
| known as Sackville Street. | | | | · Camden de Luxe |
| · Clontarf Castle Hotel | | | | This 2 star Dublin hotel is located on Camden Street |
| This exclusive 4 star Dublin hotel is located in Clontarf | | | | not far from St. Stephen's Green in Dublin city centre. |
| about a 10 minute drive from the city centre. | | | | The Camden de Luxe is a listed building which was |
| This is a magnificent castle hotel so it's a really special | | | | once home to the Theatre de Luxe. The theatre |
| place to stay as it's steeped in history. The first | | | | closed back in 1957 and its façade and much |
| castle at this site is said to have dated back to 1172, | | | | of its features have remained intact. The hotel's |
| but the building today dates back as far as 1837. | | | | nightclub was once the theatre's auditorium and was |
| The Clontarf area is famous as being the location of | | | | also featured in Alan Parker's film 'The Commitments'. |
| the Battle of Clontarf which took place in 1014. | | | | · School House Hotel |
| The hotel has all the luxuries of a 4 star hotel but still | | | | The stylish 4 star School House Hotel is located on |
| retains all the ancient character of the castle with a | | | | Northumberland Road in Ballsbridge. |
| magnificent entrance hall, hanging tapestries, | | | | As the name suggest, this building was once home to |
| mysterious doorways, eye-catching antiques and | | | | St.Stephen's Parochial School which opened its doors |
| roaring fires. | | | | in 1861 and for 100 years it served the teaching |
| It really has a setting fit for a King! | | | | needs of the surrounding areas. |
| · Radisson SAS St. Helen's Hotel | | | | The school eventually closed in 1969 and re-opened |
| This Radisson is an opulent 5 star hotel located in | | | | as a hotel in 1998. It truly is one of the most unique |
| Stillorgan on the south side of Dublin city. | | | | and luxurious hotels in Dublin. It retains many of its |
| The hotel is a fantastic retreat surrounded by | | | | original features and charm with two former |
| beautiful gardens and overlooking Dublin Bay in the | | | | classrooms now home to the hotel's award winning |
| distance. | | | | bar and restaurant. |
| This restored mansion was at one time one of the | | | | · George Frederic Handel Hotel |
| most important historic houses in Ireland. | | | | This 2 star Dublin hotel is located right at the heart of |
| The original house was built for a local barrister and | | | | Temple Bar in the city centre. Temple Bar is the hub |
| member of parliament by the name of Thomas | | | | of Dublin's nightlife. |
| Cooley back in 1750. It was later purchased in 1851 | | | | The hotel stands on the grounds of the once famous |
| by Viscount Hugh Gough and renamed St. Helen's. | | | | Music Hall where Handel performed the "Messiah" for |
| · Merrion Hotel | | | | the very first time back in 1742. |
| This elegant 5 star hotel can be found in a beautiful | | | | |