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With its iconic red brick facade overlooking Dublin’s St. Stephens Green in the heart of city, The Shelbourne is something of a Dublin institution. Magnificently restored, the guestrooms are traditional in style while also luxurious and elegant, with high ceilings, plush carpeting, marble bathrooms and decadent linens. The bedrooms to the front of the building afford expansive views over St. Stephens Green and are worth paying a little extra for. Guests are spoiled for choice with an abundance of food and beverage options within the hallowed halls and Sunday lunch in The Saddle Room is a timeless treat. The Shelbourne also boasts an opulent health club, spa and salon with an indoor swimming pool, thermal suites, a state-of-the-art fitness centre and a dance studio. A visit to the neighbouring Little Museum of Dublin is also highly recommended for those with even a passing interest in Irish history.
Local exploring
City Style
Romantic Break
Sights nearby
Museums
Designer Shopping
Family Suites
Luxury
Four poster beds
Romantic
Downtown
Conference facilities
Opulent
Sit-out Terrace
Full of character
Townhouse
Spa
Restaurant
Landmark
Historic
Gym
Child friendly
5* Luxury
Disabled access
Wellbeing
Traditional
Rooms
265 rooms in this hotelParking
Private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed) and costs EUR 35 per dayFamily Suites
Four poster beds
Wifi
Business Centre
Conference facilities
Safe
Bar
Sauna/Steam
In room music system
Meeting Room
Massage
No pets
Sit-out Terrace
Room service
Spa
Restaurant
Gym
Child friendly
Sitting Room
Disabled access
Suites
Concierge
Satellite / Cable TV
Air conditioning
Sights nearby
Museums
Designer Shopping
The signature red-brick Victorian façade of The Shelbourne Dublin has glowed on the northern side of St Stephen's Green since 1824. Think five-star elegance: the main bar is a popular fixture on the city's social scene, while afternoon tea in the Lord Mayor's Lounge is something of a Dublin tradition.
Originally published by The Telegraph
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