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Property Overview
The Merrion encompasses four meticulously restored Georgian townhouses that imbue it with a touch of Irish history. Popular with art lovers, the property is located in the heart of Dublin and close to the National Gallery and National History Museum. It also contains the largest private collection of 19th and 20th century art in Ireland, including works by Post-Impressionist painter Paul Henry and Impressionist William Leech. Guests can enjoy lunch or afternoon tea during the summer in the hotel’s landscaped gardens and dine year-round in Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud, Ireland’s first two – Michelin starred restaurant; The Garden Room; The Merrion Drawing Rooms; or under the vaulted ceilings of The Cellar Bar. The Merrion Spa and Health Club has a 60-foot swimming pool plus a gymnasium, a steam room, and treatment rooms.
Healthy Stays Certified
To help you sleep easier, this hotel has received a performance-based accreditation from a respected public or private sector health and safety authority, to certify its comprehensive cleaning, disinfection, and mitigation protocols. Certifications may include: GBAC Star from the Global Biorisk Advisory Council; Sharecare VERIFIED™ with Forbes Travel Guide; Clean & Safe Protocol from HRS and SGS; SafeTravels from the Wor
Property Highlights
1 / Dining
The hotel’s private art collection — Ireland’s largest — is the inspiration for Art Afternoon Tea, featuring sweets based on famous works of art.
2 / Location
The Merrion is located in Dublin’s city center, directly opposite the seat of the Irish Parliament and close to shops, pubs and restaurants.
3 / Spa
The Merrion Spa and Health Club is focused on relaxation, wellbeing and fitness, with a 60-foot infinity pool, a fully equipped gymnasium, steam room and treatment rooms.
Property Highlights
1 / Dining
The hotel’s private art collection — Ireland’s largest — is the inspiration for Art Afternoon Tea, featuring sweets based on famous works of art.
2 / Location
The Merrion is located in Dublin’s city center, directly opposite the seat of the Irish Parliament and close to shops, pubs and restaurants.
3 / Spa
The Merrion Spa and Health Club is focused on relaxation, wellbeing and fitness, with a 60-foot infinity pool, a fully equipped gymnasium, steam room and treatment rooms.
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Rooms
Superior Room in Garden Wing.1 king bed. 34 SQM.Interconnecting rooms on request
1 King Bed
Sleeps: 2
Superior Room in Garden Wing. Twin beds. 34SQM. Interconnecting rooms on request
2 Twin Beds
Sleeps: 2
Deluxe room in Georgian Main House. 1 king. 39SQM. City/Grdn View/Non Smokin
1 King Bed
Sleeps: 2
Junior Suite in Georgian Main House. 1 king.53SQM.City/Gardn View/Non smoking
1 King Bed
Sleeps: 2
Features
- Total Rooms: 123
- Total Suites: 19
- Two Private Gardens
- Personalized Voice Mail
- Remote Access Fax/Modem Port
- Video-conferencing Facilities
- High-Speed Internet Access
- Private Parking with Valet Service
- Meetings & Events
- Children's Programs
- Fitness Center
- 2-Michelin Starred Restaurant
- Spa
- Swimming Pool(s)
- Golf - Nearby
Local Information
The Merrion
Upper Merrion Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
15 kilometers from airport
(Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, UK) Call 00800 10 10 11 11
(USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
(Japan) Call 0120-086-230 toll free (Japan Only)
(Italy) Call 800 822 005
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Awards & Accolades
Local Recommendations
Best Restaurant Classic
Ireland’s first two Michelin star restaurant has been serving contemporary Irish fare with classical roots for thirty years. (353-1) 676-4192; www.restaurantpatrickguilbaud.ie.
Best Restaurant for a Celebration
The Michelin-starred Chapter One, opened in 1992, is located in the basement of the acclaimed Dublin Writers Museum. (353-1) 873-2266; www.chapteronerestaurant.com.
Best Family Activity
This hands-on exhibition focuses on the history of medieval Dublin, including scenes from the plague in 1348, a merchant’s house and a model of Dublin in the Middle Ages. (353-1) 679-4611; www.dublinia.ie.
Best Cocktail with a View
The cocktail of choice can only be a cool pint of Guinness paired with panoramic views of Dublin. (353-1) 408-4800; www.guinness-storehouse.com.
Best Cultural Secret
The museum tells the social, cultural and political history of Ireland’s capital city in the 20th century. (353-1) 661-1000; www.bardinipeyron.itwww.littlemuseum.ie.
What to Buy
Celtic Note, on Nassau Street, has a fantastic collection of classic and contemporary Irish music recordings. (353-1) 670-4157; www.celticnote.com.
Museum Must-See
This museum has one of the finest collections of prehistoric gold artifacts in Western Europe, as well as incredible medieval ecclesiastical objects. (353-1) 677-7444; www.museum.ie.
Best Newcomer
Beautifully plated dishes are served in a setting of understated luxury. (353-1) 676-7015; www.thegreenhouserestaurant.ie.
