MERRION HALL HOTEL

DESCRIPTION

• Rooms : 38, Quiet central location, Elegant red brick mansion, Refinement and luxury, Award winning Irish breakfast.

• This is a small and exclusive hotel located in the leafy Embassy district of Dublin City, offering peace and tranquility within minutes of the city centre. Large well-kept gardens surrounding grand mansions give the area an air of refined exclusivity in the vicinity, Merrion Hall Hotel is no exception... the façade almost completely covered in a thick green ivy, revealing patches of the worn, mottled red brick that helps to give the city its special charm. Like in most Dublin properties, the real delights are hidden away in the interiors: the Edwardian interiors were remodelled in 2005 and feature original plasterwork, antique teak furniture and elegant fireplaces.

• The bedrooms are air conditioned, spacious and elegant, some with four-poster beds, spa baths and all with wireless broadband access. Their soothing pastel colours and stylish dark wood furniture are gracefully highlighted by subtle use of indirect lighting.
  Guests can indulge themselves with the Merrion Hall Hotel's fine blend of local and international dishes served in the conservatory dinning-room overlooking our charming courtyard and gardens. The hotel also boast an award winning Irish breakfast, a delicious and hearty cooked dish with traditional local products. Also, afternoon teas and fine wines are served in the main drawing rooms and library where guests can relax and choose from a fine selection of Irish and International Literature. Residents have use of a nearby leisure centre, with swimming pool, sauna, Jacuzzi and fitness centre.

• The Merrion Hall Hotel is located in the elegant and residential Ballsbridge district, about 2km from the city centre and is also a great base to reach of all the major golf courses in Dublin and Wicklow counties. The hotel is also close to Lansdowne Road international rugby grounds. The city centre which can be reached by an adjacent bus stop, by hailing a taxi or using the DART light rail service, allowing easy access to many of the cultural and historical sights of Dublin and the Temple Bar Area, with its numerous pubs and array of restaurants.