Best Luxury Hotels in Merrion Square

This sophisticated four-star hotel is centrally situated within walking distance of Trinity College, the National Gallery, and Grafton Street. All rooms are air-conditioned and provide guests with free WiFi, smart TVs, and en-suite bathrooms. Guests can eat and relax at the stylish on-site restaurant which offers a delightful buffet breakfast, and a range of international dishes. There is 24 hour a day access to a modern gym and room service, as well as a work hub on the ground floor to conduct business.

The Leinster luxury lifestyle hotel is set near Merrion Square and tailored for those who appreciate fine dining and five-star hospitality. It features 55 rooms and suites, a luxury gym, a thermal suite, and the highly anticipated rooftop restaurant, Jean-Georges at The Leinster—Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s first venture in Ireland, offering a blend of Irish, French, and Southeast Asian cuisines. The hotel also hosts The Collins Club bar and supper club, The O’Dwyer Suite for events, and is surrounded by Dublin’s rich cultural landmarks. Designed by local architects with a contemporary touch that incorporates art and modernity, The Leinster showcases over 300 pieces of original art by both emerging and established artists. This luxurious hideaway not only celebrates Irish hospitality and culture but also provides an inviting, sophisticated space that promises an unforgettable Dublin experience.

The Merrion Hotel is an award-winning five-star hotel located in a restored Georgian building with beautiful gardens in the centre of Dublin. The fantastic Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud has won 2 Michelin stars for its fine French influenced gourmet cuisine. Irish cuisine can be had at the Cellar Restaurant, while the No. 23 bar serves up stylish cocktails. The rooms are spacious and all have either garden or city views, modern facilities, and Italian marble bathrooms with luxury toiletries. The hotel provides guests with a state of the art gym, a beauty spa, and a steam room made from Italian marble.