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Luxury Hotels In Dublin: 7 Of The Finest 5 Star Hotels Dublin Has To Offer

Luxury Hotels In Dublin: 7 Of The Finest 5 Star Hotels Dublin Has To Offer

If you’re in search of the best 5 star hotels in Dublin, you’ve landed in the right place.

Dublin has an enviable luxury hotel scene with many five star hotels occupying some of the city’s most impressive properties.

Along with comfort and impeccable service, these luxury hotels in Dublin offer designer decor, tasteful artworks, cosy lounges and peaceful gardens.

In the guide below, you’ll find the best 5 star hotels Dublin has to offer, from historic hotels, like the Shelbourne, to new luxury hotels, like Marker Hotel.

The best 5 star hotels in Dublin

a map of the 5 star hotels in dublin

Section one is packed with our favourite 5 star hotels in Dublin. These are places that one of the Irish Road Trip team was lucky enough to have stayed in, and loved. 

1. The Merrion Hotel

Merrion Hotel Dublin

Photos via The Merrion on FB

For first class service and outstanding amenities, look no further than The Merrion Hotel. This award-winning 5 star hotel with its Georgian facade enjoys garden and city views in the heart of Dublin city.

Spacious guest rooms include tasteful furnishings, a mini bar, refrigerator, cosy bathrobes and fragrant toiletries. The Italian marble bathrooms and infinity pool are matched by the 2 Michelin star restaurant which cannot be missed.

Located within walking distance of some of the oldest pubs in Dublin, Temple Bar nightlife and Trinity College, this is one of the finest luxury hotels in Dublin for good reason.

2. The Marker Hotel

Marker Hotel

Photos via Marker Hotel on FB

Boasting iconic architecture, it’s hard not to admire the contemporary Marker – one of the top spa hotels in Dublin – on Grand Canal Square.

Well located in Dublin’s cultural quarter, this 5 star  Leading Hotel of the World has beautifully appointed rooms with 40-inch TV, air-conditioning and sleek bathrooms.

You’ll probably want to hang out in the Rooftop Lounge and Terrace, drink in hand, admiring amazing city views after dark. Move into the Brasserie for flavoursome Irish cuisine or hang out in the ground floor bar and brasserie.

Stay a night or two and indulge in spa treatments, a sauna or a dip in the affinity pool and try out the state-of-the-art fitness centre. This is one of the newest 5 star hotels Dublin has to offer.

3. The Shelbourne

one of the best spa hotels in Dublin

Photos via The Shelbourne on FB

The Shelbourne still attracts admiring glances with its stunning architecture and lavish interior features on St Stephen’s Green. Step through the door into a calm and welcoming space, from the cosy Lord Mayor’s Lounge to the chandeliered restaurant.

Rich dark wood features in bedrooms along with pillowtop mattresses and sleek marble bathrooms. Dine like a king in the Saddle Room restaurant and look forward to enjoying the best breakfast in Dublin, according to past guests!

An indoor pool, thermal treatment and state-of-the-art gym can be found in the Health Club and Spa along with a range of premium treatments. 

4. The College Green Hotel (previously the Westin)

Westin

Photos via Booking

The imposing The College Green Hotel overlooks Trinity College in the heart of the historic city. This former bank building now boasts spacious rooms with many original features; some even have balconies.

Sumptuous Heavenly beds, in-room movies, tea/coffee makers, bathrobes and luxury toiletries add to the pleasure of your stay. Dine in the Atrium Lounge or head to the Morelands Grill for more substantial fare, set in the glorious 19th century Banking Hall.

Just 5 minutes from Temple Bar and O’Connell Street, this landmark Grafton Street hotel is close to shops, pubs and sights. This is one of the most popular 5 star hotels Dublin has to offer.

5. The Westbury Hotel

The Westbury

Photos via The Westbury on FB

The 5 star Westbury Hotel is one of the most lavish hotels in Dublin. Sumptuous rooms with plush furnishings create a place to relax and sleep dreamlessly, perhaps in a 4-poster bed.

Deep Sealy mattresses, Lissadell linen and Aromatherapy bath products are designed to pamper. Two upscale restaurants offer views of Grafton Street.

Enjoy afternoon tea, fine cocktails and gourmet dining or head to one of the nearby restaurants and pubs for a taste of Irish hospitality. St Stephen’s Green, Dublin Castle and theatres are a 5-minute walk away. 

6. The Fitzwilliam Hotel

Fitzwilliam hotel

Photos via The Fitzwilliam on FB

If you want to be in the heart of Dublin, the Fitzwilliam Hotel is splendidly located. Tastefully furnished rooms are brimming with soft furnishings in harmonious colours.

Bathrooms exceed expectations with those little extra touches – anti-mist mirrors, invigorating power shower and Murdock toiletries. Slip into a fluffy bathrobe and slippers and select your favourite music on the iPod docking station.

After unpacking in your luxurious room, go for a wander and admire the interior decor by Sir Terence Conran, no less. There’s a modern gym and spa offering massage treatments, a friendly bar and Glover’s Alley Restaurant for fine dining overlooking St Stephen’s Green.

7. InterContinental Dublin

InterContinental

Photos via The InterContinental on FB

Those looking for the familiarity of a high-end brand will appreciate the excellent facilities at the InterContinental Dublin. Set in two-acre gardens in affluent Ballsbridge, this 5-star hotel pulls out all the stops with sumptuous decor, marble bathrooms and the largest rooms and suites in the city.

Enjoy a morning swim before tucking into a hearty breakfast. The restaurant has an excellent evening menu of international cuisine while the Lobby Lounge is the place for snacks, pastries and afternoon tea with garden views.

Close to Herbert Park and Sandymouth Dart Station, this luxury hotel in Dublin comes highly recommended.

5 star hotels Dublin: Where have we missed?

While I’m 99.9% sure that we’ve covered off all of the 5 star hotels Dublin has to offer in the guide above, I’m sure there are other luxury hotels in Dublin worth a mention.

If you’ve staying in any swanky spots over the last couple of months that you’d like to recommend, let me know in the comments below. Or, browse some of our other Dublin accommodation guides below:

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