Merrion Hall, Dublin

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...and modern masterpieces, by renowned artists from all over the world. On the same street are the Irish Houses of Parliament, the “ Dail”, and Government buildings, both dating back to the 19th century. Merrion Square itself is a beautiful example of an old Georgian square, and although it is now mainly given over to office accommodation, many of the old doors still exist, and are fascinating to view. In fact, they are protected by law, and it is illegal for a resident to replace them. There are many of these old squares dotted all over the city, and most have little parks in the centre, oasis’s of calm amidst the hustle and bustle that make a modern metropolis. ~ ~ Talking of parks, Dublin also boasts the largest inner city park in the whole of Europe, the Phoenix Park. This park is so large that it even has its own herd... Read review

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Advantages: High Quaility, Beautiful Hotel, Sheer Style
Disadvantages: No onsite car parking

...General = It's hard to review somewhere like the Merrion Hotel, its just such an awing experience. We went to the Merrion as a special pre Christmas weekend to Dublin. I had not stayed there before and was going purely on its reputation and the recommendation of my partner, who had stayed before. The Merrion Hotel, Upper Merrion Street, Dublin 2, Ireland, was a delightful experience from the moment we decided to visit it. As you approach it you are immediately put at ease as it effortlessly blends into the surrounding Georgian street so characteristic of Dublin. The building subtly charms and intrigues you into entering to see what lies behind its unimposing facade. We were staying just a few weeks before Christmas and the hotel was sensitively and stylishly decked out for Christmas. Arrival All pretence of normality... Read review

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Advantages: good location
Disadvantages: none

...an excellent hotel very close to the airport. ideal for late arrivals or early departures. the hotel caters for people's needs well, including disposable razors and toiletries if you forget them or if luggage has been lost somewhere- it does happen. the food and drink service is excellent and the staff aim to cater for your dietary needs as well. it is family friendly and the rooms are spacious and have double glazing. there is a courtesy bus from/to the airport, you just need to use the complimentary phone in arrivals hall or hotel reception and they will come and pick up from outside the arrivals hall. They also have smoking rooms to avail as you wish. A smloking area outside as well.... Read review

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