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THE DEAN
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www.thedean.ie/dublin
THE FITZWILLIAM HOTEL
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www.fitzwilliamhoteldublin.com
Cool and stylish, The Dean is a four-star boutique hotel located on Dublin’s bustling Harcourt Street. Centred
amongst Dublin’s renowned nightlife, The Dean will attract those who want to take in the city’s bar and club
atmosphere and delivers a unique blend of fun and luxury for its guests. Across its 52 rooms, guests will find
large, comfortable beds, vibrant Irish artwork, a fully-stocked mini-fridge, power shower, and numerous
modern gadgets to make their stay as enjoyable as possible. From cosy to spacious, it offers room for parties
of two-to-four guests – all with dazzling urban views of the vibrant streets below. For dining at The Dean,
head to the roof where Sophie’s Rooftop Restaurant offers 360° views of Dublin and modern dining for
breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Alternatively, The Dean Bar transforms from a modern coffee hub in the day to
an atmospheric music venue in the evening – highlighted by guest DJs at weekends. Enjoy its all-day food
offering, speciality hot drinks, and trendy cocktail menu.
Five-star rated and bursting with luxury, The Fitzwilliam Hotel is one of Dublin’s most sought-after stays. Located
at the end of Grafton Street – the city’s prominent shopping avenue – and overlooking St Stephen’s Green Park,
it’s another example of elegance and convenience for visitors to the capital. Furthermore, the Luas tram service
stops outside the hotel’s doors, giving guests an easy option for exploring other parts of this bustling city. The
Fitzwilliam sports a contemporary, colourful look and offers 138 rooms for guests to choose between. From
cosy, garden-view rooms, to extra-spacious superior rooms and its gigantic – almost 2,000 square foot – rooftop
penthouse, this hotel has stylish options for every type of traveller. The Michelin-starred Glovers Alley restaurant
is located on its first-floor, and is a fine-dining experience well worth staying in for. Focused on Irish produce,
Chef Andy McFadden produces a breadth of modern and exciting dishes. Guests searching for a light bite and an
extensive drinks menu need look no further than Inn on the Green, The Fitzwilliam’s vibrant city-centre bar.
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THE DEAN
|
www.thedean.ie/dublin
THE FITZWILLIAM HOTEL
|
www.fitzwilliamhoteldublin.com
Cool and stylish, The Dean is a four-star boutique hotel located on Dublin’s bustling Harcourt Street. Centred
amongst Dublin’s renowned nightlife, The Dean will attract those who want to take in the city’s bar and club
atmosphere and delivers a unique blend of fun and luxury for its guests. Across its 52 rooms, guests will find
large, comfortable beds, vibrant Irish artwork, a fully-stocked mini-fridge, power shower, and numerous
modern gadgets to make their stay as enjoyable as possible. From cosy to spacious, it offers room for parties
of two-to-four guests – all with dazzling urban views of the vibrant streets below. For dining at The Dean,
head to the roof where Sophie’s Rooftop Restaurant offers 360° views of Dublin and modern dining for
breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Alternatively, The Dean Bar transforms from a modern coffee hub in the day to
an atmospheric music venue in the evening – highlighted by guest DJs at weekends. Enjoy its all-day food
offering, speciality hot drinks, and trendy cocktail menu.
Five-star rated and bursting with luxury, The Fitzwilliam Hotel is one of Dublin’s most sought-after stays. Located
at the end of Grafton Street – the city’s prominent shopping avenue – and overlooking St Stephen’s Green Park,
it’s another example of elegance and convenience for visitors to the capital. Furthermore, the Luas tram service
stops outside the hotel’s doors, giving guests an easy option for exploring other parts of this bustling city. The
Fitzwilliam sports a contemporary, colourful look and offers 138 rooms for guests to choose between. From
cosy, garden-view rooms, to extra-spacious superior rooms and its gigantic – almost 2,000 square foot – rooftop
penthouse, this hotel has stylish options for every type of traveller. The Michelin-starred Glovers Alley restaurant
is located on its first-floor, and is a fine-dining experience well worth staying in for. Focused on Irish produce,
Chef Andy McFadden produces a breadth of modern and exciting dishes. Guests searching for a light bite and an
extensive drinks menu need look no further than Inn on the Green, The Fitzwilliam’s vibrant city-centre bar.
