With its grand, imposing facade (thanks to its former incarnation as a bank), this hotel boasts an interior with handsome original 19th-century features. Even those parts that feel more modern have an impeccably well-maintained elegance to them. The large guest rooms have a refined decor, with wide leather headboards and outrageously comfortable beds. The Mint Bar remains a fashionable hangout for the Dublin glitterati, and the Exchange restaurant serves excellent modern European food. The only thing missing is a spa, but you can book pampering treatments in your room
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The Westin
Westmoreland Street, Dublin, D2, IE
Our Rating
Neighborhood
Old City, Temple Bar & Trinity College Area
Transportation
Bus: 1, 7B, 7D, 9, 11, 13, 16, 16C, 25N, 26, 33N, 39N, 40, 41N, 44, 100, 133
Phone
01/645-1000
Prices
€450–€600 double, €650–€800 suite. Breakfast included. Dinner, bed-and-breakfast packages available. Valet Parking €25 per day.
Units
163
Amenities
Restaurant; bar; gym; room service; Wi-Fi (€15/day; free for Starwood Preferred members)
Web site
The Westin
Map
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