The Dean Hotel, Dublin
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“In a six-story Georgian building, this 51-room property bears the distinction of being one of the newest hotels in Dublin’s city center. A tasteful, reasonably priced crash pad for those who want to be in the heart of the night life district.”
“Reserved and understated on the outside, unapologetically hip on the inside, The Dean blasted onto Dublin’s hotel scene in 2014. Rooms here look a little as though they’ve been transported from a Brooklyn brownstone and are given monikers such as modpods and Hi-Fis.”
“The boutique Dean Hotel, part of a terrace of Georgian townhouses, offers first-class, quirky accommodation in a city centre location. It’s young at heart, with a funky ambience plus DJs at the weekend, and its bar and restaurant are among the city’s most fashionable spaces.”
What guests liked
- Rooftop bar
- Friendly staff
- Boutique style
- Beautiful hotel
- Excellent Wifi
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
A major partner of the Irish Museum of Modern Art in 2017, the Dean Dublin is a boutique hotel located in Dublin city center, only a few yards from the Gaiety Theatre. The St Patrick’s Cathedral and Old Jameson distillery are only a few minutes’ walk away from its front doors. The hotel is surrounded by the city’s bars and clubs and guests can easily become immersed in the rich culture and traditions of the neighborhood.
When not soaking up this excitement, guests can relax in air conditioned rooms that include a TV, minibar, coffee machine, electric kettle and private bathroom with a shower, hairdryer and free toiletries. The rooms even offer city views. The property is newly designed with vibrant colors and that vibrancy clearly extends to each room.
On Conde Nast Traveller hot list, the hotel prides itself on separating it’s self from the conventional. It boasts a rooftop bar and restaurant. The restaurant has a 270 degree view of the city. The effect is truly mesmerizing, just as is the entire stay at this one-of-a-kind hotel. This view and city is best enjoyed with a partner and this hotel is great for couples.
Hotel Details
— 52 rooms
— Opened in 2014
— Georgian contemporary style
Hotel Features
— 24-hour front desk
— Daily housekeeping
— Free WiFi
— Meeting and banquet facilities
— Luggage storage
— Restaurant
— Bar
— Designated smoking area
— Safety deposit box is available
— Bikes available for rental
— Room service
— Facilities for disabled guest
Additional Info
— Check in begins at 3:00 PM
— Check out ends at 12:00 PM
Address
33 Harcourt St, Saint Kevin’s, Dublin 2, Ireland.
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