Iveagh Garden Hotel, Dublin
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“The chic Iveagh Garden Hotel has rooms in a range of sizes, decked out in green and blue velvet accents and with generous bathrooms. The hotel backs onto the lush Iveagh Gardens and is walking distance from many city sights.”
Featured in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Dublin.
What guests liked
- Beautiful hotel
- Great location
- Comfortable beds
- Excellent Wifi
- Friendly staff
All you need to know
The Iveagh Garden Hotel is often a guests’ favorite place to stay when in Dublin. The services offered are generous, the staff and the hotel offer great hospitality towards each of their guests.
The Iveagh Garden Hotel is rated wit four-stars by most of our guests. The hotel is located at the prime center of Dublin which makes everything in the vicinity more easily accessible. St. Stephan’s street is almost a five minute walk away from the hotel.
Talking about the rooms, they feature a unique and elegant taste. Every room features a modern style and rich views from the balcony of the beautiful city ahead.
It offers many amenities. Free Wi-Fi is available for use within the premises of the hotel. For safety purposes, it includes safes in each room for use. Other than that the amenities it offers include toiletries, bathrobes, rainfall showers and slippers. They offer a hairdryer for personal use in the bathroom of each room.
Each room has a flat smart television for entertainment purposes. One can sit by the balcony to have a relaxing and peaceful view. One enjoys a great and splendid meal at their bar and restaurant. Quality food is served at all times with an exquisite collection of wines one can choose from.
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