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Property Overview
The Westbury not only surrounds its guests in luxury and style, it places them at the very center of the city’s social and cultural riches. The hotel occupies a prime position between Trinity College and St. Stephen’s Green; perfectly located for exploring the most exciting sides of Dublin. At its front doorstep lies Grafton Street, renowned for its color, street artists and luxury shopping; whilst Dublin’s ‘Creative Quarter’, a vibrant network of streets filled with lively bars, restaurants and independent stores runs behind the hotel, with the city’s top theaters, museums and art galleries all situated within a short walking distance. The magnificent Gallery, with its captivating art collection and sumptuous Afternoon Tea is a Dublin institution. Modern, edgy and sophisticated, the hotel’s restaurants, bars and meeting spaces present a unique Dublin business and social hub.
Property Highlights
1 / Art
Home to one of Ireland’s most stunning privately-owned art collections, including pieces by Sir John Lavery and Louis le Brocquy.
2 / Dining
Culinary excellence has always been a hallmark of The Westbury, from Afternoon Tea on The Gallery to relaxed cuisine in Balfes and WILDE which celebrates the best of seasonal Irish produce.
3 / Location
Located half-way between historic Trinity College and Stephen`s Green, at the very heart of Dublin`s premier retail and cultural quarter.
Property Highlights
1 / Art
Home to one of Ireland’s most stunning privately-owned art collections, including pieces by Sir John Lavery and Louis le Brocquy.
2 / Dining
Culinary excellence has always been a hallmark of The Westbury, from Afternoon Tea on The Gallery to relaxed cuisine in Balfes and WILDE which celebrates the best of seasonal Irish produce.
3 / Location
Located half-way between historic Trinity College and Stephen`s Green, at the very heart of Dublin`s premier retail and cultural quarter.
Rooms
Features
- Total Rooms: 178
- Total Suites: 27
- Wi-Fi - Complimentary
- Valet Parking
- Curb-side Check-in for Frequent Guests
- Guardian Angel Guest Program
- Business Services
- Meetings & Events
- 100% Smoke Free
- Fitness Center
Local Information
The Westbury
Grafton Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
13km/8mi from Dublin International Airport (DUB)
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(USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
(Japan) Call 0120-086-230 toll free (Japan Only)
(Italy) Call 800 822 005
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Awards & Accolades
Local Recommendations
Best Activity/Excursion
Visit a Neolithic Ritual Centre and Passage Tomb that is 5,000 years old. (353-86) 355-1355; www.newgrangetours.com.
Best City Secret
One of the world's most valuable private collections of oriental manuscripts and miniatures can be seen here. (353-1) 407-0750; www.cbl.ie.
Best Cocktail with a View
This lively spot is located high in the Dublin Mountains with views of Dublin bay and the mountain woodland. (353-1) 295-8911; www.jfp.ie.
Best Cultural Secret
Founded in 1701, this beautiful library remains in almost original condition and houses more than 25,000 rare books. www.marshlibrary.ie.
Best Family Activity
Opened in 1831 and located in the heart of the city, the Dublin Zoo is home to 600 animals that flourish thanks to the expansive grounds. (353-1) 474-8900; www.dublinzoo.ie.
Best Newcomer
The newest addition to Trinity College is a rotating gallery of science-related exhibitions. Shows have included "Hack The City" which invited gallery-goers to get into a hackers mind-set and consider tweaking Dublin's urban systems. www.sciencegallery.com.
Best Restaurant for a Celebration
This wine bistro in a Georgian townhouse also serves a small plates menu from the late afternoon to early evening. (353-1) 676-3144; www.peploes.com.
Reading Suggestion
This hefty classic chronicles the passage of Leopold Bloom through Dublin on an ordinary day on June 16, 1904.
Top Architecture Find
Stroll the southeast section of the city center, around Baggot Street, Merrion Square and Fitzwiliam Square, to spot beautifully-kept townhouses from the Georgian period.