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The Shelbourne

  • children welcome
  • credit card accepted
  • disabled facilities
  • internet access
  • parking available
  • spa facilities
  • swimming pool
  • tv in bedroom
  • wine licence

Contact Information

The Shelbourne
JP Kavanagh
27 St. Stephen's Green, D02 K224,
Co.Dublin

Telephone: +353 (0)1 663-4663
Email: ak.dubdt.gstsrvs@autographhotels.com
Web: https://theshelbourne.com

Arguably Ireland’s most famous hotel, The Shelbourne is regarded as a national treasure and very much part of the fabric of Dublin social life. It’s famous Horseshoe ...

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Good to know

Open:
All Year
Number of Rooms:
265
Suite:
€1400
Double/Twin Room:
€450
Family Room: €520
Single:
€430
Dinner:
Yes - The Saddle Room Restaurant
Credit Cards:
Yes
Parking:
Yes
Spa:
Yes
Swimming Pool:
Yes
Wifi:
Yes

About The Hotel

Arguably Ireland’s most famous hotel, The Shelbourne is regarded as a national treasure and very much part of the fabric of Dublin social life. It’s famous Horseshoe Bar has been party to many a State secret, not to mention many a grand affair. Everybody who’s anybody has walked through the Shelbourne doors from Princess Grace, to whom their most famous suite is dedicated, to Pierce Brosnan to Michelle Obama. The Irish Constitution was drafted here under our hero Michael Collins – there is just so much history and style within its four walls. The Shelbourne is all about the fabric of Irish life.

Built in 1824, The Shelbourne, is located right on St. Stephen’s Green, in the heart of all the upmarket City activity, the best shops, wine bars, restaurants, that is if you can bear to drag yourself out of the Shelbourne at all in case you miss anything! Millions of euros have been spent on its restoration bringing it up to date yet retaining all the graciousness and elegance of past times – luxurious fabrics – marble bathrooms – it’s a joy.

Once you’ve dropped off your luggage, and been wowed by your bedroom, head straight down to the No. 27 Bar and Lounge for a drink and really take in the atmosphere and grandeur that surrounds you.

Back in the 70’s one of the most popular places to eat in Dublin was The Saddle Room at the Shelbourne, and I am delighted to say that the today’s Saddle Room and Oyster Bar is even better. Think Hereford Beef Chateaubriand for two; pan-seared Dover sole ‘Meuniere’; Perle Imperial caviar to share; as well as a Beef Wellington of aged 500g Black Angus (24 hours notice required). Do make your dinner reservation when booking because this is a busy place.

As for breakfast at the Saddle Room, there’s an enormous buffet selection or you can just order from the a la carte breakfast menu. If you’re really hungry, you can even have Shelbourne Eggs Benedict – Two poached eggs, sour dough muffin, grilled Irish fillet of beef, hollandaise – now that should keep you going for a while!

The Shelbourne is the ultimate Grand City Hotel - a one off.

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