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Burlington Hotel
At a Glance
- a Dublin institution
- large, light-filled rooms
- part of a small, Irish-owned group
Pros
- looks a little bit like a parking garage
- staff not as experienced as they used to be
- very big
Cons
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Book NowBurlington Hotel Review
Another genuine institution saved by a failed property deal, Ireland's largest hotel is one of those recent landmarks—note the 1972 glass-and-concrete facade—where nearly every Irish person seems to have spent at least one night (or so they claim). The hotel's impersonal appearance is not very inviting, but refurbished public spaces use comfy leather sofas and wooden floors and trimmings to take the edge off the uninspired building. The generous-size guest rooms, furnished in modern minimalist style, with neutral tones, have large picture windows. The Bellini Bar goes for a very chic cocktail-lounge look.
- Address: Upper Leeson St., Ballsbridge, Dublin, Co. Dublin, 4 | Map It
- Phone: 01/618--5600
- Website: www.burlingtonhotel.ie
- Location: South Dublin
Contact Information
- 500 rooms, 6 suites.
- Restaurants, bars, parking.
- Rooms have: a/c, Internet.
- Credit cards accepted.
Hotel Amenities
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