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Merrion Hall
At a Glance
- lovely Edwardian building
- lots of extra luxury in suites
- beautiful neighborhood
Pros
- suites are relatively expensive
- surrounding neighborhood a little dead
- limited facilities
- no elevator
Cons
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Ivy covers this secluded redbrick Edwardian town-house, and a Room with a View atmosphere is created with a wonderfully stuffy afternoon tea (and also fine wines) served in the bay-windowed drawing room overlooking the Ballsbridge street. The neighborhood is posh (when your hotel is surrounded by embassies, you know you're in a classy part of town). Four-poster beds and whirlpool spas are some of the luxuries showered upon you in the better rooms at this hotel in Ballsbridge. A finishing touch is their new Austrian-style spa, which adds an extra lair of luxury and a chance to meet other happy guests.
- Address: 54 Merrion Rd., Ballsbridge, Dublin, Co. Dublin, 4 | Map It
- Phone: 128/38155
- Website: www.halpinsprivatehotels.com
- Location: South Dublin
Contact Information
- 34 rooms.
- Spa, parking.
- Rooms have: a/c, Wi-Fi.
- Credit cards accepted.
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