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Brooks Hotel
At a Glance
- next to Grafton Street
- live piano music in bar
- rooms refurbished every six years
Pros
- ugly, office-block exterior
- business clientele makes for slightly flat atmosphere
- standard rooms on small side
Cons
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A two-minute walk from Grafton Street, the Brooks is the perfect place to sit and recover if the Irish rain plays havoc with your plans: public spaces and the bar are warm and full of leather chairs, high-veneer oak paneling, and decorative bookcases. Even though it has nearly 100 rooms, this hotel likes to describe itself as a boutique property, and it does manage to convey the classy, personal touch of a much smaller establishment. The guest rooms are bright if a little functional, with cream and beige tones. The beds are so big you could get lost in them, and each comes with a five-choice "pillow menu." Situated so near to the Gaiety Theatre, the hotel's Jasmin Bar is the ideal spot for a pre- or post-theater drink.
- Address: Drury St., Southside, Dublin, Co. Dublin, 2 | Map It
- Phone: 01/670--4000
- Website: www.brookshotel.ie
- Location: The Southside
Contact Information
- 98 rooms.
- Restaurant, bar, gym, parking.
- Rooms have: a/c, Wi-Fi.
- Credit cards accepted.
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