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Hotels in Dublin
I'm trying to decide between Fitzwilliam hotel and Brooks hotel. I'm looking for a central location but still in a quiet neighborhood.Can someone help ?
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Why those 2 hotels can I ask?
It would help to know if they were recommended to you or have v. good rates for example. One is a 5* and the other is a 4* and are in different areas so you are not comparing like with like. |
I did not know they are in different areas. I have read good reviews on both and they are around the same rates.
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They are both central, maybe 10 mins apart. I would go for the Fitzwilliam- all things being equal- but that's a personal thing. I'd prefer to be on the Green, rather than a small street.
I wouldn't say either one is in a quiet location- but what you give up for calm you gain for nice location. If you wanted a quieter location, I'd say go for Dublin 4, either a hotel (Jurys, Herbert Park hotel, Berkley court (not spelt right), Four seasons, Bewleys hotel- a bargain IMHO) or a swanky B&B (not a cheap option but charming). A short bus ride or Dart into town. Dublin is small and you can walk everywhere, but you will have sore feet :) It's great. If I had a choice and the money, I#d stay centrally with the associated down side. |
I stayed at Brooks a few years back and it was lovely. Great location. Have fun.
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Fitzwilliam.
Get a room high up - great view over Stephens green. The rooms on the top floor have great terraces. |
They are both nice places. I think brooks is possibly quieter and I feel its cosy on a non descript looking side street. I like to go to the Fitzwilliam for a treat once in a while for a cocktail.
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I thank you all for your help. I've just booked the Brooks and I'm very excited about it !
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