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The Westbury Dublin is a luxury hotel situated in Dublin's city center. It offers guests a range of services and facilities that will please. This hotel is the perfect base for exploring all Dublin offers. Moreover, their team of experts is on hand to help you make the most of your stay.

Overview

The Westbury provides luxury and style to its guests while also putting them in the center of the city's cultural and social riches. It is ideally located between St. Stephen's Green and Trinity College, making it easy to discover Dublin's most exciting sides.

Grafton Street is right at the hotel's doorstep. This street is renowned for its color, street artists, and luxury shopping. Moreover, Dublin's Creative Quarter runs behind the hotel. It is a lively network of streets with bars, restaurants, and shops. The city's best theaters, museums, and art galleries are all within easy walking distance. The rooms and suites are kept as tranquil as possible by the discreet little nook, surrounded by flower stalls.

Balfe's brasserie is a delight with its outdoor terrace and open kitchen. And Wilde has been redesigned to keep it at the top of the list. The hotel also serves afternoon tea every day. It is an institution in Dublin. The Westbury will charm you.

Location

Westbury is just steps from Grafton Street. This makes it one of the most centrally located in Dublin. This pedestrian street is famous for its "buskers," or street performers. It has also been a popular spot for shopping. Besides, you can reach many attractions within walking distance. These include St. Stephen's Green and Temple Bar. There is also nightlife on Baggot Street, Trinity College, and Christ Church. Guests can also use the Dublin Bus service or hail a taxi.

Dublin has seen a lot of change in the past 15 years. The first was the Celtic Tiger boom. This brought tremendous development and growth to Dublin. As a result, the city has a more cosmopolitan vibe than ever before because of this wealth wave. The quality of restaurants and hotels has remained the same since the economic bust, but they are now less expensive. And while Dublin is home to beautiful gardens and museums, the daily things -- like a local pub -- make it stand out for many tourists.

Service and Facilities

The service is excellent, professional, and discreet. The friendly, smartly dressed, and uniformed doorman set the scene. Besides, an excellent concierge service complements them. You can also ask the concierge for tips about local shops. Westbury Dublin owns the Westbury Mall. There, you can check out the Parfumerie boutique. Also, look at the Slice of the City offer, which connects to galleries, theaters, and other amenities throughout the city. There is no spa or pool, but an exercise room and a nearby Gym Plus pool. Valet service and secure parking are also available.

Rooms

The 205 guest rooms are spacious and bright with classic cool tones. Besides, all rooms come with Nespresso machines and universal sockets. They also include turn-down service, room service, and air-conditioning. There are no balconies but great city views from all rooms. Also, there is no traffic noise on the surrounding streets. The bathrooms are clean and feature thoughtful Aromatherapy toiletries. The presidential suite is also one-of-a-kind.

Dining

WILDER redefines traditional dining. It creates a luxurious destination that is both relaxing as well as elegant. Its central design philosophy combines 1930s elegance with greenery, giving guests the feeling of alfresco dining.

WILDE's menus feature the best of Irish produce. It also combines classic dishes from all over the globe with traditional Irish cuisine. Besides, its extensive wine list has been carefully chosen by the Head Sommelier. He was voted Best Sommelier by Sunday Business Post Gold Star Awards 2019.

Balfes Bar & Brasserie

Balfe Street is where Grafton Street meets the Creative Quarter. Balfes has a lively all-day bistro with a 20-seater terrace, a zinc-covered bar, and an open kitchen. It serves delicious dishes like seaweed-cured salmon gravadlax and ribeye steaks on a Josper barbecue. Balfes is a mix of the chic New York restaurant and Parisian brasserie. It serves only the best locally sourced produce. Moreover, the team has searched the country for the finest Irish artisans, including artisanal cheeses, grass-fed beef, and free-range poultry.

This restaurant offers a variety of options, from delicious home-baked pastries and muffins to its coffee blend. There are also tasty weekend brunch menus that include all-day dining and weekend breakfast. Enjoy succulent steaks, whole fish, and fresh seafood, all freshly roasted at the Josper Grill. You can also enjoy cold-pressed juices from the bar and cocktails. Balfes also offers many gluten-free options and caters to special dietary needs.

The Sidecar Bar

The Sidecar is an elegant, stylish and modern 30's-style cocktail bar. Besides, it was awarded the Best Hotel Bar at The Irish Craft Cocktail Awards 2018. It also received the Best Cocktail Bar at The Sunday Business Post Gold Star Awards 2019.

Afternoon Tea

Enjoy Afternoon tea here as well. As you enjoy a selection of delicious sandwiches, scones, and homemade pastries, take in the views from Grafton Street. You can also enjoy a variety of fragrant teas from around the world. And for something extra special, order a Charles Heidsieck Rose Reserve NNV Champagne Trolley.

Highlights

The Westbury Dublin is a member of the Leading Hotels of the World. It is also an iconic Dublin hotel. Besides, the hotel's central location is between trinity college and st. Stephen Green.

There are also some of the most popular pubs in the city. The rooms and suites are very tranquil. Moreover, Balfe's brasserie delights guests with its outdoor terrace and open kitchen, while Wilde is a top-rated restaurant in the city. The hotel also serves afternoon tea every day. The Westbury will charm you for a staycation or a special occasion.

Takeaway

Stay at The Westbury Dublin, a 5-star hotel in the heart of Dublin. It is also conveniently located within walking distance of many of Dublin's most popular tourist attractions. These include Trinity College, Temple Bar, and Grafton Street. Besides, the hotel offers a range of room types, from standard rooms to suites. It also has a range of on-site facilities to suit your needs.