Recommended hotels in Ballsbridge
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Bewleys Hotel Ballsbridge
Ballsbridge, Dublin
Reviews : 4,19 / 5
With 304 luxurious en suite rooms and the Brasserie restaurant, this family-friendly hotel is popular with guests and locals alike. The hotel is fully air-conditioned and features a lobby, 24-hour reception and check-out service, hotel safe, currency exchange facilities and lift access. Wireless Internet access and laundry services are also available. A café, bar and restaurant can be found on site and conference facilities are available for business guests. Parking is available at a discounted rate for guests.
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Ballsbridge Hotel Standard Rooms
Ballsbridge, Dublin
Reviews : 4,11 / 5
This traditional 8-storey hotel, situated at Dublin's most exclusive address, offers car parking, the D4café and a hairdressing salon. The air-conditioned hotel comprises 300 rooms and offers a 24-hour reception and check-out service, a breakfast room and a bar. Internet access is also provided for guests.
From$110See more
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Berkeley Court Hotel (formerly D4 Berkeley)
Ballsbridge, Dublin
Reviews : 0 / 5
This air-conditioned business hotel has hosted many famous celebrities over the years including Madonna, Nelson Mandela, Elton John, Cher... to name but a few. Amenities include wifi Internet access in public areas, 24-hour reception and check-out service, bar, restaurant, conference rooms and car park (for a fee). The 8-storey main building and annexe house 200 guestrooms and a lobby.
From$119See more
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Ballsbridge Hotel Executive Rooms
Ballsbridge, Dublin
Reviews : 0 / 5
This deluxe 8-storey hotel offers guests luxurious surroundings. The ground floor Food Court includes the D4Café and Dubliner Gastro Pub. The air-conditioned main building and annexe consist of 100 rooms, a lobby, 24-hour reception and check-out service and hairdressing salon. The hotel also includes breakfast and dining rooms. For guests with vehicles, a car park is available for a small fee.
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Merrion Hall
Ballsbridge, Dublin
Reviews : 2,5 / 5
Constructed in the year 1890 and renovated in 2005, this air-conditioned hotel has a total of 34 rooms of which 8 are suites spread over 3 floors. The award-winning hotel has been selected by Bridgestone as one of the top 100 beautiful premises in Ireland. Amongst the hotel's facilities count a foyer with 24-hour reception, a cloakroom, a lift, a currency exchange counter and a safe for guests' valuables. The dining room offers an excellent selection of local and international cuisine as well as a view of the charming gardens and inner courtyard. Guests are also able to relax in the salon with a good book from the fine literary collection whilst sipping on an afternoon tea or glass of wine. In addition, it is possible to sip on a cocktail in the peaceful winter garden or the enchanting terrace. In addition to a modern conference room, a sitting room and wireless Internet access. Room and laundry services are also available. A secure car park is available.
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Butlers Townhouse
Ballsbridge, Dublin
Reviews : 4,09 / 5
An ambience of pure luxury characterises this city business hotel, from the bright and spacious Conservatory Restaurant to the sumptuous Victorian elegance of our drawing room. In addition to a lobby with 24-hour reception and check-out services, facilities available to guests at this 20-room hotel include a hotel safe, bar, breakfast room and room service.
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Aberdeen Lodge
Ballsbridge, Dublin
Reviews : 0 / 5
Built in 1890 and renovated in 2004, this hotel comprises a total of 25 rooms spread over 3 floors. Guests are welcomed in the foyer with 24-hour reception desk, a safe, a currency exchange counter and a cloakroom. In addition, within the building, guests will find Internet access and a dining room. Guests are invited to relax and enjoy the cuisine on offer. The hotel also provides a laundry service as well as room service. Those arriving by car may take advantage of the car park.
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4.19
(6 Reviews )
The facilities were average to good. I live in the South West of Scotland so to me the prices were slightly higher that I
am used to for food however in the light of the rest of Dublin not so. 