Dublin, Ireland — Hotels

The Shelbourne Dublin

Ireland's grand hotel since 1824 — where the Irish Constitution was drafted, overlooking St. Stephen's Green

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The most historically significant hotel in Ireland: the Irish Constitution was drafted in Room 112 in 1922. The Horseshoe Bar is a Dublin institution; No. 27 The Green restaurant is excellent; afternoon tea in the Lord Mayor's Lounge is a city ritual.

Why We Chose It

The Shelbourne has presided over St. Stephen's Green since 1824 and witnessed the moments of modern Irish history — the Irish Constitution was drafted in Room 112 in 1922. The Horseshoe Bar (standing room only at 6pm on a Friday) is one of the great bars in Ireland; No. 27 The Green restaurant serves modern Irish cuisine with genuine skill. The Lord Mayor's Lounge afternoon tea is a beloved Dublin ritual.

What Stands Out

  • Irish Constitution drafted in Room 112 (1922)
  • Horseshoe Bar — one of Ireland’s great bars
  • No. 27 The Green restaurant
  • Lord Mayor’s Lounge for afternoon tea
  • St. Stephen’s Green directly opposite
  • Most historically significant hotel in Ireland
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