The Westbury boasts an iconic location just off of Dublin's famous Grafton Street, renowned for luxury shopping and street artists. This is a great option for both couples and families with numerous interconnecting room options.
Central location on lively Grafton Street
The 1930's inspired sidecar bar is a great place for cocktails
Two fantastic restaurants plus an iconic Afternoon Tea
Just a short walk to Temple Bar
The Westbury is within a 10-minute walk of some of Dublin's most popular attractions, such as Trinity College and the National gallery, and there are also numerous bars, restaurants and shops just steps away. This central hotel is a fantastic base to explore Ireland's iconic capital and a great choice for those wanting to be amongst the hustle and bustle of the city centre. As well as numerous interconnecting room options the hotel also has a number of double queen rooms and larger suites, ensuring plenty of options for groups and families.
The hotel is busy and lively, reflecting the vibrant atmosphere from the surrounding streets, with a warm and welcoming lobby. The light and airy rooms and suites have modern touches and boast city views overlooking Dublin's popular city streets. They are stylishly decorated with neutral tones, large comfy beds and marble bathrooms with heated floors.
There are two restaurants here for you to sample; the first is Balfes, a trendy all-day brasserie, inspired by the bistros of New York and Paris. The restaurant is a casual affair and popular with the locals so it is a great place to mingle and truly soak up the raucous Dublin atmosphere. As well as steaks and fresh seafood, Balfes also offers a weekend brunch menu serving their signature coffee blend along with delicious pastries.
Wilde is the hotel's fine-dining restaurant, and also where breakfast is served. The smart, yet laid-back restaurant features an array of plants, incorporating a sense of al fresco dining whilst remaining indoors. The menu combines fine Irish produce with classic cuisine from around the world.
The Sidecar bar is a highlight of the hotel- a modern take on a 1930s cocktail bar, it is a great place to sample the extensive cocktail menu in the authentically-decorated bar. You can also enjoy one of Dublin's best-loved Afternoon Teas in The Gallery with enviable views over Grafton Street, featuring a sumptuous selection of sandwiches, homemade pastries, fragrant teas and a Champagne trolley.
When to visit
In Wilde, request a table near the fireplace for a special breakfast or intimate evening meal.
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