I visited this property for an afternoon luncheon a few years back and totally forgot because of the recent brand name change! What was a beautiful Westin is now the gorgeous College Green Hotel! From the cheery porter's welcome to the informed front desk specialist's smile...from the expansive and well-appointed lobby to the super comfortable and quiet guest room...from the luxe amenities already included in the room rate to the extra help I solicited from guest services to have a sweet welcome on arrival for my beau's first overnight stay in Ireland...The College Green Hotel has won my heart! Pro tip: on the hotel's website is a great short history of the property and surrounding area. 2nd pro tip: plan to spend time in your room wrapped in a plush robe while sipping a Nespresso or cup of herbal tea ~ now, THAT'S traveling in style! read more

On our recent trip to Ireland, we spent the first 2 nights in Dublin and stayed at the College Green Hotel. What a great first impression of Ireland this hotel gave us! The location is perfect, right in the heart of town, next to Trinity College. We walked everywhere from this hotel. The service was outstanding! From the doorman to the front desk, everyone was super friendly and helpful. We arrived early in the morning after flying all night. After enjoying a delicious breakfast in the hotel restaurant, the front desk was able to find rooms for us in the morning so we could take a nap before hitting the town. This was perfect! We enjoyed an Irish breakfast each of our mornings at this hotel and the food was amazing! I would definitely recommend staying at this hotel if you're traveling to Dublin! read more

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Now called the College Green Hotel. Our travel agent set us up here. Absolutely a five star experience. Highly recommend.

This is a beautiful hotel right next to Trinity College and in close proximity to O'Donnell Street and the Temple bar area. It was previously the Westin Dublin, now The College Green Autograph collection. The room we were placed in, the Oscar Wilde suite, was a spacious 2-story room with a large bathroom and sitting room upstairs. Breakfast in the Morelands Grill includes a good variety of food buffet style as well as a la carte items. The Mint Bar downstairs is open late if you don't want to venture to the pub scene in town. The live music was amazing. There is even a small fitness center that has a few cardio equipment pieces as well as dumbells. If you needed more than that, they offer passes to the gym at Trinity College. Staff was always friendly and helpful. The tea service is located in the atrium. I would definitely stay here again if I ever have the opportunity to return to Dublin. read more

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I had a terrible stay. I had a room on the 2nd floor that bordered the atrium so that my windows looked out onto the people lounging, eating and drinking. No natural light was able to enter my room which made it very difficult to adjust to the time difference (+8 hours) and just felt very stuffy and claustrophobic. On my second morning I ordered room service breakfast and proceeded to get food poisoning and spent the next couple of days stuck in this uncomfortable room which by the end felt like solitary confinement. Unable to tell whether it was night or day by the window, I could count on the noise from the evening crowd in the atrium to let me know. Couple other complaints: Shower has one of those 1/2 doors so water spills out all over the bathroom floor. Soap and shampoo had such a powerful scent that I didn't even want to use them. Hot water didn't last long. Some positives: Staff was friendly. Fitness center was good. Convenient location. Overall very disappointed. Even if I hadn't gotten sick, the value received for the price paid was definitely not worth it. read more

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The only thing good about this hotel is the location. Everything else -- room size, layout, dinginess, furnishings -- are all subpar and much closer to a 3 star hotel than 4 (let alone 5). read more

The hotel is clean, pretty, and makes you feel that you have arrived at a small, comfortable haven in the city. We had adjoining rooms with the other half of our travel party, which was handy. Very useful for families. Beds were really good, rooms and bathrooms were updated, and there was no street noise! Wonderful, considering rooms on second floor, and it was because we looked down onto the tea room, not the street. The tea room is apparently never in use except for tea and didn't bother us one bit. YMMV. We thought the breakfast buffet was very much worth the money (€20 per person in 2025) for the convenience. As I recall, it was open from 7:00 am to 10:00 am. The food was fine with fresh fruit, pastries, edible scrambled eggs (rare on a buffet line), good coffee service, plus more adventurous offerings which I didn't try such as black and white puddings, blood sausage, etc. Something Irish every day, I think. [We thought we'd included breakfast with our reservation, but it turned out we hadn't. You can still get the €20 rate if you purchase during check-in, but it's a bit more if you pay on the day. I haven't gone back to look through the reservation screens, but there may be something a bit tricky about them. Just be sure your confirmation email mentions breakfast, because if it doesn't, you haven't bought it!] We thought the location was absolutely fabulous for walking. We had only two nights but wanted to see Trinity College and the Book of Kells exhibit (amazing!), shop for souvenirs, and take in the National Gallery -- all easily accomplished on foot. (We had started out with bigger plans for Dublin but were pretty tired when we got there.). It's also fun to mingle with the crowds walking along the river. Friendly hotel concierge sold us on taking a Big Bus hop-on, hop-off tour, which would have been more scenic on the top deck, but one of us gets carsick, so we were on the lower deck, and therefore we didn't get full value from the trip. Not the concierge's fault. Every time I was in the lobby, I saw that the concierge desk was staffed. Possibly it's a bellman/concierge desk, but the staff was always attentive and ready to help. Take the room's umbrella with you on any walks because weather changes from sunny to raining quickly. And your Weather app won't show any chance of rain! If I return to Dublin I would be very happy to stay at the College Green Hotel again. read more

A comfortable and welcoming hotel. Recommend if location matters. However -- very very loud given proximity to bars (can't open windows if you plan to sleep). TV situation is super frustrating if you wish to watch ANY news channel. Housekeeping is horrible -- but if you are okay reusing towels etc and making your own bed -- all good. Food is meh -- so if here for work and needing room service -- think again. read more

Our first stop on our Ireland tour. The hotel is a high end Marriott. Overnight flight meant we arrived before our room was ready ok with us we strolled around the neighborhood and bought tix for a later visit to Trinity College and the Book of Kells. Our room was ready at 1130am so only a one hour wait for us. We got a nice corner room #337. The room itself is very nice with good views looking East - a nice sunrise the final morning. Very quiet and a fine sleep the first night. The welcome cocktail hour and dinner was great. My piece of sea bass was excellent. Breakfast was also very good either buffet or cooked to order. Good service. The only negative was housekeeping. They failed to replace coffee cups or dishes and did not provide a full complement of bath linens. We were only here two nights but it was not good. Also they did not fully make the bed as we were short sheeted on day two. We had a Cocktail in the Mint Bar on our last night it was delicious. A decent hotel for a short stay but attention to a few details could improve the experience. Nancy & Mark. read more

The Westin is a wonderful property in the heart of Dublin. This was my first trip back in a few years and the hotel had only reopened a few weeks prior after it's COVID related shutdown. I was upgraded to a remodeled room on the mezzanine level and the staff were simply beyond accommodating throughout my stay. They arranged for my airport pick-up and return with ease and the service was impeccable. Nothing was a problem, including printing the necessary docs for the next destination The restaurant served breakfast and dinner and both were quite good. Again, the staff in the restaurant were fabulous and the food was also well prepared and quite tasty. Overall, a great stay and I look forward to my next stay. read more

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My husband and I stayed here 4 nights. I rate this hotel a 4 due to the inadequate bedside lighting. Our room had no individualized bedside light controls. If one person wanted to lie in bed and read, the bedside lamp of the partner would also be on, which would be disruptive to the partner's sleep. Even mediocre American hotels/motels have individualized bedside light controls. Also, there was no way to adjust the direction of the bedside light. It was more like a muted wall sconce. The poor bedside lighting is the primary reason I rate the hotel a 4. Perhaps the hotel believes that everyone should be reading a backlit iPad or Kindle instead of a paper book. Our room was fairly small and did not have enough space for two upholstered chairs. Instead we had one upholstered chair and a fairly comfortable chaise lounge. The table was a fairly low oval 2' x 4'. The bedside nightstands were small but had a shelf and a drawer. The window sills were wide enough to offer storage, as was the shelf under the TV. The closet had some shelves, but the room was not big enough to house a dresser. My husband usually likes to unpack his suitcase, but that wasn't practical in this hotel. Our particular room had an odd bathroom floor plan. There was no hook to hang your bath towel close to the shower. You had to walk across the tile floor dripping water to reach a towel. The terrycloth mat just outside the shower blocked the movement of the bathroom door. It is entirely possible that other rooms in the hotel have a better floor plan. There was a large deep shelf over the toilet for storage of guest toiletries and medications. I was happy the hotel room had glass glasses and pottery coffee cups. There was a fridge stocked with beverages. I believe there was a small hot water heater for tea plus a coffee maker. All of this was nice. The hotel has a great location near Grafton street shopping. Temple Bar is nearby for those who want to drink and dine with fellow tourists. The hotel's Atrium Room on the mezzanine is a nice place to have high tea from 12-5 or a drink in the evening. There is a gas fireplace. My husband and I had drinks there twice. We never made it to the hotel's Mint bar in the basement. The included breakfast was very good. I particularly liked the eggs Benedict. Our room faced a side street that was quiet for sleeping. All the employees in the hotel were helpful. When we return to Dublin in a couple weeks we will stay at a hotel with individualized bedside lighting, two upholstered chairs, and a bigger table. We stayed at that hotel a year ago. read more

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This was my first time staying at a WESTIN and boy... was this fancy. First off... they greet you when your taxi pulls up. They take your bags right away. I am not used to this type of service. Although it is memorable, I'm more of a carry my own bags up the type of person. Anyhow, I can see how this would be nice for older folks. For someone like me... it makes me uncomfortable. Questions about how much I need to tip come into my head. The hotel room itself was amazing. It had a nice living room area and an amazing bathroom. I love bathrooms with bathtubs and showers. The bed was extremely comfortable. They had their lavender oil next to the bed. I just felt very spoiled to be here. This location, in particular, was really nice as well. It is close to all the action in Dublin. read more

I cannot say enough for the Concierge Team at The Westin Dublin. They took care of everything from our pickup at the airport to dinner reservations, Celtic dancing & dinner show, folklore and dinner, private coach tours with excellent guides as well as a walking tours, tickets to all the local tours and suggestions for what we should see while visiting their beautiful country. Thank you, Sandor and Collin, for your professionalism. knowledge and going the extra mile to assist with our first-time trip vacation to Ireland. I would also like to acknowledge Jeremy in reservations that went above and beyond in assisting me with our group of 12 in reserving our rooms and dates for this vacation. He always responded promptly to all of my questions and took care of any request that I had. f I could give them 10 stars I would without any hesitation do so. read more

Staff including manager were arrogant- very defensive and not willing to solve the problem when room card cannot access gym. Very disappointing experience. read more

Location is great and conveniently located next to the Temple Bar area. We were located on the 5th floor overlooking the atrium lounge. The room and halls were traditionally decorated on the 5th floor but the first floor looked to be recently updated. The gym had a few treadmills, bikes, free weights, and a couple of other machines. I was disappointed in the inconsistency in service. We opted for their late breakfast option at 1030am instead of the normal buffet. For the first breakfast they allowed us to select more than one item and provided it free of charge based on platinum status. The next day my husband went to breakfast alone and they only allowed him one item and also charged $5 for the hot item. It is really surprising as we have traveled all over the world to various Starwood hotels and almost never have been charged for a hot breakfast option. This actually has only happened once ..also at a Westin. In addition, we had a 4pm late checkout which is standard with platinum status and asked if we could extend this for one more hour. I was dreadfully ill from food poisoning so the extra time would have been nice. They offered us another hour with a charge of 20-30 euros...great.. read more

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The hotel's location is perfect for folks who visit Dublin for the first time. It's right next to Trinity College and is facing to Temple Bar area. You get drunk and still can crawl back to the hotel. The hotel used to be a bank building - the basement bar used to be the vault when it was a bank. Since the hotel was built combining a couple of buildings, you will see some slopes on each level when you walk around. The hotel employees are very friendly and nice. I like their Library Suites - they probably have 5 or 6 of them and they are all bi-level and each suite has a unique name. See the photos. Some of the suites have a tiny balcony facing to Temple Bar area. read more

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Light up from the outside, the building stands alone as a figure point on the street. Warm welcome by staffers and clean room. Wish breakfast opened at 6:00am rather than 6:30am so I could grab a quick breakfast before heading out to explore Dublin. read more

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Lovely hotel in the heart of the city. A shout out to Amin, bartender at the Mint, excellent cocktails and mixology expert.

The worst meal in Dublin. Awful service. Horrible drinks and food was uncooked. Do not eat or drink here.

Sorry team... this Westin doesn't quite live up to what I expect from the chain. It's all the little things. Lobby- nothing special, the elevator didn't work so took 10 minutes to get the other one, the sink tap leaked, the safe didn't work (call service), they only gave us one soap for sink and shower combined .... I could go on but maybe the biggest thing to realize for a couple is the bed is a queen. I wrote this and started to wonder why I gave it a 3....hmmm ... does brand loyalty make it difficult to admit maybe it's a 2.... In any event...Bonvoy, or whatever we are these days, people ..... give this a miss and stay at the Shelbourne or numerous other non Marriott properties that are a much better bet .., read more

I question my loyalty to Starwood, especially with respect to their international properties. Weary after an overnight transatlantic flight, the front desk at the Westin Dublin showed no mercy and told me an early check-in was not possible. When I inquired about a courtesy room (where I might change clothes and wash my face) they instead, following what must be part of the Starwood playbook, offered me a map of nearby tourist sites and the closest Starbucks. I don't know about you but after a red-eye flight I don't typically want to be directed to points of historical interest or a caramel macchiato, I want to be welcomed. Instead, I felt cast out and was left to take refuge in an uncomfortable lobby chair. It was like being back on the plane. The staff is either not competent or unkind, I don't know which and it doesn't matter. I'm a guest not an inconvenience. I get it, I know check-in is at 3:00pm and there's no obligation to accommodate me any earlier. I also know what a full hotel feels like and more to the point, I know what it feels like when someone cares. Or at least pretends to. This was, sadly, none of that. One of the reasons I booked the Westin Dublin is because I thought my Starwood brand loyalty might mean something. In 2009 alone I stayed in Starwood hotels in Philadelphia, San Francisco, Kauai, Boston, Toronto, Palm Springs and Atlanta. But what's the point of a loyalty program where loyalty only goes one way? It's about more than just my pillow preference. What happens to a relationship when it's one-sided? What I enjoyed: - Separate tub and shower (because sometimes you feel like a bath and sometimes you feel like a shower!) - Central location with a terrific, affordable airport transport link via AirCoach which picks up across the street http://www.yelp.ie/biz/aircoach-dublin-airport-2 - The Atrium Lounge was a convenient place to take meetings and tea What I did not: - Exorbitantly priced internet connectivity (seriously, it's time to just bundle this into rack rates.) - Uninspired, charmless decor - A room without a view In short, the property has a great location even if the customer service experience is sad. I'm disappointed because I'll be in Dublin often, and I was hoping to find my home away from home. But I still haven't found what I'm looking for. . . read more

Beautiful hotel, great location and nice rooms with all of the amenities. The location of the hotel is key - super close walk to River Liffey, Financial District, Grafton Street, Temple Bar, and right across the street from Trinity College. It was close enough to everything we wanted to see and do without being right in the Temple Bar district which can get very loud. I was here for several days on business and then my wife came to join me for some adventure. The location is close to the financial district so it was a close walk for me to get to the office buildings. It was also centrally located to the more pedestrian friendly tourist areas such as Grafton Street and Temple Bar District. We stayed in a very modern room with all of the amenities you would expect from a Westin, especially the super comfortable bed. We received a warm welcome and were quickly checked in. We got a very good nights sleep. Had tea in the Atrium Lounge. This atrium is really a beautiful and nice place to sit, relax and have tea. Its a must see if you are in the hotel. The staff are a great asset - very friendly and helpful in all areas. I highly recommed this hotel. read more

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An absolutely TOP NOTCH hotel. I've never experienced such amazing customer service! After only a brief exchange with Marlene Buckridge, the Events Manager, I wish I could have an event there just to have her plan it! The rest of my staff encounters were all wonderful as well - they gave me tips for my trip and made me feel 100% at home. I booked the Classic room each time and both rooms I stayed in were beautiful. They overlooked the atrium, which gave me plenty of light. The bed and linens... wow! When they say "Heavenly Bed", they mean heavenly!!! The bathrooms with big tubs... sigh. I had a few meals via room service and was not disappointed. Even used the workout room, which I found kind of dark, but supplying everything I wanted. As a fresh off the plane traveler, first time in Dublin, I can't imagine being happier anywhere else. This place put my trip off to a great and relaxing start. I'm ready to move in! read more

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I stay here every time I come to Dublin. I love the location, just down from Grafton, next to Trinity College and across from Temple Bar area. You are maybe 10 minute walk to St Stephen's Green to catch the LUIS, and easy to grab a coffee and pastry on the way. The building used to be a bank, has a ton of charm, and the service is absolutely excellent. I have been offered upgrades several times, and the rates are fair, so I stay here. If I was not travelling by myself, I might choose a different hotel, given that the rooms tend to be a bit small. read more

I went here for afternoon tea to celebrate friend's birthday, and wow was it an afternoon to remember! You can choose between the "Traditional Afternoon Tea" (sandwiches, scones etc.) or the "Most Peculiar Afternoon Tea" which offers a delightful twist to what you'd assume afternoon tea to be; mojitos served in teapots, prawn cocktail cones, crackling marshmallow bites!.. Of course we opted for the "Most Peculiar Afternoon Tea" (any excuse for a bit of daytime drinking!) and I am so glad we did. The presentation was the same as your typical afternoon tea in that it came out on a three-tiered display, but the food itself was far beyond what you'd expect! From the silver spoon of Pork cheek to the caviar-topped slamon blinis, followed by mouth-watering (but oh-so heavy) desserts including popcorn panacotta (the added popcorn was a bit random I must admit!), we were left requesting a crane to transport us out of our cushioned chairs.. As good as the food was, the surroundings were even nicer. The afternoon tea is served in the Atrium Lounge which is gorgeous in itself, with over-looking windows and a high glass ceiling that lets in so much natural light. All-in-all I would say this is a lovely place to treat someone to something special, and make sure to leave yourself enough time to soak up the experience entirely, this afternoon tea is not to be rushed! read more

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Had the most peculiar tea time ever. Beautifully presented, food was great and kudos for the Victorian mojito in a teapot. read more

The Westin Dublin - Tried the traditional and the cocktail tea time. The mojito cocktail comes in the tea pot and lots of gourmet appetizers. - Hotels Near Me - Dublin, D

I absolutely LOVED this hotel! The reception area is beautiful with roaring fires and comfy arm chairs. The staff are so friendly and welcoming! We loved our room which had a massive bed, lots of space, a beautiful bathroom with a shower and bathtub and lots of wardrobe space. The location is also very handy with bus stops nearby and all the fantastic restaurants and shops in either direction- can't wait to go back! read more

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Only stayed here for one night, and everything was as good as it could be. Check-in was easy and painless, and the staff was friendly and incredibly helpful with directions and recommendations as to where to go on Good Friday (when bars and pubs were closed). The room was clean and as expected, and the hotel itself, as other reviewers have pointed out, is centrally located and within walking distance to many places. Also, since the pubs/bars were closed Friday night because of Easter, we wound up having a bite at the Mint Bar in the hotel so we could order drinks, and the staff were delightful there as well. In all, highly recommend. read more

Nice hotel in the heart of Dublin. Service was nice and lots of food options. Room was nice too. Walking distance to shops, restaurants and pubs. Lots of pubs. Casino across the street too read more

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I am very picky when it comes to where I stay, and more often than not I am often disappointed in the price vs. quality of most European hotels. I am happy to say that after a two night stay this past week, I can confirm that the Westin Dublin deserves 5 stars! Location: Perfect. 5 minutes to Trinity College, Grafton, Temple Bar, and pretty much any other centrally located attraction one could think of. Room: The Westin is part of Amex's Fine Hotel and Resorts program, which is often the service we use when booking our hotels. We booked a deluxe room and were upgraded to a two story suite per the FHR deal. From the winding staircase to the beautiful sitting room to the balcony, I have nothing negative to say. The room was also spotless, which is always a huge thing for me. Service: Top notch. Everyone was super friendly and helpful, check-in and check-out was a breeze, and I loved the added note on each name tag of what the individual's "passion" is. Such a great conversation starter. A few minor negatives: room service food is rather bland and (as always) overpriced. Avoid it. Also, our duvet had a blood stain on it but that problem was quickly remedied by the cleaning staff. Overall: I highly recommend this hotel. I've had great luck with Westins around the world. Definitely my go-to hotel when traveling. read more

I attended a Law Ball organized by the Law Society at Trinity College Dublin at the very enchanting 5 Star Westin Hotel in the heart of Dublin's city centre. What made the evening so memorable was in fact the jaw-dropping interior décor that the Westin proudly lays claim to. The ball was held within the enthralling Banking Hall where we were entertained by the musical stylings of the Swing Cats - a five piece Jazz Band who went on to play for the President the next day. This should communicate the level of overall elegance and class that the hotel exudes in respect of both furnishings and entertainment. Upon entering the Banking Hall I was overwhelmed by the lofty scarlet ceiling, huge paintings mounted on the wall depicting regal figures, white Edwardian plasterwork on the walls only to be met again, in a fashion symmetrical to the ceiling, a deep crimson carpet. The room also boasts a bar and four spectacular glistening chandeliers. The awe-inspiring panache of the hotel really has to be seen to be believed. The jewel in Dublin's crown, if you've got enough money then head straight to The Westin for the most deluxe place to lay your head in town. read more

The Westin Dublin - The Banking Hall on the ground floor of The Westin Hotel. Courtesy of http://www.thewestindublin.com/ - Hotels Near Me - Dublin, D

Afternoon tea. This has to be the best afternoon tea I have had in Dublin. It comes in two forms: traditional and peculiar. The traditional form is exactly what you expect, sandwiches, scones and desserts. Expertly done and a joy in traditional fair. The peculiar my partner had, mojitos server in a tea pot, pork cheeks in Stilton aioli (which was the highlight of the tea for him) The atmosphere is a relaxed, jazz toned cushion. Elegant and comfortable without being exclusionary. I would recommend this and a brilliant introduction to the relaxed world of afternoon tea. read more

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I stayed here for five nights while on vacation in Dublin. This is an excellent hotel. This place is located close to a college and the Temple Bar area. There are a lot of great restaurants with in walking distance. The hotel is well kept and clean. Check in was a breeze and they gave us a larger room when checking in. We had caught the red eye from JFK in the states and were very tired so it was awesome that they let us check in early. The room was just a standard room, unfortunately they just had two double beds instead of a king size bed. The heavenly bed was very comfortable and I slept great. The pillows were not so great and didn't provide much support. The bathroom was spacious, with a shower and a separate bath tub. The sink was a pedestal sink which didn't leave any room to place items, but there was a ledge above it that worked OK for that. The shower had excellent water pressure. There was only a spot for a bar a soap so you had to place all your items on the floor. The shower is not very large so there is not much room to bend over to get your items. A shower caddy would be nice. The water would not drain well in the shower and was close to going on the floor. After letting the front desk know they fixed it while we were out for the day. The TV was OK, but mainly was just news channels. I also blew a fuse in the room after plugging in too many items to charge at once. Bad news is you can't call the front desk as the phone has no power, you have to go to the front desk. They repaired it quickly. The staff are excellent in everything they do and correct any problems quickly. The room was cleaned daily and well stocked. Would definitely recommend a stay at the Westin. read more

I went to the Westin with my friend for Sunday Brunch. They have a selection of soups, meats, veg, and pasta and they also have a selection of deserts including chocolate, cheesecakes and a very extravagent chocolate fountain with fruits and marshmallows to dip in. You can have as much food as you want, it is buffet style. The drink they serve with this brunch is champagne for €55 you have the brunch with 1 glass of champagne and for €65 you can have unlimited champagne with your brunch. You need to make a reservation for this as it is very popular. read more

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My favorite place to stay in Dublin! The Westin has the best location in the city. Surrounded by great restaurants and pubs, right next to Trinity College. The rooms are fantastic. I have always stayed on the Mezzanine level (not intentionally) in a King Room. The beds are amazing -- on cold, gloomy days, it's hard to motivate yourself to get out of bed! Fitness center is well-equipped, rooms are lovely with original millwork and touches but modern amenities. Traditional Irish breakfast, including a beautiful honeycomb each morning. Restaurant food was otherwise just average, but there is no shortage of fantastic places to eat and drink in walking distance. read more

My husband surprised me with a trip to Dublin for Christmas and the Westin did not disappoint! We were there for over a week and had an amazing time, the staff were wicked friendly and service at The Mint Bar was exceptional. While we were there a conference was being held so we were able to meet a few politicians and former Prime Ministers. We are SPG preferred and always stay at 5 star hotels and the Westin Dublin is just that! read more

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My wife and I love this hotel! It is located in the heart of Dublin city center and it is close to everything. We spent the weekend in Dublin and really used the hotel location to our advantage. We walked to trinity college, temple bar, the national Ireland museum, the Beatty library, local restaurants and much more! The hotel room was very nice, top floor with a beautiful view of trinity college. Super nice staff, great service and an amazing breakfast! Love it! read more

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Very nice hotel just across the street from the touristy bar area of Temple Bar - and next to Trinity College.... a few minutes walk to Christ Church and the tour bus stops. They have a night club in the basement of the hotel with live music - which is mostly frequented by hotel guests. hotel has good sound proofing so you don't hear the noise from outside or from within the hotel. read more

I thought this was a beautiful hotel I couldn't believe how cute it was there was fresh flowers everywhere and the employs agree there was a lot of places to rest and socialise I what a beautiful furniture located right between Temple Bar and Grafton Street it was a good location only thing I didn't like was that mint bar but other than that I thought the hotel was great read more

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Great central location, easy walking distance to trinity college, and temple bar area. Nice touches everywhere, friendly accommodating staff. They treat starwood platinum members right which isn't the case at all the starwood brands. Amazing bar in the basement, that makes a smoke infused old fashioned that is a sight to behold. Room was spacious and comfortable with nice amenities. If you are on a budget, this place is pretty expensive, the temple bar inn just across the street is a nice chic hotel for 1/4 the price, but is right on the main drag and is very loud. Only downside and its not their fault is there is a lot of construction going on. read more

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