Spa Hotels in Dublin

The Merrion is a Hallmark of service and sheer quality. We arrived to be greeted by a friendly concierge and the news that our room had been upgraded to a junior suite. Lunch in the Cellar bar was an absolute joy and friendly, well clued in staff made the experience more special. The room was fabulous, with every comfort you could imagine. The bed was so comfortable, as were the couches.I cannot speak too highly about the service at this wonderful hotel.

The bedding in the room is more comfortable, and the overall price/performance ratio is good for the hotel in the city center. But the hotel's early breakfast is very general, especially the French toast waffles, which are the most unpalatable. Although it includes two parts of buffet and ordering, there are very few types of buffet.

This hotel is the best hotel in Dublin. It is said that the Prime Minister also stayed in this hotel when he visited Ireland. The environment of the hotel is very good, and the lobby is decorated in a grand manner. The bedding in the room is very comfortable, and the bathroom is not big but very convenient, comfortable and clean. The lighting is not very glaring, and the hair dryer is not in the bathroom. There is a mirror in front of the desk in the room, so you can sit in front of the desk and blow your hair in front of the mirror, which is quite user-friendly. It is surrounded by the embassy district of Dublin, which is safe and quiet. It is a hotel worth staying in.

The hotel with a history of more than 100 years is very historical, but the overall health is done well and the service is very nice.

The exterior is luxurious and magnificent. The garden is also very nice. Unfortunately, the room interior is poor. The windows were broken, and the toilet was worse than a hostel's. The bathtub was clogged. The service was average. It still has the prestige of the old Radisson Blu.