Setting the Scene 

Right on St. Stephen’s Green at the top of Grafton Street, The Fitzwilliam pairs five-star polish with a contemporary aesthetic and standout Irish hospitality. Fresh from a comprehensive refurbishment, rooms look either across the park or into the quiet courtyard, while dining centers on Michelin-starred Glovers Alley. It’s a stylish, perfectly located base for exploring Dublin’s culture, shopping, and nightlife.

Who’s Checking In? 

City travelers, families, and business guests looking for central luxury accommodations with easy access to Dublin’s attractions.

Hotel Highlights 

• Dublin’s friendliest 5-star hotel with an authentic Irish welcome.
• 139 rooms and suites, some with terraces, with views of St. Stephen’s Green or the courtyard.
• Two restaurants offering Michelin-Starred dining or more casual local cuisine.
• Spacious 1800 sq. ft. penthouse with 24-hour butler service.
• Unbeatable location on St. Stephen’s Green, steps from Grafton Street.

Destination Snapshot 

• Georgian Gems: Elegant squares, doors, and museums around Merrion/St. Stephen’s Green.
• Literary City: Joyce, Wilde, Beckett—and easy visits to literary museums and walking tours.
• Diverse Culinary Scene: From traditional pubs to creative kitchens and craft coffee.
• Iconic Institutions: Trinity College & the Book of Kells, the National Gallery, and Kilmainham Gaol.
• Coastal Escapes: Dart out to Howth or Dalkey for sea air and cliff walks.

Top 5 Experiences 

1. Private/Early-Access Book of Kells: Enter Trinity’s Old Library before public hours for a guided look at the manuscript and Long Room.
2. The Kitchen Experience at Glovers Alley: Join Michelin-Star Chef Andy McFadden’s team for a hands-on session in the kitchen, followed by a four-course lunch with Champagne and wine pairings.
3. Picnic in the Park: Enjoy an easy, al-fresco afternoon on St. Stephen’s Green with a curated basket of treats.
4. Themed Walking Tours: Fashion, music, history, or food—expert local guides tailor a route to your interests, all within walking distance.
5. Dublin Whiskey Masterclass: Blend and taste Irish whiskeys at the Jameson Distillery with a host-led flight.

Top 5 Places to Visit 

1. The Little Museum of Dublin: Award-winning collection in a Georgian townhouse tracing 20th-century Dublin, from royal visits to U2.
2. Kilmainham Gaol: Former prison turned museum with guided tours that illuminate Ireland’s path to independence.
3. Powerscourt & Glendalough (Wicklow): Grand estate gardens and a monastic valley of lakes and hiking trails—an easy full-day escape from Dublin.
4. St. Patrick’s Cathedral: Ireland’s largest cathedral, famed for its Gothic architecture and links to Jonathan Swift.
5. Guinness Storehouse: Immersive journey through Ireland’s most famous stout, ending with panoramic views from the Gravity Bar.

How to Get There 

Address: 127/128 St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2, D02 HE18, Ireland

• Closest Airports: Dublin (DUB) – 8 mi / 30 min by car
• Closest Train Stations: Heuston Station, Connolly Station
• Closest LUAS Tram Stop: St. Stephen’s Green (across the street)
• Nearby Cities: Belfast (103 mi), Galway (130 mi), Cork (160 mi)