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The Fitzwilliam, Dublin Hotel Information and Reservations
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The Fitzwilliam, Dublin Hotels
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Dublin hotel reservations at the The Fitzwilliam located in Dublin at St. Stephens Green.
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The Fitzwilliam
Dublin, Ireland
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The Fitzwilliam
St. Stephens Green
Dublin
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Ireland
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Hotel Description
You could not wish for a more perfect location than that of Dublin's most luxurious contemporary hotel – The Fitzwilliam, overlooking the verdant St Stephen's Green. Striking interiors created by the Conran Design Partnership give way to a new concept of design entitled Baronial Modern, featuring many themes often found in a country house, but updated and given a contemporary feel. Everything has been tailor-made, from luggage holders to light fittings. The hotel's pewter bar is a great talking point, as well as the definitive meeting place for Dublin's in-crowd. Widely regarded as one of Europe's most exciting chefs, Kevin Thornton has moved his highly acclaimed Thornton's restaurant here – you would be wise to follow his example and try this fabulous hotel for yourself.
Location and Transportation
The hotel is situated directly on the pretty park of St Stephen's Green and is within easy walking distance of all the business and cultural areas, as well as Grafton Street, Dublin's prestigious shopping area. Dublin Airport is 10 km away (25 min by taxi).
Room Information
Each decorated in Baronial Modern style, 130 executive, superior and de luxe bedrooms are offered, including 2 signature suites. All are equipped with a multi-line telephone facility, modem/data port and personalised voicemail, as well as a CD player, trouser press, bathrobes and hairdryer.
Leisure Information
Visit Trinity College, Christchurch Cathedral, and the Old Jameson Distillery, go shopping on Grafton Street or simply unwind over a pint of Guinness in one of the city's great pubs and enjoy the relaxed pace of life that is so inherently Irish.
 
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