DUBLIN HOTELS
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If money is no object or for that particularly special occasion you may consider the Clarence Hotel. Owned by Bono and members of U2, it is the premier luxury hotel in Temple Bar and very popular with visiting celebrities. The atmosphere and service in their Octogan Bar is top class and the restaurant is excellent. With a modern and minimalist design adorning a completely reconstructed Victorian building, The Clarence is one of Dublin's most elegant hotels.
If you are looking for somewhere stylish that is a little bit different, the Morgan Hotel may be for you. It is very modern boutique style hotel with beautiful rooms and suites. In addition to all usual things you expect in a hotel, the rooms all have CD players and internet access. It is a little expensive, but worth the money when you take into account the location and room quality. Try to get a room at the back as the front can be noisy until the early hours, particularly at weekends.
Also on the river's quays and at the other end of the luxury scale is the Morrison Hotel. Designed by Douglas Wallace and award-winning couturier John Rocha, the Morrison's unique blend of oriental calm and luxury will turn your holiday into a Zen experience.
The Paramount Hotel is a small boutique hotel decorated in a 1930s style. Located opposite Dublin City Hall and a stone's throw away from Dublin Castle and Christchurch Cathedral, the luxurious settings and attention to detail belie its three-star status.
Close to the other end of Temple Bar, another boutique hotel, the Trinity Capital, has been completely remodelled and extended in 2007. With a perfect central location and reasonable rates for the city centre, it's a good choice for those looking for something special but affordable.
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