The Westin Dublin

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The Westin Hotel is a modern hotel hidden behind the grand 19th century facade of the Allied Irish Bank and overlooking Trinity College in Dublin city centre. The hotel features 163 guestrooms decorated in rich colours with mahogany furniture and views of the atrium lounge or city centre. All rooms have signature Heavenly Beds with pillowtop mattresses, triple sheeting and down duvets, as well as VCRs, voicemail, climate control, complimentary newspapers and wireless Internet.
The lobby features polished marble pillars, a fireplace and sofas. The 19th century Banking Hall is the focal point of the business centre, offering Internet access and conference facilities in an ornate setting with Egyptian crystal chandeliers and its own access to College Street. The Exchange Restaurant features Art Deco detailing and serves international dishes, with jazz brunches on Sundays. Traditional Irish dishes and beers are offered in the Mint Bar, which was originally the bank's vault; the Atrium Lounge serves cocktails in a refined setting of palm trees and marble floors, the lofty glass roof five floors above. Fitness enthusiasts can sweat it out in the gymnasium and guests can receive therapeutic spa treatments in their own rooms. Parking is assisted by the hotel valet and costs 20 EUR per day. Dublin Airport is ten kilometres from the hotel.

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The Westin Hotel is a modern hotel hidden behind the grand 19th century facade of the Allied Irish Bank and overlooking Trinity College in Dublin city centre. The hotel features 163 guestrooms decorated in rich colours with mahogany furniture and views of the atrium lounge or city centre. All rooms have signature Heavenly Beds with pillowtop mattresses, triple sheeting and down duvets, as well as VCRs, voicemail, climate control, complimentary newspapers and wireless Internet.<br/> The lobby features polished marble pillars, a fireplace and sofas. The 19th century Banking Hall is the focal point of the business centre, offering Internet access and conference facilities in an ornate setting with Egyptian crystal chandeliers and its own access to College Street. The Exchange Restaurant features Art Deco detailing and serves international dishes, with jazz brunches on Sundays. Traditional Irish dishes and beers are offered in the Mint Bar, which was originally the bank's vault; the Atrium Lounge serves cocktails in a refined setting of palm trees and marble floors, the lofty glass roof five floors above. Fitness enthusiasts can sweat it out in the gymnasium and guests can receive therapeutic spa treatments in their own rooms. Parking is assisted by the hotel valet and costs 20 EUR per day. Dublin Airport is ten kilometres from the hotel.

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