Address: St. Stephens Green, Dublin, D02 HE18
Dublin · Ireland · 5-star
The Fitzwilliam Hotel
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The Fitzwilliam Hotel is located in St Stephen's Green, in the heart of Dublin city, only a few steps from Grafton Street, Trinity College and Tara Street Station.
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Location
The Fitzwilliam Hotel is located in St Stephen's Green, in the heart of Dublin city, only a few steps from Grafton Street, Trinity College and Tara Street Station.
Rooms
The accommodation comprises a total of 139 rooms, each appointed with:
- Air conditioning
- Central heating
- A bathroom with a shower and a bathtub
- A safe and a minibar
- A balcony in most rooms
- A mini fridge and a tea/coffee station
- An ironing set and a trouser press
- Internet access, a telephone, a TV, a radio, a stereo system, a CD player and WiFi
- A hairdryer and bathrobes for everyday use
- Non-smoking rooms available
Food and drink
Among the culinary options available at the establishment are:
- A restaurant
- A dining area
- A breakfast room
- A bar
Half board is bookable, and guests can choose to book options such as breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Facilities
The Fitzwilliam Hotel offers a range of facilities, including:
- Air conditioning
- 24-hour reception
- 24-hour check-in
- Hotel Safe
- Currency Exchange
- Cloakroom
- Lifts
- Shops
- Hairdresser
- Conference Room
- WLAN access
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Car Park
- Garage
- A garden
- A library
- A gym and a spa
- Golf and a beauty salon (for a fee)
Good to know
Travellers arriving by car can leave their vehicles in the garage (for a fee) or in the car park. The following credit cards are accepted at the accommodation: American Express, VISA, Diners Club and MasterCard.
Hotel type
- City Hotel
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26 September 2026 - 16 October 2026. Per night; choosing dates asks for the live price, which is the one that applies.
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Everyday comforts
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Amenities and conditions
- Air conditioning
- 24-hour reception
- 24-hour check-in
- Hotel Safe
- Currency Exchange
- Cloakroom
- Lifts
- Shops
- Hairdresser
- Bar(s)
- Restaurant(s)
- Restaurant(s) with air conditioning
- Restaurant(s) with high-chairs
- Conference Room
- WLAN access
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Car Park
- Garage
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The Fitzwilliam Hotel
St. Stephens Green, Dublin, D02 HE18
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9,9 km from Dublin Airport (DUB) in a straight line
180 km from Ireland West Airport Knock (NOC) in a straight line
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We stayed at the Fitzwilliam Hotel for four days and had an incredible experience. From the very beginning, all staff on site was incredibly helpful and friendly. They brought our bags up to our room, walked us to our room, answered any and all of our questions, and were always a…
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We stayed at the Fitzwilliam Hotel for four days and had an incredible experience. From the very beginning, all staff on site was incredibly helpful and friendly. They brought our bags up to our room, walked us to our room, answered any and all of our questions, and were always available to help. We were impressed with the size of the room and style as well as the daily breakfast. Best of all, the hotel was centrally located which made our plans so easy to execute. We absolutely loved our time here and I would recommend it to anyone staying in Dublin! We booked through Costco Travel
Not only is the hotel gorgeous & centrally located to all the walkable places in Dublin, the staff was lovely & made our stay very easy and smooth. From check in to check out, the process was seamless. I especially wanted to make sure to shout out Priscilla. She went above and b…
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Not only is the hotel gorgeous & centrally located to all the walkable places in Dublin, the staff was lovely & made our stay very easy and smooth. From check in to check out, the process was seamless. I especially wanted to make sure to shout out Priscilla. She went above and beyond to make sure our stay was special— we were jet lagged & exhausted, and she made our first day in Ireland so wonderful! Also the hotel breakfast here was amazing. Would recommend!
During several of my recent stays,Upon check-in, I had several pieces of luggage, yet some of the older doormen did not come out to assist until I had already carried my bags to the entrance myself. I noticed that some of the older doormen consistently had minimal eye contact or…
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During several of my recent stays,Upon check-in, I had several pieces of luggage, yet some of the older doormen did not come out to assist until I had already carried my bags to the entrance myself. I noticed that some of the older doormen consistently had minimal eye contact or greeting. This occurred not only upon arrival for check-in but also each time I went out or returned to the hotel. Younger staff, however, were proactive and welcoming. I have stayed at many five-star hotels, and this is the first time I have encountered such a lack of arrival service. For a hotel of this level, I would expect all staff to provide a consistently warm and professional welcome. I hope this feedback helps improve the guest experience.
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14°Average high
9°Average low
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Dublin, the capital of the Republic of Ireland, is a city rich in history and culture. Visitors can explore its vibrant neighborhoods, each with unique character and charm. The city's literary heritage is prominent, with many famous writers having called Dublin home.
- Trinity CollegeTrinity College is home to the famous Book of Kells, an illuminated manuscript that dates back to the ninth century. The college's beautiful campus is a blend of history and architecture, attracting many visitors each year.
- Dublin CastleDublin Castle has played a central role in the history of the city for centuries. This historic castle offers guided tours, allowing visitors to explore its stunning state apartments and gardens.
- St. Patrick's CathedralSt. Patrick's Cathedral is the largest cathedral in Ireland and is known for its stunning Gothic architecture. It also serves as the national cathedral of the Church of Ireland.
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The River Liffey runs through the heart of Dublin, dividing the city into the north and south. The riverbanks are lined with shops, restaurants, and historical sites, making it a lively area to stroll and enjoy the local atmosphere. Dublin is also known for its lively pub culture, where traditional music can often be heard.
Dublin boasts numerous museums and galleries that showcase its artistic and cultural heritage. The National Museum of Ireland presents a comprehensive overview of Irish history, while the Irish Museum of Modern Art features contemporary works from local and international artists. Visitors can immerse themselves in the city's rich artistic scene.
In addition to its historical and cultural offerings, Dublin is a city that celebrates its festivals and events throughout the year. These occasions provide an opportunity to experience the local traditions and community spirit. The city's parks and green spaces offer a pleasant retreat from the urban environment, ideal for relaxation and leisure activities.
- Guinness StorehouseThe Guinness Storehouse is one of the most visited attractions in Dublin, where guests can learn about the brewing process and the history of Ireland's iconic stout. The tour culminates with a pint enjoyed in the Gravity Bar, offering views of the city.
- Temple BarTemple Bar is a cultural quarter in Dublin known for its lively atmosphere, cobbled streets, and vibrant nightlife. It is a hub for arts and culture, with various galleries, shops, and eateries.
- Phoenix ParkPhoenix Park is one of the largest enclosed public parks in Europe, featuring beautiful landscapes and a variety of wildlife. It is a perfect spot for walking, picnicking, and enjoying outdoor activities.
- National Gallery of IrelandThe National Gallery of Ireland houses an extensive collection of European and Irish art. Visitors can explore works from various periods, making it a key destination for art enthusiasts.
- Kilmainham GaolKilmainham Gaol is a historic former prison that played a significant role in Irish history. Guided tours provide insight into its past and the key figures associated with the struggle for Irish independence.
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