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The Fitzwilliam Hotel Dublin

Dublin • St. Stephen's Green • SPLURGE

avg. $437 / night

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PB hotel design editorial

Directly opposite the neoclassical facade of the Irish Parliament on St. Stephen's Green, a polished granite and glass building completed in 1998 gave Dublin something it had long lacked: a purpose-built contemporary five-star hotel with the confidence to face down one of the city's most architecturally charged addresses. The Fitzwilliam Hotel was designed by Dublin practice O'Muire Smyth Architects, its clean-lined exterior — warm-toned granite cladding, full-height glazing at street level, a cantilevered glass entrance canopy — deliberately positioning itself as a modern counterpoint to the Georgian and neoclassical fabric surrounding St. Stephen's Green. The interiors were conceived by Terence Conran's studio, which brought a distinctly mid-century-inflected European sensibility to the 139-room property. The lobby establishes the tone early: large-format limestone floor tiles, a geometric purple-and-grey patterned rug anchoring a seating arrangement of chartreuse armchairs and plum velvet sofas, contemporary Irish paintings hung against pale walls. Guest rooms follow the same chromatic logic — deep buttoned headboards in violet or aubergine velvet, chevron and geometric-patterned carpets in acid green and purple, walnut joinery giving warmth to what could otherwise tip into corporate sharpness. The restaurant, with its oval pendant lights clustered across a low ceiling and walls lined with black-and-white photography, carries a distinctly 1960s brasserie atmosphere. A rooftop garden running the length of the building above the Green gives the hotel an urban amenity rare for central Dublin.

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The Fitzwilliam Hotel, Dublin’s most luxurious design hotel is located in the heart of the city. Experience the best of both worlds when staying at this chic haven, to one side the tranquility and calm of St Stephen’s Green and to the other, Grafton Street, Dublin’s finest shopping avenue.From its central location, in amongst this buzzing vibrant city it is an easy stroll to explore the leading cultural, historical and leisure attractions. Or just step out to the chic shopping, high energy bars, fine dining restaurants and chattering Cafes

Amenities

Restaurant

Business center

Room service

Internet

Free Internet

Wifi

Free Wifi

Fitness center

Bar/Lounge

Wheelchair Access

The Fitzwilliam Hotel Dublin Reviews

4,452 reviews

"I booked a table in the lounge for my mom, sister , aunt and niece today to celebrate mother's day. Can I just say we were soo impressed. From the friendly welcome, the glasses of bubbly on arrival, the food, the waiting staff, the manager it was absolutely wonderful. I am def very impressed, the lounge is warm, welcoming, lovely and comfortable, just perfect 👌 thank you Ivan and staff xx"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 14, 2026

"Fantastic hotel with a great location for all Dublin has to offer. Marcin at the Concierge is fantastic, made tour arrangements and dinner reservations for us whilst in Dublin and always on hand to assist just the like the rest of his team, One of the guys ran to get us a taxi when the one he ordered cancelled on us. don't recall his name but was on shift Friday evening, A local chap."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 09, 2026

"Excellent stay for a weekend in Dublin! Wonderful location and absolutely outstanding accommodations and service! Look forward to another visit in the future."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 16, 2026

"The Fitzwilliam Hotel Dublin is lovely. It is located on St. Stephen's Green and proximate to many great places to see, things to do, restaurants and pubs. However, what makes this property stand out is their wonderful staff. They were unobtrusively attentive and superbly professional. I will definitely stay at this great hotel again, and look forward to staying at their sister hotel in Belfast! They certainly make you feel like you're part of the Fitzwilliam family."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 09, 2026

"We stopped into the Fitzwilliam for a post-theatre drink and had a really lovely experience. The ground floor bar has a warm, relaxed atmosphere and felt like a great place to unwind after an evening out. We ordered a non-alcoholic mojito and a zero-alcohol Pinot Noir, both of which were very enjoyable. The service was attentive and friendly, and prices felt reasonable compared with many other central Dublin venues, which was a pleasant surprise. Although we didn’t eat, we did have a look at the menu and it appeared to offer a good, varied selection. The hotel itself feels stylish and welcoming, and it’s easy to see why it’s well regarded. One very small note: it was raining heavily when we arrived and the lobby floor was quite slippery. This seemed more to do with the nature of the tiles rather than any lack of care from staff, but it’s worth being mindful if you’re coming in during wet weather. Overall, a great spot for a relaxed drink in a lovely setting — we’d happily return."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 31, 2026

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