In the know
- Our favourite rooms
- Style rooms and Experience suites have king-size beds; all Experience suites have an additional TV in the bathroom (if you like to watch while you wash). Corner rooms are brighter, with big windows (light sleepers should probably avoid those overlooking the terrace at the back, as it can be noisy at weekends when the bar is busy). For a romantic weekend, try room 201, which has a red Italian-leather bed, a large bathroom and walk-in shower. 303 has a lovely pitched roof, and a great desk area if you need to use your laptop while you're away.
- Packing tips
- Leave the GHDs at home – Dylan has hair straighteners you can borrow to add polish to lacklustre locks.
- Also
- Not all rooms have bath tubs, so if you love long hot soaks make sure you request one when you book.
Current offers
- Smith card offer
- Full Irish breakfast each on every morning of your stay (worth €54), and a free bottle of house wine when dining at Dylan Restaurant
- Current special offer
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Dylan
Dublin, Ireland[view map]
- Style
- Boudoir-chic Victorian townhouse
- Setting
- Dublin's foliage-rich fringe
This boutique hotel in Dublin is Victorian on the outside and victorious on the inside; a rather austere exterior conceals playfully cool and modern interiors and beds you'll never want to get out of. The decadent Dylan Bar could have sprung from the combined imaginings of David Lynch and Lewis Carroll, and a night of cocktails here is a Dublin must-do. And from the Dylan's leafy residential location, Dublin's best bits are all within walking distance.
Need to know
- Rooms
- 44, with six suites.
- Rates
- €395–€440, including tax and service charge. Excludes breakfast (full Irish breakfast, €27).
- Check-out
- Midday; check-in, 2pm.
- Facilities
- Free WiFi throughout, library; rooms have iPod docks, plasma TVs, Frette sheets and Etro toiletries; bathrooms have underfloor heating.
- Hotel closed
- 24–26 December inclusive.
- Also
- Book an in-room massage for the morning after the night before to ease your Guinness hangover. Seventh Heaven beds available for purchase.
Food & drink
- Hotel restaurant
- Feast on the freshest of Irish produce cooked with French flair at Dylan Restaurant. The recently re-styled eatery is decked out with glossy wood-topped tables, 1950s inspired lighting, silver and nori coverings on the chairs and soft velvet banquettes. By day, it's bright and airy but at night, romance levels soar and the lighting levels drop, with contented diners lingering over Padraic Hayden's fine cuisine at candle-studded tables.
- Dress code
- Comfortable urban élan.
- Top table
- A table by the window for people-watching or a corner table with the extra-high-backed chairs for maximum intimacy.
- Last orders
- Dylan Restaurant: Monday–Wednesday, 10.30pm; Thursday–Saturday, 11pm; Sunday, 10pm. Dylan Bar: 12.30am on Fridays and Saturdays; 11.30pm on Thursdays and 11pm the rest of the week.
- Room service
- Full menu available 24 hours a day (fish of the day and roast-beef sandwiches are good choices).
- Hotel bar
- Dylan Bar is popular among in-the-know Dubliners for its decadent decor and killer cocktails; slurp a trademark Dylan mixed with Stoli and Galliano on a peacock-blue velvet stool at the bar, or flirt with flutes in a scarlet-clad nook.
Also worth knowing
- Children
- This hotel is better suited to couples - leave the children at home!
Smith Members offer
Full Irish breakfast each on every morning of your stay (worth €54), and a free bottle of house wine when dining at Dylan Restaurant
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Smith travel team
If you'd prefer to talk to someone, or don't want to book online, call our travel team on 1 866 610 3867. We guarantee you’ll get the best available rates, and we don’t charge a booking fee.
Dylan
Eastmoreland Place
Dublin 4
Ireland
Dublin 4
