The Westbury
Perfect for... anyone who appreciates first-class, personal service and loves being right in the middle of it all, yet staying quietly and stylishly
01/08/2025 Reading time: 2 Minutes
Luxurious city oasis with style and excellent service
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If you are arriving by rental car, you should definitely contact reception in advance to avoid
avoid extra laps and benefit from the valet parking service. Even Google Maps was at a loss. It is due to the unique location in the heart of Dublin. Sights such as the famous Trinity College or St. Stephen's Green are just around the corner, as are museums, galleries, theaters, pubs and restaurants. The Westbury celebrated its 40th birthday in 2024. It impresses with its sophistication and style. The view over the city from our suite on the 6th floor is magnificent "Timeless" is the motto in the comfortable rooms and suites with hand-woven carpets, chairs upholstered in soft angora wool, fine wool plaids and marble bathrooms. The hideaways exude a feeling of understated luxury and are the perfect retreat after a day of sightseeing. Before heading to dinner, you should enjoy an aperitif in the art deco cocktail bar "The Sidecar". Lush greenery surrounds the marble tables in the "Wilde" restaurant, which is one of the best fine dining addresses in the city. Another culinary option is the "Balfes" with a small terrace right next to the main entrance. This is where the relaxed elegance of a Parisian bistro meets the dynamism of a New York deli. Whether it's salmon marinated in seaweed or Atlantic hake with quinoa and Asian vegetables - the cuisine is fantastic. The Gallery, with its impressive art collection and sumptuous afternoon tea, is a Dublin institution. The window seats overlooking Grafton Street are among the most popular in town. The expert concierge service provided by Kevin and his team is also worth mentioning.
Test highlight... Dinner "in the green" on the conservatory terrace of the Wilde Restaurant
avoid extra laps and benefit from the valet parking service. Even Google Maps was at a loss. It is due to the unique location in the heart of Dublin. Sights such as the famous Trinity College or St. Stephen's Green are just around the corner, as are museums, galleries, theaters, pubs and restaurants. The Westbury celebrated its 40th birthday in 2024. It impresses with its sophistication and style. The view over the city from our suite on the 6th floor is magnificent "Timeless" is the motto in the comfortable rooms and suites with hand-woven carpets, chairs upholstered in soft angora wool, fine wool plaids and marble bathrooms. The hideaways exude a feeling of understated luxury and are the perfect retreat after a day of sightseeing. Before heading to dinner, you should enjoy an aperitif in the art deco cocktail bar "The Sidecar". Lush greenery surrounds the marble tables in the "Wilde" restaurant, which is one of the best fine dining addresses in the city. Another culinary option is the "Balfes" with a small terrace right next to the main entrance. This is where the relaxed elegance of a Parisian bistro meets the dynamism of a New York deli. Whether it's salmon marinated in seaweed or Atlantic hake with quinoa and Asian vegetables - the cuisine is fantastic. The Gallery, with its impressive art collection and sumptuous afternoon tea, is a Dublin institution. The window seats overlooking Grafton Street are among the most popular in town. The expert concierge service provided by Kevin and his team is also worth mentioning.
Test highlight... Dinner "in the green" on the conservatory terrace of the Wilde Restaurant
