Dublin
Classic grand-hotel luxury with Irish warmth. Traditional décor, marble bathrooms, silk-walled suites named after Irish literary legends. More restrained elegance than flashy contemporary; the kind of place where lobby piano music feels right rather than clichéd.
Aircoach Route 702 stops directly outside the hotel from Dublin Airport — cheaper and often faster than a taxi in traffic
Why It Matters
Claims the largest guestrooms and suites in all of Dublin, with standard Classic Rooms starting at 42 sq m. Three literary-themed presidential suites — W.B. Yeats, Lady Gregory, and the James Joyce (over 250 sq m with its own kitchen and dining room) — are a particular draw. Forbes Travel Guide award winner and Virtuoso Preferred property.
InterContinental Dublin sits on two acres of manicured gardens in Ballsbridge — one of Dublin's most affluent suburbs — about a mile south of the city centre. It self-describes as Dublin's only true five-star urban resort, and the claim holds up: 215 rooms that are genuinely the city's largest, a proper ESPA spa, 14-metre heated indoor pool, and a clutch of dining options open to guests and locals alike. The building is a modern structure built in a handsome Georgian-influenced style, and it carries a whiff of old-school glamour without feeling stuffy. Formerly the Four Seasons Hotel Dublin.
Where You'll Stay
9 room types available
Classic Rooms
The entry-level room here is genuinely spacious by Dublin standards. King bed, views over the Garden Terrace, large marble bathroom. Nespresso machine and Byredo bath amenities are standard across the board.
King · 42 sqm
Family Rooms
Larger than the standard Classic Rooms at 52 sq m, with various views and space configured for a family of four. Refurbished with a clean, contemporary look.
52 sqmJames Joyce Suite
The hotel's largest and most spectacular suite at over 250 sq m. Can be configured as a three-bedroom suite. Features a full dining room, kitchen, living room, and three city-skyline balconies. The level of décor is lavish — not understated. Named for Ireland's most celebrated novelist.
250 sqmJunior Suites
Open-plan rooms roughly twice the size of the standard rooms. Large living area with a sofa bed. A real step up in space — good for those who want a proper lounge area without the full bedroom-suite layout.
77 sqmLady Gregory Suite
Matches the W.B. Yeats Suite in size and style — silk walls, antique furniture, three balconies over the Garden Terrace, living and dining room. Named for the Irish playwright and folklorist.
165 sqm
Luxury Suites
A standout outdoor terrace is the headline feature here. Master king bedroom with double French doors opening to the terrace, a separate living room with walk-in wardrobe, and a double vanity bathroom. Residential-feel living.
90 sqmOne Bedroom Suites
Separate bedroom and living room, spacious and quiet. Some configurations include a private balcony. Ideal for a proper city break where you want room to spread out in the evenings.
83 sqmTwo Queen Bed Classic
Refurbished in soft neutral tones with city views. Sleeps up to four people — a solid option for families or two couples travelling together. Available in two-queen configuration only.
Two Queens · 42 sqmW.B. Yeats Suite
The hotel's second-largest suite, adorned with silk walls and antique furniture. Separate living and dining room, master bedroom, and three private balconies with Garden Terrace views. Named for the Irish poet.
165 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
4 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
A genuine Dublin institution. Three seatings daily, finger sandwiches, scones with clotted cream, pastries by Head Pastry Chef Orna Larkin, and Shibui loose-leaf teas. Traditional €62, Champagne €82, Rosé Champagne €87.
A piano player performs in the evenings in the lobby, adding to the classic hotel atmosphere.
State-of-the-art gym with cardio machines, strength equipment, free weights, and stretching areas. Available to hotel guests. Described as 24-hour access.
Two acres of manicured gardens in Ballsbridge. The spa opens onto a private courtyard garden. The hotel's outdoor space is unusually generous for a city property.
Herbert Park is a short walk from the hotel — a well-maintained public park good for a morning run or a walk.
14-metre indoor heated pool with natural light streaming through tall windows. Poolside loungers. General swim hours 7am–7pm daily. Children's swim hours 9:30am–12pm and 4–7pm.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
On-site hair salon open Monday–Saturday 10am–6pm. Book on +353 1 665 4185.
Described as Ireland's most comprehensive and advanced meeting facilities in Dublin. Multiple event spaces: Shrewsbury Ballroom, Ailesbury Ballroom, Hibernia Suites, and a private Boardroom. All with AV technology and natural light.
All rooms stocked with Byredo bath products.
All rooms include Nespresso coffee machines as standard.
Valet parking available at €37 per 24-hour period.
On-site self-parking at €4.40/hour, maximum €27 per 24-hour period.
Pets not permitted. Guide dogs welcome on a complimentary basis — contact hotel prior to arrival.
Online gift vouchers available for stays, dining, and spa experiences.
Multiple rooms available in interconnecting or interleading configuration — flexible for families or groups.
State-of-the-art gym with cardio, strength equipment, free weights. Available 24 hours to hotel guests.
Award-winning spa with 4 treatment rooms, steam room, sauna, jacuzzi, relaxation lounge and private courtyard garden. ESPA product range.
14-metre indoor heated pool with natural light, sun loungers. Open 7am–7pm daily.
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