Drawing inspiration from Dublin’s creative quarter, a refined city residence with its very own cinema
Just a short amble from the beautiful lawns and flowerbeds of St. Stephen’s Green, Trinity College and buzzy Temple Bar district. Bordered by art galleries, festival venues, exclusive shops, historic Irish watering holes and world-renowned busking spots. Brooks Hotel on Drury Street is at the core of Dublin city’s cultural compass, where Ireland’s irrepressible creative spirit finds its natural home.
Walk through the softly lit lobby to your bedroom or suite. Here, crisp white linens and a refined canvas of taupe, moss green and cream invite you to relax into your stay. Book one of the stylish Contemporary rooms and you could be enjoying drinks and nibbles alfresco on your private balcony. While the Suite feels like your own Dublin residence, complete with a free-standing bathtub, fireplace in the sitting room, and even more space for playing host.
Read more[SPLIT]Read lessThe atmosphere of the Bar and Brasserie is as warm and welcoming as the rest of Brooks Hotel. Enjoy service with style from breakfast to cocktail hour, serving sips in honour of Oscar Wilde. Another star is the in-house cinema. Call action on a movie with friends and popcorn by your side. Or head out to see the city in close-up. Powerscourt Creative Quarter has turned a former Viscount’s residence into a fashionable meeting point – for live music, style-savvy shops and walking tours. Like many of Dublin’s landmarks, St. Patrick’s Cathedral is nearby. But, if you pop into Chester Beatty Library – smaller and quieter than Book of Kells visits to Trinity College – go up to the rooftop. It’s a pocket of calm with views across the city.
