A Luxury Break In Dublin

By Author: Bonny Kominek
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Planning a quick getaway? The city break is a trend in the modern travel world made possible by the affordable services on offer from one of our numerous budget airlines across the country. Dublin is easily accessible from many cities in the UK and the journey could take as little as forty minutes. If you''re looking for a little luxury once you get there, here''s a rundown of a few of the best Dublin hotels and restaurants on offer:

Let''s begin with some sumptuous cuisine. Patrick Guilbaud''s restaurant, found in the Merrion Hotel, is one of Dublin''s best loved eateries. Here you will experience the rare phenomenon of classic French food given an unusual Irish twist. Not convinced? One mouthful of one of the many tempting dishes on this quirky menu and you will be.

The Central Hotel Library Bar is a lesser known treat. Recline in rich leather sofas, surrounded by rich leather bound classics in breathe in an atmosphere of calm, antique, college chic.

For the most fashionable abode in town, look no further than The Morrison Hotel. John Rocha is responsible for the modern-Moroccan-feel interior and you''d ...
... be hard pushed to find anywhere more stylish as the setting for your Dublin stay. If you can afford it, the Penthouse Suite will take your breath away.

Whether you desire to be fed or watered, any evening spent at The Pearl Brasserie on Merrion Street is sure to be an evening well spent. This is a chic basement retreat whose atmosphere of well heeled luxury does nothing to compromise its warmth. Dining here is highly recommended but if you don''t have time try to stop off for dessert or the home-made chocolates that accompany the coffee here.

For a break to remember, book yourself a couple of nights in the Dylan. If you are not instantly charmed by the attractive Victorian exterior, the chic and intimate interior should soon have you under its spell. Steeped in old world atmosphere, this is the perfect place for a sweet city getaway for two.

Dame Street is proud home to the Mermaid Caf?, which could form the perfect end to your luxury weekend break. If Sunday sees you packing your bags and preparing to return to work, say your farewells with flair by indulging in a delicious Sunday brunch at this friendly caf?. Top off your morning meal with a Bellini or a Bloody Mary.

For further listings in Dublin, use the world wide web to help you. There are many sites dedicated to providing you with up-to-date information, often straight from the proud residents of the city themselves, and a little research goes a long way in helping you to realise your Dublin dreams. Bonny Kominek, a freelance travel writer, directs you to the services of OctopusTravel.com - where you can book Dublin hotels.