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Beautifully refurbished, warm and cosy feel about the place. Super friendly and helpful staff. The room was cosy but perfect. Lovely Rituals toiletries. A really peaceful village which is only 10 minutes from Bray. Will definitely stay again, thank you! The Hanley’s
Beautifully refurbished, warm and cosy feel about the place. Super friendly and helpful staff. The room was cosy but perfect. Lovely Rituals toiletries. A really peaceful village which is only 10 minutes from Bray. Will definitely stay again, thank you! The Hanley’s
Neil
Reviewed October 31, 2026Reviewed October 31, 2026
The Fitzpatrick does not disappoint, a grand old hotel set in private grounds in a leafy suburb of Dublin. If you like old world charm you will certainly like it here. Lots of renovations going on so it will only get better over the coming months.
The Fitzpatrick does not disappoint, a grand old hotel set in private grounds in a leafy suburb of Dublin. If you like old world charm you will certainly like it here. Lots of renovations going on so it will only get better over the coming months.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed February 21, 2019Reviewed February 21, 2019
Enjoyed our stay very much. Bus stop was right outside the hotel, but often walked into Dun Laoghaire to get the dart into Dublin, which took about forty minutes. Walked into the pleasant village of Dalkey. Visited Malahide and Howth.
We had evening meal in the hotel four out of the five nights we stayed, and enjoyed everyone.
Enjoyed our stay very much. Bus stop was right outside the hotel, but often walked into Dun Laoghaire to get the dart into Dublin, which took about forty minutes. Walked into the pleasant village of Dalkey. Visited Malahide and Howth.
We had evening meal in the hotel four out of the five nights we stayed, and enjoyed everyone.
Johnny
Reviewed September 11, 2015Reviewed September 11, 2015
The hotel is well kept with friendly staff (who sorted out a room for me very quickly despite my arriving a couple of hours early - I would have been quite happy to push off until the proper booking in time). Excellent breakfasts, I didn't try the evening menu. Half an hour to walk down to Bray and the train to Dublin is very frequent and takes about three-quarters of an hour, so if you are wanting to visit Dublin but stay somewhere quieter this is an excellent choice. It's also convenient...
The hotel is well kept with friendly staff (who sorted out a room for me very quickly despite my arriving a couple of hours early - I would have been quite happy to push off until the proper booking in time). Excellent breakfasts, I didn't try the evening menu. Half an hour to walk down to Bray and the train to Dublin is very frequent and takes about three-quarters of an hour, so if you are wanting to visit Dublin but stay somewhere quieter this is an excellent choice. It's also convenient...
Andrew
Reviewed September 1, 2023Reviewed September 1, 2023
Very helpful staff very caring and friendly great place to eat and drink and of course relax and just chill I was there in july for 3 nights & August for 4 night I will be back loved it
Very helpful staff very caring and friendly great place to eat and drink and of course relax and just chill I was there in july for 3 nights & August for 4 night I will be back loved it
A lovely hotel! The staff were very welcoming and always had a smile ! Room was very nice with two large double beds. No shower curtain in the bathroom which was a bit odd ( and messy ) but hey that’s just a small thing.
Breakfast was incredible ! One of the best hotel breakfasts I’ve ever had.
Would love to go back and visit again
A lovely hotel! The staff were very welcoming and always had a smile ! Room was very nice with two large double beds. No shower curtain in the bathroom which was a bit odd ( and messy ) but hey that’s just a small thing.
Breakfast was incredible ! One of the best hotel breakfasts I’ve ever had.
Would love to go back and visit again
Steve
Reviewed September 22, 2026Reviewed September 22, 2026
The most wonderful city break we have had! The perfect location, literally on the corner of Stephen’s green park. The MOST caring and wonderful staff, very big shout out to Patrick and Zoe at breakfast for making our stay so lovely. They went the extra mile to make sure we were comfortable and engaged with our toddler so well too. They memorised our breakfast and coffee orders and room was kept so clean and tidy. Would highly recommend and we will definitely come back if we visit Dublin again.
The most wonderful city break we have had! The perfect location, literally on the corner of Stephen’s green park. The MOST caring and wonderful staff, very big shout out to Patrick and Zoe at breakfast for making our stay so lovely. They went the extra mile to make sure we were comfortable and engaged with our toddler so well too. They memorised our breakfast and coffee orders and room was kept so clean and tidy. Would highly recommend and we will definitely come back if we visit Dublin again.
We were looked after from the moment we arrived. There was always someone to help us find a taxi or recommend local dining. The room was incredibly comfortable. We overlooked the beautifully manicured gardens where a water feature gently lulled us into an afternoon nap on a couple of occasions. The Cellar Bar just an elevator ride away (but also accessibly from the road for friends meeting us) was a fantastic option for casual dining. The mussels served there were worth the trip to Dublin!...
We were looked after from the moment we arrived. There was always someone to help us find a taxi or recommend local dining. The room was incredibly comfortable. We overlooked the beautifully manicured gardens where a water feature gently lulled us into an afternoon nap on a couple of occasions. The Cellar Bar just an elevator ride away (but also accessibly from the road for friends meeting us) was a fantastic option for casual dining. The mussels served there were worth the trip to Dublin!...
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You'll want to browse the exhibits at National Maritime Museum of Ireland and Cool Planet Experience. Sights like Killruddery House and Gardens, James Joyce Tower and Knockrose House are landmarks to visit in the area. You can watch performances at Mermaid County Wicklow Arts Centre, Pavilion Theatre and Crypt Theater if you're interested in local theatre.