Merrion Queen rooms are furnished with a queen size bed (5ft), a comfortable armchair for relaxation, air conditioning and a marble bathroom, all rooms are non-smoking.

Superior Rooms in the Garden Wing offer beautiful views overlooking the landscaped 18th-century style gardens. The muted colour palette of soft blues and pale grays is inspired by Paul Henry’s Irish landscape paintings, examples of which feature in The Merrion’s renowned art collection.

Located on the upper floors of the Georgian Main House, many of the Deluxe King Rooms overlook either Government Buildings or The Merrion’s 18th-century classical gardens. The rooms have been decorated with fabrics and furniture in keeping with the architecture and interiors of the original 18th-century townhouses, making this one of the most unique hotels in Dublin.

The Lord Monck and Lord Antrim Suites are the finest five star hotel suites in Dublin city centre.
These spacious suites are located on the upper floors of the former No. 22 and No. 23 Upper Merrion Street and are filled with natural daylight. The Lord Antrim Suite looks out over Government Buildings, while the Lord Monck Suite has views over The Merrion’s private landscaped gardens.
Both suites feature painstakingly restored original rococo plasterwork. The curved, boat-shaped ceiling in the Lord Monck bedroom is adorned with exquisite motifs of flowers and birds.
Each Speciality Suite is furnished with a king-size bed (6ft 6”). The Sitting Room in The Lord Antrim suite offers a dining room table seating four, and a sitting area with a sofa and two armchairs.
The Lord Monck suite also has a small second room that can be used as an office, gym, dining room, or single bedroom.
Both luxurious suites feature coffee tables with a selection of lifestyle magazines, Nespresso machines and decorative Georgian fireplaces.

Located in the contemporary Garden Wing, these one- and two-bedroom luxury suites are ideal for families. Bedrooms can be configured with either king or twin beds, and each bedroom has its own bathroom with separate bath and shower.
The sitting room area is furnished with a dining table seating four, a sofa and two armchairs, a coffee table with a selection of lifestyle magazines and a Nespresso coffee machine.
The flexibility and comfort of our Garden Wing suites make The Merrion the perfect choice for a family break in Dublin.

Located mainly on the first floor of the Georgian Main House, many of the Junior Suites overlook Government buildings or The Merrion’s classical gardens. The rooms have been designed using Irish fabrics and period-style furniture sympathetic to the architecture and interiors of the original 18th-century townhouses.

Located on the upper floors of the Georgian Main House, the one bedroom Merrion Suites overlook The Merrion’s private gardens. The suites are decorated with Irish fabrics and period-style furniture in keeping with the architecture and interiors of the original 18th-century townhouses.

The two-bedroom Merrion Penthouse has played host to heads of state, visiting dignitaries, celebrities, and other guests for whom independence and privacy are vital. This is a sumptuously appointed apartment that offers a level of luxury consistent with the status of The Merrion as Ireland’s foremost 5 star hotel.
The Merrion Penthouse offers private access and security. The interior of the two-storey apartment, which can accommodate up to five guests, is elegant, yet comfortable and conducive to relaxation.
On the ground floor, both bedrooms are en-suite with separate baths and showers. The bedrooms are decorated with Georgian-inspired fabrics, in keeping with the heritage of the original 18th-century townhouses at the heart of Dublin’s finest luxury hotel.
Upstairs, the carpeted living and dining areas are decorated with exquisite furniture and fabrics. The separate marble-floored kitchen is fully equipped for the convenience of those who like to cook for themselves. Guests can relax in the Penthouse Suite’s own Music Room, and on the private wraparound roof landscaped terrace which overlooks the hotel’s classical 18th-century gardens.
The Penthouse offers private access and is equipped with free Wi-Fi, multi-line telephones, personalised voicemail with remote access, video conferencing, cable/satellite television with movies available on demand, individually controlled air-conditioning, two seating areas, a dining table seating six, a study, a fully- equipped kitchen and two fully-stocked mini-bars.

Superior Rooms in the Garden Wing offer beautiful views overlooking the landscaped 18th-century style gardens. The muted colour palette of soft blues and pale grays is inspired by Paul Henry’s Irish landscape paintings, examples of which feature in The Merrion’s renowned art collection.