East Coast and Midlands Romantic Holidays

Quiet area south of Dublin but easy to catch a taxi into the central city. Huge grounds that were great for walking around with a kid (they loved the "Secret Garden"). Bar and Lounge area is very cool and breakfast buffet in the garden was a hit with the family.

Liked the location and the staff was great...would definitely comeback again...

Rooms in upper floors requiring two elevators lack charm, are cheaply furnished and resemble airport motels. Rooms in lower floors are much nicer having retained the charm of an old stately building.

Gorgeous hotel. Definitely the top place to stay in Dublin. Easy walking distance from lots of good restaurants. Dining options a little limited at the hotel although the afternoon tea was fabulous.

Cool hotel in Dublin, very clean and well positioned to see the city. Small rooms, as is expected. I would stay there again.

Quiet area south of Dublin but easy to catch a taxi into the central city. Huge grounds that were great for walking around with a kid (they loved the "Secret Garden"). Bar and Lounge area is very cool and breakfast buffet in the garden was a hit with the family.

Gorgeous hotel. Definitely the top place to stay in Dublin. Easy walking distance from lots of good restaurants. Dining options a little limited at the hotel although the afternoon tea was fabulous.

I want to commend Anantara, The Marker Dublin, on how wonderful their staff is. My husband and I recently stayed with our friends for ten days. Both of us couples were celebrating our 40th wedding anniversaries. From our first greeting at the door by Kevin, welcoming us cheerfully to our stay - to the service staff; Emily in the mornings on the patio, Yuvinska and Carlos in the Lounge, Alex in the Lounge and Rooftop Bar. Max the Sommelier in the main dining room was informative and pleasant. All were friendly, gracious and attentive. Derek’s mini tour and daily exchanges were interesting and entertaining. A true gentleman was Derek. All of the staff, and especially the ones I mention here, made our extended stay all the better. We ate and enjoyed beverages daily in the lounge and on the patio. I would highly recommend The Marker Dublin to anyone without hesitation.

Rooms in upper floors requiring two elevators lack charm, are cheaply furnished and resemble airport motels. Rooms in lower floors are much nicer having retained the charm of an old stately building.

Liked the location and the staff was great...would definitely comeback again...

Cool hotel in Dublin, very clean and well positioned to see the city. Small rooms, as is expected. I would stay there again.