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Dylan Hotel (Dublin)
 Dylan Hotel (Dublin) ... centre of Dublin.Newest Review: ... 'luxury' room, which is their basic room. On ringing the day before to confirm I was told we had been given a complimentary upgrade to an "experience" room, which was situated up at the top of the hotel with a pitched roof with beautiful natural wood beams and was just huge, decorated in lavish autumn colours, lots of deep reds and maroons, with a massive bed with Frette sheets, ... more ... flat screen tv, huge marble bathroom complete with underfloor heating and tv in the wall, Bang & Olufsen telephone, big fluffy bath robes and slippers, bath salts, even an ipod and stereo dock complete with a selection of music and even walking tours of...more |
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Dylan Hotel (Dublin): The Perfect Boutique Hotel (1574 words)
by - written on 12/02/09 (Very useful, 147 readings)
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A few weeks ago my boyfriend turned 26 and I wanted to surprise him and take him away somewhere swanky for a short break. We both work very hard and long hours so I was after somewhere where we could relax and switch off from everything for a couple of days and just feel a bit pampered. After lots of research, Dublin seemed like the ideal place and after checking out some reviews on tripadvisor, The Dylan hotel looked like the perfect choice, being rated the 2nd best hotel in the city. The Dylan is a 5 star boutique hotel based slightly outside of Dublin's main centre in a 19th-century townhouse that used to house the nurses of the nearby hospital. It's ... Read the complete review
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