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Located in the heart of Georgian Dublin, No. 31 is something of a dichotomy with a Georgian townhouse to the front, and a modernist mews to the rear. The mews building was designed and lived in by divisive Irish architect Sam Stephenson in the late 1950’s and during his tenure, it became known as the party pad of the city. Stephenson’s influence is everywhere, the sunken lounge and honesty bar are a slice of retro heaven and the artworks threaded throughout the building just add to the bohemian feel. There are 15 glamorous guestrooms with comfortable beds, top-quality linens and all the mod-cons, replete with subtle nods to the jazz age. The city garden is a joy and the award winning breakfast, courtesy of Chef Delia has become something of an urban legend. The result is a property that is both flamboyant and elegant all just five minutes’ walk of St. Stephens Green making the lack of restaurant on site purely incidental. Minimum 2 night stay at the weekend.
City Style
Hotel Entertainment
Great walks
Close to nightlife
Designer Shopping
Local markets
Sights nearby
No restaurant
Minimum Stay
Artworks
Owner managed
Lively
Family Suites
B&B
Downtown
Sit-out Terrace
Full of character
House party feel
Townhouse
Chic
Romantic
Intimate
Boutique
Luxury
Contemporary
Child friendly
Quirky
Antiques
No restaurant
Breakfast only and plenty of restaurants nearbyMinimum Stay
Two nights at the weekendFamily Suites
Bar
Car not required
Walking distance restaurants
Sit-out Terrace
Wifi
Satellite / Cable TV
Garden
Suites
Sitting Room
Child friendly
Hotel Entertainment
Great walks
Close to nightlife
Designer Shopping
Local markets
Sights nearby
"Style is Number 31’s signature feature. The entrance area is firmly modernist: a sunken seating area is set in front of a broad fireplace, with a mirrored bar tucked into the corner."
Originally published by The Telegraph
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