WYNN'S HOTEL, Dublin

Wynn'S Hotel - A Victorian-era Dublin landmark with historic meeting rooms and traditional Irish dining

Located in Dublin's city center, this historic Dublin hotel dates back to the Victorian period, featuring 65 rooms across classic, deluxe, and suite categories. The Playwright Restaurant serves seasonal Irish cuisine created by Executive Chef Michael Wall, while The Saints & Scholars Lounge offers carvery lunch, bar menu, and full bar service beneath stained-glass portraits of Irish literary figures. The property maintains two conference rooms with audio-visual equipment and natural lighting through bay windows with 18-foot ceilings. Wynn's Hotel occupies a significant place in Irish history, with commemorative plaques marking the first meetings of both the Irish Volunteer Force (1913) and Cumann na mBan (1914). The hotel stands 0.5 miles from Ha'penny Bridge and the Irish Whiskey Museum, with the LUAS tram stop directly outside providing connections to Heuston and Connolly rail stations.

Pros

Solar panels installed to reduce carbon footprint

Full table service breakfast included in direct bookings

Private access system for bedroom floors

Registered venue for civil ceremonies with multiple room size options

Cons

Restaurant only open Friday and Saturday nights for dinner

Limited on-site parking requires use of nearby Irish Life Mall facility