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Dublin’s St. Stephen’s Green has welcomed a new addition to its historic surroundings – the Townhouse on the Green, a luxurious boutique hotel that has recently opened above Cellar 22. Situated in a prestigious Georgian townhouse at number 22 St. Stephen’s Green, this newly unveiled establishment offers a unique and intimate setting for travellers seeking a blend of history, luxury, and contemporary charm.

Boasting only nine bedrooms on the third and fourth floors, the Townhouse on the Green features a range of accommodations, each exuding its distinct character and style. Drawing inspiration from the lush surroundings of the park across the way, the interior design, orchestrated by Albert Noonan of Noonan Moran Architecture & Interior Design, incorporates an elegant palette of green shades, alongside rich textures and botanical wallpapers.

Guests can choose from a variety of rooms, each named after statues in the neighbouring park, with options such as The Fusiliers, The Joyce, The Yeats, and The Ardilaun. From cosier rooms offering city views to a studio suite overlooking the verdant beauty of St. Stephen’s Green, every space is thoughtfully designed to provide comfort and a sense of immersion in the hotel’s historical and natural environment.

The elegant bedrooms are equipped with king-size beds, air conditioning, complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi, smart TVs, and luxurious amenities from Roads. The hotel’s Bitter End-fragranced, oversized amenities further enhance the sensory experience for guests.

For those seeking culinary delights within arm’s reach, the Cellar 22, located just downstairs, is an enticing spot to indulge in a delectable meal and savour a glass or two of fine wine. Offering a captivating view of the park from its outdoor terrace and an inviting atmosphere within the bar, this establishment promises an extraordinary dining experience for visitors and locals alike.

The historical significance of the townhouse adds an extra layer of intrigue to the hotel’s allure. Built in 1790 by the adventurous Thomas Lighton, a former banker and High Sheriff of Dublin, the building exudes a timeless elegance from its solid granite steps to the intricate details of its Georgian architecture. Throughout its storied past, the townhouse has been home to various entities, including the Ancient and Most Benevolent Order of the Friendly Brothers of St. Patrick, who operated it as a gentleman’s club until the 1990s.

With its combination of rich history, contemporary luxury, and prime location overlooking St. Stephen’s Green, the Townhouse on the Green stands as a captivating destination for travellers seeking a distinctive and memorable stay in the heart of Dublin. full report by.