“Celebrating 200 years, this stately landmark is arguably Dublin’s most important address. A centuries old center for socialites, dignitaries and literary geniuses, its significance goes beyond a fabulous afternoon tea. The Irish Civil War was literally fought from its windows, and when Ireland gained its independence from England, the Constitution was signed at a table that guests can dine at today.”
Insidehook
“The Lord Mayor’s Lounge offers afternoon tea and is a great location for morning meetings over coffee. There’s almost always a notable face or two enjoying an Earl Grey and a chinwag here.”
Forbes Travel Guide
“It’s said that every Irish person has a “Shelbourne Story”. The epicenter of Irish life, style, and celebration for 200 years, this hotel isn’t just a place to stay, but a destination etched into the fabric of the city.”
Hotels Above Par
“There’s no better time to pay the iconic property – and Dublin – a visit than the fall, when the summer heat starts to ease and the autumnal foliage comes into view, making for an idyllic Irish landscape.”
The Zoe Report
“2024 marked a milestone for one of the city’s most enduring legends: The Shelbourne. The hotel hosted the initial meetings to establish the Irish constitution, and in 1922 it was here that the drafting of that Constitution took place. Today, 112 is fittingly dubbed the Constitution Room, where two originals of that historic document are exhibited.”
New York Post