Grand Hotel Malahide

Address: Grand Hotel, Malahide, County Dublin
Tel: + 353 1 845 0000

Since it opened way back in 1835 the Grand Hotel has been offering a friendly welcome and excellent service to both locals and visitors, and it still does so to-day.

Located in the fishing village of Malahide it's just 10km from Dublin Airport and close to the M50 motorway and there is easy access to Dublin city cenre via DART rail and bus services.

150 well decorated guest rooms all have private bathrooms and a host of guest facilities including broadband Internet access, satellite TV, hair dryers, iron and tea/coffee making facilities. An executive wing has larger superior rooms with additional facilities and two penthouse suites offer an extra element of luxury.

Dinner is served each evening in the Colonnade Restaurant where guest can enjoy an interesting and beautifully prepared dinner while taking in magnificnet views over Malahide Estuary and the Island Golf Club.

The Palm Court is a popular lunch time venue and serves delicious snacks throughout the day. A bar menu is available in Ryan's Bar, which is a convivial and friendly spot popular with locals and visitors alike.

The Arena Health & Fitness Club has a fully equipped modern gymnasium a 21m swimming pool, while at Buttercups Health and Beauty Salon guest can enjoy reduced prices on a wide selection of treatments.

The Grand also caters for weddings, banquets, dinners, business meeting and is a highly regarded conference venue.

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Accommodation Facilities

Private Bathrooms, 24 hour Reception, 24 Hour Room Service, Car park, Garden, Smoking rooms available, Children Welcome, Cots Available, Bar, Restaurant, Spa/Leisure Centre, Swimming Pool, Multi Channel TV, Office/Business Services, Conference Facilities

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