The door closes.
Welcome home.
22–24 Aungier Street · Dublin 2
Centuries old,
Newly awakened
The Dolphin Townhouses
Twenty-four rooms across three restored Georgian townhouses on Aungier Street, with Marlin St Stephen's Green next door.
A Taste of What's to Come
Carved balusters, brass handrails and warm terracotta walls, from the hall to the top landing. Doors open 15 December.
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The Final Flourishes
Marble fireplaces and showers, brass fittings and soft lamplight, with the finishing touches going in now.
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Rest, in good proportion.
Twenty-four rooms · Three houses
Coats draped, shoes kicked off. Whichever room you land in, it's yours to settle into.
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Townhouse Room
Approx. 17 m² / 182 ft²
Aungier Street has been part of Dublin’s story since 1661, and our Townhouse rooms carry that heritage into every detail.
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Georgian Room
Approx. 21 m² / 226 ft²
Spacious, thoughtfully decorated and full of character, our Georgian rooms are designed to feel like a beautiful home away from home.
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More rooms
More room types across the three houses, each one revealed in turn.
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Three houses,
one memory.
From the archives · Est. 1660s
Every worn step and creak has a story. Three centuries of Aungier Street, kept rather than polished away, serve as your gateway to the timeless beauty of Trinity College, St Patrick’s Cathedral, and the natural heart of St. Stephen's Green Park.
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The widest street in Dublin.
In 1661 Francis Aungier laid out a new suburb, seventy feet wide, on the ruins of a Carmelite priory.
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A stationer, a circulating library.
The tenants of No. 23, from a mahogany dealer to a soccer shop, taken from a hundred and ninety years of directories.
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Beneath the Whitefriars.
What sits under the floorboards, from Viking Dublin to a medieval Carmelite priory.
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Step out
into Dublin.
Things to do in Dublin
Discover Dublin through its cathedrals and castles, explore its distilleries and music, or take the DART along the coast.
History & culture
Trinity College, Dublin Castle and the Chester Beatty, Christ Church Cathedral, St Patrick's Cathedral, the National Gallery and the National Museum. St Stephen's Green and Merrion Square are close by for a quiet hour.
Eat, drink & listen
From Grafton Street and Temple Bar to the Guinness Storehouse, there’s plenty to explore. Visit Jameson Distillery on Bow Street or Teeling Distillery, enjoy an evening of traditional music, or catch a performance at the Gaiety or the Abbey.
Out of the city
Venture beyond the city centre to Kilmainham Gaol and Phoenix Park, home to Dublin Zoo. Take the train to Howth or Dalkey, or go further afield with a day trip to Malahide Castle, Powerscourt Estate or Glendalough.
On Aungier
Street.
Nos. 22–24 · Dublin 2
Just inside, with Dublin right there. Four minutes on foot from St Stephen's Green, three from Grafton Street.
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