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Grafton Capital(***)
 The hotel has 75 elegant and spacious rooms that feature en suite facilities, satellite TV, radio, direct dial telephone, data port, ironing facilities, trouser press, in room safe, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. Suites also feature a seating area, queen-sized double bed, mini-bar, spacious bathroom with a Jacuzzi powered bath and complimentary spring water with fresh fruit.
Other hotel facilities include room service and small conference rooms that cater for up to 25 persons. Conference facilities include audio-visual equipment and telephone. The hotel houses a restaurant and bar with a popular basement nightclub.
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 The hotel is located in central Dublin near the fashionable Grafton Street shopping area. It is close to Temple Bar, which features many cultural attractions as well as pubs, cafes and restaurants. The well-known Gaiety Theatre is nearby.
The Grafton Capital Hotel is situated on Stephens Street Lower, near Dublin city centre. It is close to the city's public transport network, which serves Dublin Airport directly.
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| The American style bar and restaurant features a menu specialising in steaks and fajitas. The hotel offers guests an extensive buffet breakfast.
From January 6 to March 31 2003, necessary refurbishment work will be carried out on the breakfast room. Full Irish and Continental breakfast will still be available to all guests through Complementary room service and we will also be converting a meeting room into a temporary breakfast room.
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| One of Dublin's most popular attractions is the National Gallery of Ireland, with works by Irish, British and continental European artists ranging from the Medieval to the Modern period. The Irish Museum of Modern Art has excellent exhibitions of contemporary Irish and international art. Trinity College is a city-centre university that houses the world-famous Book of Kells. The impressive National Museum is located on two sites, one in Kildare Street, the other along the Liffey Quays in a converted army barracks.
Dublin's best shopping districts are the Grafton Street and Henry Street areas. The Temple Bar district is best for cultural attractions such as cinemas and galleries as well as trendy shops and good cafes.
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