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From our guides
Our take on The Dean Dublin
“Harcourt Street's playful design hotel: smart, compact rooms and Sophie's, the rooftop restaurant with one of the best-known terraces in Dublin; for a younger crowd rather than a quiet one.”
The hotel
About The Dean Dublin
Rooftop Bar and Restaurant
Experience luxury at The Dean Dublin with a stunning rooftop bar and restaurant offering panoramic views of the city. Sip on cocktails while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere.
Modern Amenities
Indulge in comfort with rooms equipped with a TV, air conditioning, and a minibar. Relax in the private bathroom with complimentary toiletries and take in the city view.
Convenient Location
Located in Dublin city centre, this newly designed property is within walking distance to Ha'penny Bridge and the Guinness Storehouse. Explore the city easily with attractions like St Patrick's Cathedral and the Gaiety Theatre nearby.
Rooms and suites
Where you'll stay at The Dean Dublin
The Cozy
- 13 m² · 140 sq ft
- 1 queen bed
- Sleeps 2
Suite
- 62 m² · 667 sq ft
- 1 king bed or 1 sofa bed
- Sleeps 4
Luxury Penthouse
- 2 king beds
- Sleeps 4
The Cosy Bunk
- 12 m² · 129 sq ft
- 1 double bed or 1 bunk bed
- Sleeps 3
Townhouse Double With Balcony
- 1 king bed
- Sleeps 2
Two Bedroom Penthouse
- 124 m² · 1,335 sq ft
- 1 super-king bed
- Sleeps 4
Amenities
What's on site
Pool & wellness
- Fitness facilities (surcharge)
- Swimming pool
- Sauna
- Heated pool
- Exercise/lap pool
Food & drink
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Wine release events
Internet & work
- Free wired internet
- Internet access
Accessibility
- Facilities for disabled guests
Services
- Luggage storage
- Safety deposit box
- Housekeeping on request
- Reception hall
General
- Terrace
- Non-smoking throughout
- Swimming nearby
Gallery
Photos of The Dean Dublin
Guest reviews
What guests say
8.0Good · 3,931 guest reviews
Guests praiseFriendly staffGreat locationExcellent food
- Cleanliness
- 7.5
- Service
- 8.5
- Location
- 9.0
- Room Quality
- 7.0
- Amenities
- 8.0
- Value for Money
- 7.5
- Food and Beverage
- 8.5
- Overall Experience
- 8.0
Overall excellent
“I like the roof terrace and the decor of the rooms..”
Guest scores and reviews as published on our live-rates booking platform. Facts and guest scores checked November 2026.
Good to know
Planning a stay at The Dean Dublin
- Address
- 33 Harcourt Street, Dublin
- Check-in and check-out
- Check-in from 3:00 PM
- Nearest airport
- Dublin Airport (DUB)
House rules
- For bookings of more than 5 rooms, different policies may apply.
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