Wynns
Hotel
first opened its doors in
1845, and since the very first
day, the hotel has enjoyed
a fine reputation for warmth,
hospitality and service. The
hotel which has a colourful
history was first opened by
Ms. Phoebe Wynn, who owned
the hotel until 1852, and
the hotel's name then changed
to Telford's during successive
ownerships. However, in 1897
the name reverted to Wynns
when acquired by the Clarence
Hotel Co. and over the years
has played host to many famous
personalities and dignitaries.
The
hotel was burnt to the ground
during the Easter rising of
1916 and was finally rebuilt
by the Clarence Hotel Co.
in 1926. In 1965 John Loftus
became manager of the Clarence
Hotel, and in 1972 became
Managing Director of the group.
Mr. And Mrs. Loftus then bought
out the hotel in 1992, and
have since carried out considerable
renovations. Since then it
has been the aim of Mr. &
Mrs. Loftus to continue the
fine tradition of hospitality
and service so synonymous
with the Wynns Hotel name.
Accommodation
The
three star, 70 room hotel comprises
of bright and tastefully furnished
single, double and twin rooms,
and has all the features which
you would expect from a modern
hotel of such a high standard
including, bathrooms en suite,
direct dial telephones, remote
control televisions, hairdryers,
and linen pressing facilities
in all rooms. In addition, a
24 hour room service is also
available. A number of triple
and family rooms are also available
for parties of three or more.
Dining
& Entertainment
The
hotel also offers excellent
dining facilities in the Peacock
Restaurant, and the renowned
Saints and Scholars bar is a
famous rendezvous point for
visitors and Dubliners alike,
and one were guests can certainly
enjoy the traditional cráic
and hospitality for which Dublin
is renowned.
Conference
& Banqueting
Wynns
enjoys a long standing reputation
for the excellence of its conference
and banqueting facilities, and
with everything from small committee
rooms for monthly meetings to
a large ballroom, Wynns can
cater for meetings and functions
of all sizes. The hotel also
offers an excellent host of
audio-visual facilities and
trained staff are on hand to
ensure that everything runs
smoothly.
Location
Wynns
is located on the corner of
Lower Abbey Street and O'Connell
Street, Dublin's main thoroughfare,
and an excellent shopping street.
Wynns is also located within
five minutes walking distance
of Grafton Street and Temple
Bar, and just ten minutes from
Stephens Green, The National
Gallery, The Natural History
Museum, Government Buildings,
and within close proximity to
all of Dublin's major theatres
and many other visitor attractions.
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Wynns
Hotel
first opened its doors in
1845, and since the very first
day, the hotel has enjoyed
a fine reputation for warmth,
hospitality and service. The
hotel which has a colourful
history was first opened by
Ms. Phoebe Wynn, who owned
the hotel until 1852, and
the hotel's name then changed
to Telford's during successive
ownerships. However, in 1897
the name reverted to Wynns
when acquired by the Clarence
Hotel Co. and over the years
has played host to many famous
personalities and dignitaries.
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