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Advice on Dublin Hotel with free meeting area

Muggins · 2005-08-12 16:00:02

Hi, could anyone suggest a Hotel in Dublin where I might stay with my family that would also have a secluded (but public is fine) area/lobby that I could meet a few business contacts ? A hotel in the suburbs would be fine so long as it's not too far out (< 4 miles from city center).

12-08-2005 4:00pm

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Muggins

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Hi, could anyone suggest a Hotel in Dublin where I might stay with my family that would also have a secluded (but public is fine) area/lobby that I could meet a few business contacts ? A hotel in the suburbs would be fine so long as it's not too far out (< 4 miles from city center).

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#2 15-08-2005 6:08pm

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I'm pretty sure people use the Gresham for that kinda thing...?

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#3 15-08-2005 6:27pm

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Thanks for the info I might try the Gresham the next time around. I'm gonna take my chances with Bewleys Hotel in Ballsbridge and hope I can scope out a quiet spot for my meeting. I'll reply here with info how it goes JIC it's useful to anyone else.

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#4 16-08-2005 10:57am

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There's plenty of areas in Bewleys where you can have a quiet discussion - I use it all the time for meetings

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#5 16-08-2005 11:00am

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Clontarf Castle is nice. And the lobby has many little secluded areas.

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#6 22-08-2005 9:11pm

Muggins

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As mentioned above Bewleys Ballsbridge has quite a few nooks and crannys where you could have an informal meeting.

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