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RESTAURANTS & BARS |
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Tiger Becs:
Tiger Becs is described as having a
"stylish and sexy" interior and is
the latest addition to the La Stampa
family, offering exotic Thai Cuisine.
Since it first opened in late
November 2001, Tiger Becs has been
full to capacity, with satisfied
customers often coming back for
more.
Our Head Chef is a native Thai and
has vast experience in the
preparation and cooking of Thai
cuisine. The main ingredients are
rice, vegetables, fish and spices
and the wonderful and unmistakeable
Thai flavour comes from a
combination of chillies, garlic,
onions & shallots, coconut, cream
coriander, basil, kapi and soya
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La Stampa
Brasserie:
La Stampa Brasserie - La Stampa Brasserie is one of
Ireland's best known and loved restaurant.La Stampa, offers
modern European cuisine in a stunning dining room that has
captivated diners for decades. Opening times: 18:00 till
midnight. Maximum seating: 200 people. |
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SamSara Café
Bar:
SamSara Café Bar is one of Dublin’s top night spots & late
night destinations. At over 10,000 square feet, Sam Sara is
also one of the largest bars in the city.
Decorated in a Moroccan theme, Sam Sara is excitingly
atmospheric with Morocco furnishings, hand painted décor and
mystical palms.
Why not check out Samsara's Salsa Sunday's and Cha Cha
Wednesday's which are currently the talk of the town! |
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SPA & HEALTH |
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Spa & Health club (walking
distance)
Beach (10 Kms)
Visit Dublin |
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Within walking distance from the hotel is located Mandala Spa, spacious and
sophisticated with a harmonious blend of natural materials including
polished teak, bamboo and silk. The Mandala decor incorporates the philosophy of feng shui which
believes in the theory of the five elements earth, wood, fire, metal and
water. Mandala's atmosphere is of tranquillity and solitude, and you can
visit any of the 6 retreat rooms luxuriously decorated with a hint of
eastern magic. A variety of treatments and rituals are offered by a team of
highly trained professional therapists native to Asia, trained in
world renowned Spas.
At Mandala we believe that the essence of human solace lies in eastern
philosophy and that harmony lies in the balance of the physical, the
emotional and the spiritual life forces. That's why you can relax in the
luxurious candle lit Lotus room inspired by the Japanese tea ceremony and
choose from a selection of Oriental teas, exotic fruit juices and organic
foods.
Some of the treatments available:
Traditional Thai massage: the most popular Thai treatment
Indian treatments
Shiatsu Massage
Acupressure Massage
Reflexology
Detox and Purification
Hot Stone Massages, among others. |
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ABOUT DUBLIN |
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Ireland is a country with a rich turbulent past. By exploring
the past of Ireland one can better understand and appreciate the
culture of this epic land and what makes the Ireland of today.
Dublin its capital, is the city of the fastest growing
economy in Europe and it has a lot to offer her visitors.
Starting on the south side of the city where La Stampa is, you
will find adjacent, the Mansion house, the official
residence of the Lord Mayor. Also close by are the recently
refurbished government buildings, the national museum and also
the national gallery of Ireland which houses a fine collection
of masterpieces. Temple Bar is also just a stones throw away
from La Stampa and runs along the river Liffey backing on to
Dame street. It is linked to the Northside of the city by a
series of foot bridges the most famous being the Ha'penny bridge
which has become a Dublin icon, and the more modern "millenium
footbridge". Completed just in time for Dublins year 2000
celebrations. This area is now known as Dublin's cultural
quarter or left bank and is host to famous galleries, cafes and
bars. A stroll through Merrion Square will also be
interesting. A walk in the footsteps of Oscar Wilde will let you
witness the splendour of some of the finest Georgian
architecture in the world. |
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