The Morgan Hotel * * * *
10, Fleet Street - Temple Bar
Dublin - Ireland

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SPORT FACILITIES AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES AT THE PROPERTY OR NEARBY

 
 

Aromatherapy

Walk by Grafton Street (shopping area nearby)
Relax in The Morgan Bar (inside the hotel)
Aromatherapy Treatments vailable
Walk by Temple Bar (the art district of Dublin)

 

MEETING ROOM

 

Meeting Room

Boardroom, Theatre...
We have taken a fresh approach to the design of our meeting suites and boardrooms by moving away from traditional heavy dark wooden interiors. Bright and airy with glass top boardroom tables and comfortable leather seating combine to set the tone for a productive meeting or gathering.

Meeting Room

 
 

THE MORGAN BAR

 

The Morgan Bar famed for its cocktails has been extended and given an even funkier look. The chandeliers, married with natural materials has made this bar the epitome of cool. No space has been overlooked by the design concept, there is a fully heated outside Courtyard with gems to delight the eye while even the bathrooms have a few surprises!

The Morgan Bar

 
 

PENTHOUSE

 

Penthouse

The newly opened lavish Penthouse at the Morgan Hotel, goes that little bit extra. With panoramic views overlooking Dublin’s city centre, watch the lights of the city come alive from your roof top garden. This truly exquisite Penthouse has been furnished with selected pieces from the Philippe Starck collection and commissioned artwork this can also be a one or two bedroom suite.

This exclusive haven is the perfect venue for intimate cocktail parties of up to 25 people. The luxurious setting allows for private dinning of up to 15. Suitable for corporate launches and fashion shoots alike the cool clean lines and attention to detail undoubtedly rank this Penthouse as one of the best in Dublin Hotels.

 
 

ABOUT TEMPLE BAR - DUBLIN

 

Temple BarTemple Bar is a 28-acre cultural, historic and small business neighbourhood in the heart of Dublin city centre.
Through community pressure and using the arts as a catalyst, a plan to turn the Temple Bar area into a bus depot was defeated and the government launched the Temple Bar initiative as a flagship project to mark Dublin's year as European City of Culture in 1991.
A company was set up in 1991 to do this - Temple Bar Properties. Temple Bar is now home to a population of over 2,500 residents, 500 businesses and over 50 cultural organisations.
The area has cultural centres for film, music, theatre, design, visual arts and children's cultural activities. It also offers accommodation, shopping, eating out and socialising.