The Marker is a luxury design hotel in Grand Canal Square. It was designed by Portuguese architect Emmanuel Aires Mateus who was inspired by geometric shapes that exist naturally in the Irish landscape, for those with an interest in design or architecture there is a real appeal to visit The Marker Hotel.
Our 187 bedrooms over six floors include luxurious and well-appointed bedrooms, executive suites and the city’s most appealing presidential suite. Each room was designed to provide the ultimate sanctuary for our guests; they are generously sized with simple, contemporary furnishings sourced from Irish designers. Wi-fi is complimentary throughout the Hotel.
The Marker’s guests and neighbours enjoy the award winning Brasserie, relaxing in the Spa and Wellness and spending their evenings on the Rooftop with the unrivaled views of Dublin.
Our Spa & Wellness is available for hotel residents to enjoy, an oasis for you to unwind after a day of sightseeing or travelling – a 23 metre infinity pool, Jacuzzi, sauna and eucalyptus infused steam room. Our famous executive chef Gareth Mullins leads the culinary team in creating dishes that excite in our Bar, Brasserie and Rooftop Bar.
Situated on Grand Canal Square in the heart of Dublin’s business and cultural quarter, The Marker features a ground-floor cocktail bar & brasserie, free WiFi and a spa with 5 treatment rooms and a state-of-the-art gym. The property also boasts a 23-metre infinity pool, sauna, steam room and fitness centre.
An en-suite bathroom,40-inch LED TV and air conditioning are featured in each room at The Marker.
The Rooftop Lounge features views of the cityscape, which guests can enjoy with a drink. Please note that the rooftop bar and terrace opening hours are subject to weather conditions and availability, and arranged on a weekly basis. Traditional Irish cooking is on offer in The Brasserie, with a strong emphasis on locally sourced produce.
Dublin city centre can be reached in a 20-minute walk and features a wide variety of shops, nightlife and theatres. Many pubs offering traditional Irish music and dance can also be found.
