Browne’s of Dublin is located across from St. Stephen’s Green Park
in an 18th century Georgian townhouse. Eleven guest rooms and
suites exude charm and warmth. Browne’s is part of The Stein Group’s
collection of dramatic boutique hotels found in magical locations such
as the Amalfi Coast of Italy, Mallorca, Monaco, Provence and Paris.

Browne’s Brasserie is popular for lunch and dinner with
Dubliners living and working in the financial and embassy districts.
Imaginative food, excellent service and lively atmosphere.

The lovely rooms in Browne’s offer a perfect balance of comfort and luxury.

Furnishings are appealing and functional.

Springtime in Saint Stephen’s Green Park with flowers and
blossoms bursting forth to break the winter’s spell in a flourish.

Saint Stephen’s Green offers many formal plantings to grand effect.

Grafton Street is restricted to pedestrians and has become quite the spot
for people watching, street performers, window shopping and, if armloads of
logo bags are any indication, actually shopping in up-scale stores along the mall.

Tracadero is just one of many popular clubs and pubs in the
Temple Bar section of Dublin – a convenient walk from Browne’s.

Christ Church Cathedral Dublin is an Anglican cathedral in a predominantly
Catholic county. The church was established by the Dublin Vikings in the
1030s. A web site with considerable information on its history and impact on
Dublin and Ireland may be found from the Link on the right side of this page.

Part of Christ Church Cathedral forms an arch over the roadway.

A statue to legendary Molly Malone near Grafton Street.
“In Dublin's fair city, where the girls are so pretty,
I first set my eyes on sweet Molly Malone...”
To read Sean Murphy’s detailed discussion of the
Molly Malone legend see the Links section on the right .

Tom Buhl and General Manager,
Sonia Santana, in Browne’s inviting lobby.