This grande dame of Stephen's Green, is set to reopen in early 2007 after a head-to-toe, years-long renovation, graces the north side of the square, resplendent in its broad, ornamented, pink-and-white, mid-Victorian facade. The hotel has been long famed as the Dublin home of the nation's literati, Anglo-Irish marquesses, and touring Boston Brahmins. The renovation has brought a new restaurant, a new lounge bar, and 21st-century amenities to the guest rooms. Rooms in front overlook the Green; those in the back, without a view, are quieter.
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