The Edwardian Heritage

Constructed in the early twentieth century, Maples House Hotel is a stunning example of Edwardian domestic architecture  characterised by elegant proportions, generous room sizes, decorative brickwork, and the sense of gracious living that defined the era. The building has been sensitively maintained and thoughtfully updated to provide every modern comfort while preserving the architectural character that makes it genuinely unique among Dublin’s hotels.

In a city where Georgian terraces and Victorian red brick abound, an Edwardian hotel of this quality and character is something to be treasured. Guests frequently remark on the atmosphere the building creates  a warmth and solidity that modern construction simply cannot replicate.

Glasnevin  Dublin’s Most Storied Neighbourhood

Our address in Glasnevin places us at the heart of one of Dublin’s most fascinating and storied districts. Glasnevin Cemetery  Ireland’s national necropolis, where luminaries including Daniel O’Connell, Michael Collins, and Brendan Behan are interred  is just a short walk from our front door. The magnificent National Botanic Gardens, with over 17,000 plant species across 49 acres, is practically our neighbour.

This is a neighbourhood with deep cultural roots and a strong community spirit  the ideal base from which to explore the authentic Dublin that visitors rarely find in the tourist-polished city centre.