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228 bedrooms
The historic 4-star Royal Marine Hotel in Dún Laoghaire features 228 luxury bedrooms that have been updated with both contemporary and traditional furnishings. With our magnificent views across Dublin Bay, enjoy the relaxed facilities and service that the hotel has to offer. These include formal and more relaxed dining options and health and wellness experiences that will ensure that you will enjoy your stay with us. For the business traveller or event organiser, we also have a large range of conference, meeting and event rooms that are suitable for all needs.
A Royal Wedding Day at the 4 Star Royal Marine Hotel where we promise to make all your Wedding Day Dreams come true…
The Royal Marine Hotel in Dún Laoghaire is perfectly located overlooking Dublin Bay providing you with the most magnificent views across Dublin Bay. The 4-star Royal Marine Hotel is one of Dublin’s most beautiful and iconic backdrops for your dream wedding day in Dublin.
For your special day, let us assist you in planning the most unique and memorable Wedding Day for you and all of your loved ones ensuring that you and your guests will enjoy the sense of relaxed opulence and luxury overlooking the sea.
The hotel is considered one of the most romantic venues in Dublin with a marvellous sense of history and character found in all its nooks and crannies. The hotel boasts many of the traditional features of a 19th century building including high ceilings, sophisticated detail on the cornicing and the magnificent Victorian staircase. A fairy-tale backdrop to your most special of days.
A wedding show around for the Royal Marine Hotel is a must for you both to imagine your dream wedding day. our experienced wedding team have a wealth of flexible experience to look after you every step of the way as you plan your wedding day.
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy stayed in the Royal Marine Hotel for 33 nights in 1953 while rehearsing in the Olympia for a british tour. The hotel's Hardy's Bar & Bistro and Laurel's Bar are named in their honour.
