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Anantara The Marker Dublin Hotel
A Docklands hotel offering marble soaking tubs, silent rooms with floor-to-ceiling views, and a 23-metre pool.
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Situated in the Dublin Docklands, this hotel offers spacious accommodation with large beds, marble bathrooms, and expansive views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests consistently rate the dining and silent air conditioning highly, along with the convenience of being next to the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre. However, rooms lack private balconies to step outside, and some guests report loud internal pipe noise from adjoining bathrooms. It also sits a 20- to 30-minute walk from major central tourist sights. 23261725
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What travelers noticed
- Guests consistently praise the spacious rooms outfitted with massive beds, quiet air conditioning, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Grand Canal Square and the River Liffey. 26112
- Bathrooms earn high marks for their deep marble soaking tubs, walk-in rainwater showers, plush robes, and Voya skincare products. 25623
- Dining is widely commended, particularly the extensive breakfast buffet of local Irish ingredients and fine dining dishes like Flaggy Shore oysters. 21611
- Reviewers also highlight the 23-metre swimming pool and attentive, personalized service from the staff. 11173
The catch
- While many guests love the vibrant waterfront feel of the Docklands and its position beside the theatre, others dislike being a 20 to 30 minute walk away from central Dublin attractions. 1524
- Although most visitors report absolute silence with zero street traffic noise, some note that internal plumbing sounds from overhead showers and flushing toilets carry through the walls. 18
Who it's for
- — Theatregoers attending performances at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre
- — Travellers seeking quiet nights away from Temple Bar noise
- — Guests looking for large rooms with deep marble soaking tubs
Skip it if
- — Travellers who want private outdoor balconies
- — Visitors wanting to be steps from central sights without a 20- to 30-minute walk
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“then we have a very very large bathroom Big soaky Tub nice big vany probably would have been enough there for a double a…”
youtube.com5:41“Turning to the left here, here's the bathroom. So, you've got a shower on the left, as well as a nice big soaker tub, co…”
youtube.com0:44“So, you've got a shower on the left, as well as a nice big soaker tub, comfy plush white robes, and then let's come into…”
youtube.com0:46“You'll also notice floor to ceiling windows, lots of curtains, but you can have really lovely natural light here. There…”
youtube.com0:56“Coming out of the walk-in closet, you've got a big comfy bed.”
youtube.com1:09“And then look at the views over the Grand Canal. It's just beautiful.”
youtube.com1:32“They also have an alak cart menu so you can also order things like smoked salmon with boxy or a lovely eggs benedict. We…”
youtube.com4:08“So, he enjoyed three local oysters with some fresh lemon and vinegar. We also got a lamb croquette which was served with…”
youtube.com5:31“moved on to a fabulous sorbet that is made with the same champagne. So, it's a champagne sorbet, lovely and light.”
youtube.com6:30“So, we've got a glass of champagne, a pot of Earl Grey tea. We've got a three tiered service with sweet, delicious pastr…”
youtube.com6:46“I really love their Earl Grey curd. Really, really inventive.”
youtube.com6:56“And we had fabulous selection of sandwiches, of course. Got some Scottish smoked salmon. My favorite was the cucumber an…”
youtube.com7:05“really enjoyed the tea. It had a fabulous hint of bergamont.”
youtube.com7:13“Last stop is Dublin's best hotel rooftop bar and terrace. It is currently under renovation, but we'll have fabulous outd…”
youtube.com7:22“Once we finished our first Guinness pint, we headed to the last stop of the tour, which is the famous Gravity Bar, which…”
youtube.com17:05“You can see these are the copper stills that produce this very lovely craft Irish whiskey. They also have some really ex…”
youtube.com18:51“If you're looking for a fabulous dinner in Dublin, head to the Pig's Ear. It's on the second floor. It has three differe…”
youtube.com19:19“In spring onion, we finished with a dessert that was a cheesecake in a jar. Bottom is a lovely berry jam crumble on top…”
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How the 94/100 is built, category by category — each one with the strongest thing travelers actually said, and the source it came from.
Bathroom
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- “A cosy twin armchair seating area offered splendid floor-to-ceiling views, and the luxurious ensuite boasted grey marble finishes, a rain shower, inviting tub, plush robes, and Voya skincare products for an indulgent experience.” 25
- “Our black marble bathroom (some room options are white) featured a shower and tub, with organic local toiletries by VOYA. The lime and mandarin scent was delicious and reminded us of Jo by Jo Loves in London.” 24
Location
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Room
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- “Despite being in the heart of a bustling neighbourhood in the Irish capital, the suite oozes tranquillity and is the perfect hideaway after a day of sightseeing.” 11
- “When you have this much natural light, you can afford to go darker with the décor, so the charcoal textured walls work perfectly, particularly with the contrast of bold brass light fixtures by the bed.” 8
Service
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Bed & Sleep
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- “The guest room facilities within the hotels are excellent, the rooms are spacious, the bed is a high-comfort sleep experience, and the bathrooms are spacious and comfortable, including a high-powered rainforest drench style shower.” 21
- “I stayed in the Moxy City Centre a couple of weeks back. It's north of the Liffey so away from the Temple Bar nonsense (note, never stay in Temple Bar unless you are not bothered about getting any sleep).” 20
Value
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- “Spa guests have a variety of treatments to choose from for an additional fee, including a signature 90-minute full-body treatment called The Marker Dream. We enjoyed being within walking distance of key attractions such as The National Gallery and Trinity College.” 24
- “If you're looking for a reliable stay without breaking the bank, it's worth considering.” 18
Where it is, how to reach it
Grand Canal Square
Dublin, County Dublin
D02 CK38 Europe
Details checked 2026-09-02
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Punches above its peers
Beats what $$ usually buys
Scores 6 points above the mid-range median of 88, across 327 hotels in the same bracket. In Dublin it sits 2 points above the local median of 92.
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- 94
- Bracket median
- 88
- Index median
- 89
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Where travelers agree — and don’t
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Noise
62
Value
57
Bathroom
33
Service
32
Room
29
Location
29
Food
11
Bed & Sleep
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Noise7 mentions
- “My room was super quiet. I never heard a peep from outside (and I'm a light sleeper).” 15
- “The highlight of the overnight experience at the Anantara The Marker Dublin Hotel was no external city traffic noise that you would expect from a city centre hotel and the spectacular reveal when you draw the curtains in the morning and look across Grand Canal Dock with the early morning sun rising out of the Irish Sea and creeping across the square.” 21
- “Hotel was clean, pretty quiet and they even managed to check me in before 1200 on arrival which was a bonus.” 20
- “Breakfast was wonderful, room was very nice with comfortable bed but every time someone flushed the toilet above us or turned on a shower the noise from the pipes was horribly loud. And there were several floors above us. Really disappointing.” 18
- “Best of all, the air con was silent and I couldn't hear a peep of street noise.” 8
- “Take advantage of the proximity of the Bord Gai Energy Theatre and plan your visit to coincide with a show you're keen to see, and you'll not only be in stepping distance of curtains up, but can tuck into an amazing pre-theatre feast at Forbes Street before you go.” 11
- “Forbes Street really proves Irish bread is the best in the world as they bake their soda bread on site and serve it with lashings of homemade butter.” 26
Bathroom9 mentions · 3 filmed
- “then we have a very very large bathroom Big soaky Tub nice big vany probably would have been enough there for a double actually and then lots of marble touches everywhere obligatory plush robes use you for the spa no out and then a very large shower rainfall head” On camera165:41
- “A cosy twin armchair seating area offered splendid floor-to-ceiling views, and the luxurious ensuite boasted grey marble finishes, a rain shower, inviting tub, plush robes, and Voya skincare products for an indulgent experience.” 25
- “A luxurious grey marble ensuite features a rain shower, tub, fluffy robes and is stocked with Voya skincare products.” 6
- “Our black marble bathroom (some room options are white) featured a shower and tub, with organic local toiletries by VOYA. The lime and mandarin scent was delicious and reminded us of Jo by Jo Loves in London.” 24
- “Turning to the left here, here's the bathroom. So, you've got a shower on the left, as well as a nice big soaker tub, comfy plush white robes, and then let's come into the bathroom.” On camera120:44
- “The bathrooms are just as generous, with all marble everything, a deep bath tub (in some rooms), plenty of shelf space (an increasing rarity in hotel rooms) and toiletries from the beautifully scented brand Voya, which uses seaweed harvested in the west of Ireland.” 8
- “The shower was nice and hot, but the pressure wasn't fantastic.” 15
- “So, you've got a shower on the left, as well as a nice big soaker tub, comfy plush white robes, and then let's come into the bathroom. You'll also notice floor to ceiling windows, lots of curtains, but you can have really lovely natural light here.” On camera120:46
- “Ultra luxury touches are part and parcel of this five -star experience and moving to my bathroom I find a sumptuous deep black marble tub and a walk-in rainwater shower.” 23
Service17 mentions
- “Anantara The Marker Dublin is a premier luxury hotel that lives up to its high-end reputation through sheer excellence in service. It offers a sophisticated atmosphere with stunning views, making it feel more like a boutique experience than a standard large-scale hotel.” 17
- “Furnishings are high quality and really "feel luxury." The same can be said for the bed, the bedding, the towels, and even the plush slippers. There is twice-daily housekeeping, which is always nice.” 15
- “Check-in is swift and friendly, and it's not long before we are headed directly to the sixth floor, with our luggage arriving a few minutes later.” 11
- “Anantara The Marker Dublin is a premier luxury hotel that lives up to its high-end reputation through sheer excellence in service.” 17
- “Following a friendly check-in, I'm chaperoned to the lifts and arrive at my second-floor room via a moodily lit corridor inspired by Newgrange.” 6
- “The staff was friendly, and I didn't have any issues with noise at night.” 18
- “Almost universally chipper and charming, with a helpful team behind the desk and a dedicated concierge area, where you can hook yourself up with local activities like a Docklands Storytelling Tour or wild swimming on the Dublin coast.” 8
- “Some people don't care for it but we've also stayed at Buswells several times now and I think it's a great location, clean and very friendly staff.” 18
- “The spa slippers were of a disposable soft variety, and we'd love, in future, if the hotel would consider a more eco-friendly option, as it seemed a waste to throw away slippers after such short use.” 24
- “+Exceptional, personalized staff service, with multiple mentions of Derek and Rohan going above and beyond” 17
- “Dubliner Guest Experience and Guardianship Manager, Derek Brennan, has the warmth of Father Christmas and took us on a walking tour of the area on his 70th birthday.” 26
- “The whole check-in to the room experience was exceptional.” 24
- “Hotel manager Ludo De Jong wrote us all personalised cards which added a personal touch. He also joined us for dinner and showed us what five-star hospitality looks like.” 26
- “After a warm and welcoming check-in, I was escorted to the lifts, making my way down a beautifully illuminated corridor, inspired by the ancient site of Newgrange, which led me to my junior corner suite.” 25
- “Service is definitely at a 5-star level. I had several special requests that were all accommodated quickly.” 15
- “We'd say service is among the property's strongest points, whether that's thoughtful turn-down service, a unique local Irish welcome amenity, or staff remembering you from the night before.” 24
- “Expert planners have an innate sense of what will work for your event, with each element carefully considered and delivered to the highest standard - superb food, exceptional service and a genuine personal touch.” 21
Food33 mentions · 4 filmed
- “Breakfast the next morning was ultra- indulgent, an extensive cooked to order menu, featuring the legendary full Irish breakfast (not for the fainthearted) organic salmon and caviar and a buffet selection feast that included bread and butter pudding, made from left over croissants and bread, a nod at' waste not want not' sustainability!” 23
- “If you're looking for a fabulous dinner in Dublin, head to the Pig's Ear. It's on the second floor. It has three different floors of dining room, including a great private dining space.” On camera1219:19
- “Add to that generously sized rooms, killer views of the city (and the mountains beyond) and one of the best restaurants in town, and you're onto a winner.” 8
- “Beyond Anantara The Marker's striking checkerboard facade, you'll find a buzzing rooftop bar, an of-the-moment restaurant and 187 of the most design-forward hotel rooms in the city.” 1
- “Breakfast at the Anantara The Marker Dublin Hotel is a banquet of the best Irish and local ingredients. Both hot and cold options are presented in a buffet style.” 21
- “Breakfast is exceptional - there's a huge buffet of jazzily cut fresh fruit, individual yoghurt bowls and two stinky Irish cheeses hidden under cloches.” 8
- “Dinner at Forbes Street by Gareth Mullins is a fashionable affair, again championing local ingredients and offering a modern twist on Irish dishes.” 11
- “In spring onion, we finished with a dessert that was a cheesecake in a jar. Bottom is a lovely berry jam crumble on top and a creamy whipped cheesecake in the center.” On camera1220:50
- “The following morning, breakfast unfolds in the same elegant restaurant, showcasing an indulgent buffet alongside a comprehensive cooked-to-order menu.” 25
- “Breakfast is a daily treat with a curated buffet that ticks the less is more box. Rather than trying to include every breakfast food under the sun, the culinary team lay out a beautiful spread with a focus on high-quality, locally sourced ingredients.” 11
- “Dinner at Forbes Street by Gareth Mullins is refined, seasonal and entirely unpretentious, with a menu that leans heavily into provenance without overexplaining it.” 2
- “The star of the show, though, is Gareth Mullin's restaurant, Forbes Street, where the scallops and steak were all cooked to perfection.” 26
- “We end the day - as all tourists do - with a rude-not-to Guinness in the bustling Temple Bar area, and honestly, we couldn't be happier. We savour breakfast the next morning - eggs Benedict, pancakes, life-giving coffee - allowing us one last opportunity to linger before check-out.” 2
- “Add in a killer steak, a salty cocktail and possibly the best hotel breakfast in the city, and you can't go wrong.” 8
- “Expert planners have an innate sense of what will work for your event, with each element carefully considered and delivered to the highest standard - superb food, exceptional service and a genuine personal touch.” 21
- “The coolest dining establishment is the epic rooftop, which has incredible views all the way to the sea.” 15
- “So, we've got a glass of champagne, a pot of Earl Grey tea. We've got a three tiered service with sweet, delicious pastries, as well as scones, dainty sandwiches.” On camera126:46
- “My favorite part of this hotel was the massive breakfast buffet. This is the only hotel in Ireland where I found high quality fruits!” 15
- “The pre-theatre menu (from 5-7pm) at the hotel Forbes Street restaurant is €45 pp for three courses and a bargain for fine dining, steps away from Bord Gais Energy Theatre.” 23
- “Breakfast was decent, though I preferred grabbing something from a nearby café.” 18
- “With a playful mix of colourful cushions, inviting booth seating, and round tables, the restaurant strikes an exquisite balance between formal and informal, crafting an atmosphere that is both chic and comfortable.” 25
- “Forbes Street by Gareth Mullins. It's a beautifully composed space, one of those restaurants that could easily pass for an art gallery if you stuck some sculptures on the tables.” 3
- “They also have an alak cart menu so you can also order things like smoked salmon with boxy or a lovely eggs benedict. We highly recommend getting a cappuccino. It's a great way to wake up to the world.” On camera124:08
- “Renowned executive head chef Mullins has meticulously curated top-tier food producers to deliver an exceptional culinary journey.” 25
- “Return to Forbes Street in the morning for an absolutely stonking breakfast, including a buffet station that includes everything from cured meats and fish, fresh fruit, yogurts, compotes, pastries, multiple bread options - and that's just the cold stuff.” 3
- “The 23-metre swimming pool hidden away in this city hotel is a tranquil and unexpected treat, and the breakfast buffet is one of my all-time favourites.” 11
- “Guests can order items a la carte as well as tuck into a nice variety on the buffet comprising hot station, pastries, fruit and cereals. We especially liked that the fruits included plump red strawberries and passion fruit, though these may vary depending on the season of your arrival.” 24
- “The dining experience at Forbes Street by Gareth Mullins is exceptional, tables look out onto Grand Canal Square where pre-theatre goers are gathering for the evening performance.” 21
- “Breakfast the next morning was served in the same restaurant space where an indulgent buffet complemented an extensive cooked-to-order menu featuring everything from sirloin minute steaks to boxty with organic salmon and trout caviar.” 6
- “FYI, dinner in the hotel was excellent at the Iveagh Restaurant. Some of the best lamb I have ever eaten anywhere.” 18
- “A luxury hotel brand has brought new life to The Marker, with a surprising level of local storytelling and detail in its food, design and five-star packages” 14
- “+High-quality breakfast offerings, including the buffet spread and steak & eggs” 17
- “Standout feature: Forbes street restaurant.” 26
Value3 mentions
- “Spa guests have a variety of treatments to choose from for an additional fee, including a signature 90-minute full-body treatment called The Marker Dream. We enjoyed being within walking distance of key attractions such as The National Gallery and Trinity College.” 24
- “One gripe: The trio of faux-effect mounted photographs of Ireland hanging above the bed feel quite generic, and dare I say cheap, for a room of this price point, but all in all, it's a fine, luxurious base which, thanks to those fine views, really connects you with the city.” 6
- “If you're looking for a reliable stay without breaking the bank, it's worth considering.” 18
Location7 mentions
- “The location couldn't be better in one of the city's most vibrant new districts for this 'urban retreat'.” 23
- “The location was convenient for walking to key spots, and the rooms were clean and comfortable.” 18
- “Upon reaching Dublin Airport, it's easy to reach the hotel as you can take the Dublin Express, similar to the National Express, whose services are frequent, convenient, and come with ample luggage allowance.” 24
- “The Conrad is nice but it depends on whether that's located in a useful part of town for you. It's close to the bus stop for one of the airport coach services via a cheeky cut through between buildings to the back of the hotel. For me, it's far enough out from the centre to be peaceful but close enough to walk in as desired.” 20
- “For those who prefer to skip buses, the hotel does offer luxury private transfers with a smartly dressed chauffeur, which take around 25 minutes from the airport.” 24
- “The HGI is the better bet of the three by location alone. Although I decided to stay longer in Manchester, I had the HGI booked on points, and just canceled. 60K X 4 with the 5th night free (240K for 5 nights right on the river). I have been before and that location is about as good as it gets for a first visit.” 20
- “I stayed at mercure hotel last fall, and it was a solid choice. The location was convenient for walking to key spots, and the rooms were clean and comfortable.” 18
Room16 mentions · 3 filmed
- “The suite was a contemporary style, and while the business blue carpet colour wasn't to our taste, the rest of the room's fixtures and art elevated the overall look and feel in line with Anantara's elegant Asian styling.” 24
- “One lovely element to the rooms at the Anantara The Marker Dublin Hotel is that each room features a minibar which stocks local Irish Artisan food. Expect to enjoy some Irish crisps, handmade Irish chocolates and even Irish Kamboucha from Donegal.” 21
- “Despite being in the heart of a bustling neighbourhood in the Irish capital, the suite oozes tranquillity and is the perfect hideaway after a day of sightseeing.” 11
- “When you have this much natural light, you can afford to go darker with the décor, so the charcoal textured walls work perfectly, particularly with the contrast of bold brass light fixtures by the bed.” 8
- “But, we found that staying near St Stephen's Green was ideal! We stayed at Staunton's on the Green. Breakfast was wonderful, room was very nice with comfortable bed but every time someone flushed the toilet above us or turned on a shower the noise from the pipes was horribly loud.” 18
- “Coming out of the walk-in closet, you've got a big comfy bed.” On camera121:09
- “Last stop is Dublin's best hotel rooftop bar and terrace. It is currently under renovation, but we'll have fabulous outdoor furniture and you can see amazing views of the city.” On camera127:22
- “It's easy to settle in. Our room echoes that same sense of calm: all muted tones and soft textures, the inclement weather making it all the more cosy - despite its seriously generous scale.” 2
- “Access to the Rooftop Bar & Terrace is by lift from the main lobby and by day this rooftop location offers guests a comfortable space to relax and unwind while enjoying unique and stunning 360-degree views across the city.” 21
- “If you can stretch to a room with a view, do, but otherwise even the cheapest room will do the trick - and you can make the most of those mountain and sea views from the rooftop bar, anyway.” 8
- “You'll also notice floor to ceiling windows, lots of curtains, but you can have really lovely natural light here. There is a work desk to do some work, so it's a great spot if you are on a business trip as well, and a really big walk-in closet.” On camera120:56
- “Speaking of business, the spacious quarters featured a long window-facing desk with plenty of room for two guests to work, plus a Nespresso machine and Tea by Solaris, and excellent connectivity, including fast Wi-Fi and wireless charging for devices (USB ports also available).” 24
- “There's a giant bed (with extra squishy pillows), a sofa, desk and seating area by the floor-to-ceiling windows, so you can sit with a Nespresso coffee or bougie Solaris tea and spy on the people below.” 8
- “The suite embraced a sophisticated palette of greys and royal blue, beautifully softened by the white leather-backed king bed and contemporary gilded light fixtures.” 25
- “Draped in bold colours with velvety plush carpets - a hit with my crawling baby - dark walls and striking original artwork, the suite is huge, with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Chimney Park and beyond, all the way to the waterfront.” 11
- “The guest room facilities within the hotels are excellent, the rooms are spacious, the bed is a high-comfort sleep experience, and the bathrooms are spacious and comfortable, including a high-powered rainforest drench style shower.” 21
Bed & Sleep2 mentions
- “I stayed in the Moxy City Centre a couple of weeks back. It's north of the Liffey so away from the Temple Bar nonsense (note, never stay in Temple Bar unless you are not bothered about getting any sleep).” 20
- “The guest room facilities within the hotels are excellent, the rooms are spacious, the bed is a high-comfort sleep experience, and the bathrooms are spacious and comfortable, including a high-powered rainforest drench style shower.” 21
View3 mentions · 1 filmed
- “Once we finished our first Guinness pint, we headed to the last stop of the tour, which is the famous Gravity Bar, which is located on the seventh floor. It offers a panoramic view of Dublin that is unmatched and it's known as the city's highest bar located 46 m in the air.” On camera1217:05
- “I was staying in one of the hotel's city-view deluxe rooms overlooking the Grand Canal. Anantara The Marker aspires to "set a new standard in city living" with its rooms and at first sight, the room certainly seems like a dreamy urban pad.” 6
- “Shall we head up to the rooftop bar? The views are spectacular: like Paris, Dublin buildings have a height limit so as not to mar the skyline.” 3
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- 26An honest review of the hotel with the 'best spa in Dublin'metro.co.ukReview site2026-08-11Current7 quotes used
“After, we ate melt-in-the-mouth belly pork, lime bbq prawns and wagyu steak slices on hot corn tortillas, served in a beautifully embroidered pouch to keep them warm.”
Read originalmetro.co.uk - 24Anantara The Marker Dublin Hotel reviewthehoteljournal.comReview site2025-12-21Recent12 quotes used
“Here you'll get 360˚ views which extend to the mountains on one side and the Irish Sea on the other. The sights are so stunning, there was a heavy rotation of photo shoots during our drinks session.”
Read originalthehoteljournal.com - 8Anantara The Marker, Dublin reviewtimeout.comReview site2025-10-07Recent14 quotes used
“Add to that generously sized rooms, killer views of the city (and the mountains beyond) and one of the best restaurants in town, and you're onto a winner.”
Read originaltimeout.com - 15Anantara The Marker (My Dublin Hotel Review)travellemming.comReview site2025-09-25Recent8 quotes used
“My room was super quiet. I never heard a peep from outside (and I'm a light sleeper).”
Read originaltravellemming.com - 3Do Dublin a little differently at Anantara the Marker - Square Milesquaremile.comReview site2025-09-11Recent7 quotes used
“Rooms are sleek, shiny and very comfortable, and there's also an indoor swimming pool and award-winning spa.”
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