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Ruby unveils new Dublin hotel

Ruby unveils new Dublin hotel

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Ruby Hotels has announced the opening of its new hotel in Dublin, Ruby Molly. 

Centrally located, nestled in Oxmantown, just north of the River Liffey, the hotel boasts 272 rooms across a total area of 7,372 square feet, near the Temple Bar district. 

Ruby Molly embodies the “charm” of the 19th century, influenced by its location in a historic neighbourhood that once housed a fruit and vegetable market. 

The hotel’s design is linked to the history and evolution of central Oxmantown. The property, where Ruby Molly now stands, was originally part of the grounds of St. Mary’s Abbey, founded in 846. At its peak, the abbey was one of the largest and wealthiest in all of Ireland, playing a significant role in the founding of Dublin. 

Later, this site transitioned from the grounds of a prosperous abbey to a market quarter. The market served as a meeting place for people from the city and surrounding areas to gather and exchange goods. 

The marketplace ambience is palpable for guests at Ruby Molly – surfaces, materials, and decorations reflect the contrasts of “urban chic meeting farmer markets’ rusticity” with fabrics, marble, and glass juxtaposed with worn leather, tile, and black steel. 

The hotel’s public area offers an array of amenities ranging from breakfasts to artisanal coffee, Mediterranean-inspired snacks, and cocktails. Furthermore, a library showcases archaeological discoveries from the surrounding area, providing insight into the region’s heritage. 

Inspired by the historical market that once thrived in its neighbourhood, Ruby Molly blends past and present, offering guests a journey through Dublin’s culture. From “rustic” farm tables to vintage chairs, every detail reflects the area’s storied history, creating an immersive experience. 

Conveniently located near Dublin’s lively Temple Bar district, attractions like the Guinness Storehouse and picturesque Phoenix Park are just a stroll away. 

Rooms at Ruby Molly, in line with “Lean Luxury” principles, boast features such as open vanities and glass rain showers, complemented by light hues and wood accents. 

Guests can choose from five room categories, each designed to meet different preferences and needs. Starting with the Nest rooms, measuring 16 sq m, and the Cosy rooms, offering approximately 17 sq m. Couples or people looking for extra comfort can choose the Lovely rooms, ranging from 18 to 22 s qm. For those in search of a bit more space, the Wow rooms provide an average of 25 sq m, while the spacious Loft rooms with private terrace offer up to 25 sq m.  

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