Arthaus Hotel is just a 2-minute walk from the iconic Dublin city landmark of St. Stephen’s Green. Like a friendly guide, let us introduce you to St Stephens Green. A place beloved by Dubliners that’s perfect for a stroll and steeped in local history and culture.
St. Stephen’s Green offers a tranquil escape with vibrant flower beds and plenty of space to relax in the heart of Dublin.
Tucked away in the city’s buzzing centre, this Victorian-era park is a peaceful oasis of tree-lined walks and colorful gardens. Locals and visitors alike enjoy leisurely strolls around its lawns and the pretty ornamental lake.
On a sunny afternoon, you might grab a coffee from Laszlo’s and unwind on a bench as ducks paddle by. It’s the perfect little escape from the city bustle.
A Park Rich in History and Charm
For all its natural beauty, St. Stephen’s Green is also rich in history. The park in its current form dates back to 1880, when it was re-opened to the public by Lord Ardilaun (a member of the Guinness family). Dublin City Centre park’s and the Guinness family have a long connection, they also gifted the Iveagh Gardens to the city in 1939.
As you wander the pathways, you’ll encounter statues, memorials and ornate fountains that each tell a story of Ireland’s past. From tributes to literary greats like James Joyce to the proud monument of patriot Theobald Wolfe Tone, the park doubles as an open-air history book.
Even the grand Fusilier’s Arch at the Grafton Street entrance is a piece of Dublin heritage, dating to 1907 – a striking reminder of the city’s storied events. Take a moment to pause by these sculptures and you’ll feel the decades of Dublin life that have unfolded around this green space.
Steps from Grafton Street’s Excitement
One of the best things about St. Stephen’s Green is its fantastic location. The park sits right next to Grafton Street, Dublin’s famous shopping avenue. It’s only steps from Temple Bar & Trinity College too. That means after your relaxing walk in the park, you’re only steps away from the shops, cafes and street musicians of a bustling city centre. Did you know there’s a shopping centre named after the park too?
You can spend the morning enjoying the calm of the green and by afternoon be exploring boutiques or having lunch on lively Grafton Street – all without straying far from the hotel. It’s the perfect one-two punch of Dublin experiences: tranquil nature and urban excitement, side by side.
Stay at the Arthaus Hotel – Your Home by St. Stephen’s Green
If you’re searching for a hotel near St. Stephen’s Green, you’re in the right place.
With St Stephens Green so close, Arthaus Hotel offers an unbeatable home base for your Dublin adventures.
After a day of exploring the park’s winding paths and the nearby shops and sights, you can return to the comfort of our art-inspired boutique hotel just moments away.
Our team loves sharing local recommendations like St. Stephen’s Green to make your stay extra special – consider us your on-hand Dublin guides. So why not experience this warm Irish hospitality for yourself? Book your stay at Arthaus Hotel today, and take advantage of our special offers.
Let us take care of the rest while you discover the very best of Dublin right at our doorstep
FAQs about St. Stephen’s Green
How far is St. Stephen’s Green from the Arthaus Hotel?
We’re just a short two-minute stroll from St. Stephen’s Green
What can I do at St. Stephen’s Green?
Visitors love taking a relaxing walk, feeding the ducks, or enjoying a picnic in the sunshine.
Are there any attractions near St. Stephen’s Green?
The Little Museum of Dublin, National Museum of Ireland, and Trinity College are all within easy walking distance too.
When is St. Stephen’s Green open?
The park is open daily from early morning until dusk. Opening times vary slightly with the seasons, so it’s best to check before your visit
Can I stay near St. Stephen’s Green?
Yes — the Arthaus Hotel is one of the closest hotels to St. Stephen’s Green. Book your stay directly with us for the best rates and exclusive offers.