Merrion Row Hotel and Public House
Theater District, Manhattan, New York
“Irish townhouse hideaway”
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Vibe
Dublin hospitality meets Midtown energy behind a Beaux-Arts facade, wrapped in rich emerald tones, herringbone patterns, and warm lamplight.
“Irish townhouse hideaway”
A restored 1920 Beaux-Arts facade dating to Times Square's early theatrical hotel era.
An intimate ground-floor public house pouring Irish whiskeys and craft pints beside a glass-roofed atrium.
Dublin-inspired interiors featuring emerald hues, dark woodwork, herringbone patterns, and warm brass fixtures throughout.
In the Theater District on 45th Street, steps from Broadway theaters and Times Square.
Rooms
Cashmere-topped beds anchor compact boutique spaces, while bathrooms feature monochrome tilework, brushed bronze hardware, and walk-in glass showers.
Backstory
Built in 1920 during Broadway’s golden theater boom, the townhouse was reimagined in 2018 to evoke Dublin's Georgian heritage.
Eat & drink
The Public House pairs Irish whiskeys and craft pints with coastal pub fare beneath a sunlit glass-roofed atrium.
The neighborhood
Set along 45th Street between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, Broadway marquees and Times Square pulse just steps from the front door.
“Once you’re within the walls of Merrion Row, you’re immersed in an idealized modern version of traditional Irish hospitality...”
The app
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