All Ireland champions: Croke Park Hotel awarded best hotel by Travel Republic

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Alan Smullen GM of the Croke Park Hotel.

Alan Smullen’s Dublin Croke Park Hotel has been voted Ireland’s best hotel in the awards accorded by international CAR-registered online travel agency Travel Republic.

The OTA rated 653 hotels out of 300,000 from around the world received accolades after gaining a minimum rating of 7.5 out of 10 from holidaymakers on the holiday website.

The London based Travel Republic, headed up by Ian Simmonds, is owned by Dnata and part of the Emirates group.It was founded in 2003 by university friends Furner and Chris Waits and sold to Dnata in 2011.

The four-star hotel directly across from Croke Park stadium is part of The Doyle Collection, along with The Westbury, in Dublin.

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Croke Park Hotel
Croke Park Hotel

Travel Republic Managing Director Ian Simmonds said: “We understand that choosing the right hotel is an integral part in making the perfect holiday, whether beach, city or all inclusive. That is why we have announced the Travel Republic Hotel Awards 2017, to highlight the hotels that have exceptional hotel standards, provided outstanding service and are highly rated by other customers.”

  • Other winners included:
  • Mainland Spain  Costa Blanca  Riviera Beachotel
  • Balearic Islands  Majorca  Salles Hotel Marina Portals
  • Canary Islands   Gran Canaria  Cordial Mogan Playa Hotel
  • Portugal  Algarve  Porto Bay Falesia Hotel
  • Greece  Crete  F.A.N Apartments
  • Turkey  Dalaman  Pine Hill Hotel And Suites
  • Britain   Liverpool  Hard Days Night Hotel
  • USA  Florida  Rosen Inn At Pointe Orlando Hotel
  • Italy  Venice  Lagare Hotel Venezia – Mgallery Collection
  • Germany  Berlin  Ivbergs Premium
  • Hungary  Budapest  Continental Hotel Budapest
  • UAE  Dubai  Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel
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