The Chancery Hotel Dublin

Dublin Shopping: Hotel Near Grafton Street

Discover the Softer Side of Dublin’s Shopping Scene

Planning a break in the city? If you’re after a quieter stay with great shops, galleries, and places to eat nearby, The Chancery Hotel is a lovely place to base yourself. We’re just beside St. Stephen’s Green and the Grafton Street — close enough to the action, but tucked away when you want to slow things down.

Here’s our guide to enjoying the city’s shopping scene at your own pace — with a mix of hidden gems, local favourites, and easy stops along the way.

Shops to Visit – From Big Names to Local Finds

There’s more to Dublin than just high-street brands. And right nearby, Grafton Street brings a special mix of history and shopping in one place. Dating back to the 1700s, it’s one of the most famous pedestrian streets in Ireland. Over the years, it’s been home to everything from traditional drapers to some of today’s biggest international names.

From The Chancery, you’re just a short walk from some of Dublin’s most iconic and luxurious shopping spots, including high-end brands like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Rolex, along with local icons like Weir & Sons.

  • Brown Thomas – Dublin’s go-to for luxury brands, with beauty, fashion, and accessories under one roof

  • Arnotts Beauty Hall (inside BT) – For skincare, fragrance, and all things self-care

  • Zara, & Other Stories, Massimo Dutti – All right on Grafton Street for fashion finds

  • Powerscourt Centre – A charming mix of boutiques, Irish design, and gifts inside a grand Georgian building

  • George’s Street Arcade – A creative space full of vinyl, crafts, and vintage style

  • Om Diva – Bright, playful fashion from Irish designers

  • Hodges Figgis – Dublin’s oldest bookshop, just off Dawson Street

Whether you’re browsing or buying, there’s something here for every pace and every budget.

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Dublin Shopping on Grafton Street. The image shows a busy street scene on Grafton Street in Dublin. People are walking along the pedestrian street, which is lined with various shops including Brown Thomas and Bvlgari. There is a street vendor stall selling hats and other accessories in the center of the image. The buildings are multi-story with a mix of modern and traditional architecture. Dublin Shopping on Grafton Street. The image shows a busy street scene on Grafton Street in Dublin. People are walking along the pedestrian street, which is lined with various shops including Brown Thomas and Bvlgari. There is a street vendor stall selling hats and other accessories in the center of the image. The buildings are multi-story with a mix of modern and traditional architecture.
Dublin Shopping on Grafton Street. The image shows a group of three people walking along Grafton Street in Dublin. The street is busy with other pedestrians and lined with various shops and buildings, including a prominent red-brick building on the left. Signs for different stores are visible, contributing to the vibrant shopping atmosphere. Dublin Shopping on Grafton Street. The image shows a group of three people walking along Grafton Street in Dublin. The street is busy with other pedestrians and lined with various shops and buildings, including a prominent red-brick building on the left. Signs for different stores are visible, contributing to the vibrant shopping atmosphere.

Cafés and Places to Pause

Shopping is fun, but breaks are important too. Here are a few favourite spots nearby:

  • Fawn – Our own bright and calm dining room — ideal for a slow lunch or quiet bite

  • The Pepper Pot Café – Up in Powerscourt Centre, perfect for soup, sandwiches, and a slice of cake

  • Tang – Great for something healthy and fresh

  • Coffeeangel – Simple, great coffee, no fuss

All within easy reach — and worth a stop.

A Bit of Culture While You’re Out

Dublin’s charm is in the mix — a little shopping, a little walking, a little art. From The Chancery, you’re close to:

  • St. Stephen’s Green – A calm city park, lovely in any season

  • The Little Museum of Dublin – Small, friendly, and full of great stories

  • Trinity College – Pop in to see the Long Room Library and the Book of Kells

  • The National Gallery – Art, peace and natural light — just a short walk away

Why The Chancery Works for a Shopping Stay

We like to keep things easy. When you stay with us, you get:

  • A quiet hotel in a central location

  • Easy walks to Grafton Street, Powerscourt, and smaller shops

  • Fawn and The Chancery Bar on-site for when you want to wind down

  • A team ready to help with directions or local tips

It’s relaxed, it’s central, and it suits the kind of city break that doesn’t feel rushed.

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FAQs

Where can I shop near The Chancery Hotel?

Grafton Street, Powerscourt, George’s Street Arcade, and Brown Thomas are all just minutes away.

Is The Chancery Hotel close to Grafton Street?

Yes — it’s just around the corner. You can walk there in under five minutes.

What’s a good quiet café near Grafton Street?

Try Fawn (in the hotel), The Pepper Pot, or Coffeeangel for something laid-back.

Is Dublin good for boutique shopping?

Definitely. You’ll find unique shops and local design all over the Creative Quarter and Powerscourt Centre.

Can I walk to museums and galleries from The Chancery?

Yes — the National Gallery, Little Museum, and Trinity College are all nearby.

Take It Slow in the City This Season

Ready for a relaxed city escape? Discover boutique shopping, great cafés, and historic streets all within reach. Let The Chancery be your base for exploring the best of what Dublin has to offer.

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