
TRAIN HIGHLIGHTS:
- A fabled Irish jaunt – a fantastic tour of Ireland in the ultimate luxury and comfort.
- Ireland’s finest luxury train takes you through some of the country’s most stunning landscapes.
- Crisscross acres of patchwork fields and craggy coasts, stopping in some of Ireland’s most storied cities. Belmond Grand Hibernian gets right to the green and gallant heart of the Emerald Isle.
- Our elegant sleeper carriages are inspired by Dublin’s Georgian architecture. The Observation Car offers all the warmth of a classic saloon, with live musicians and animated storytelling. Set off and create your own story.
- A truly exclusive experience, the train carries a maximum of 40 passengers.
- Enjoy authentic Irish cuisine with a contemporary twist – try local delicacies and of course the local whiskeys and stout.
- The itineraries give you the chance to disembark, explore and really connect with every destination.
- A homage to Ireland’s lush landscapes and rich heritage, the train’s contemporary art collection showcases prominent and emerging local artists. It’s an evocative backdrop to the experience onboard: exemplary dining, mesmerising views and untold merriment.
EXCLUSIVE LUXE VOYAGER VIP BENEFITS & BEST PRICE
We negotiate rates & benefits for our clients directly with the hotels’ senior management. Our rates match or in many cases are lower than the best online rate for the property. Our clients also enjoy a suite of extra VIP privileges and recognition while staying at a partner hotel.
- Complimentary room upgrade on arrival.
- Daily complimentary buffet breakfast for two.
- Up to $100 dining or spa credit per stay, and or in-house dining / spa discounts.
- Welcome amenities (wine/chocolates/fruit) and card from the GM.
- Complimentary private airport transfers.
- Complimentary roll-away bed if required.
- Early check-in and late check-out.
- Complimentary Wi-Fi.
- Enhanced recognition through VIP status at all touch points in the guest experience.
A complete or partial suite of VIP benefits will be offered, subject to the property T&C, including availability, category of room & length of stay.
JOURNEYS:
From gourmet heaven in Cork to Georgian elegance in Westport, join us to explore the wonders of Ireland aboard Belmond Grand Hibernian.
- Four nights aboard Belmond Grand Hibernian, including meals and drinks
- Tours of the Jameson Distillery, Cobh Heritage Centre, Galway city centre
- Traditional jaunting car ride and boat trip on Lough Leane
Experience the wonders of the Emerald Isle on an extraordinary journey. Explore castles, cliffs and vibrant cities aboard Belmond Grand Hibernian.
- Six nights aboard Belmond Grand Hibernian, including meals and drinks
- Tours of the Jameson Distillery, Westport House, Hillsborough Castle
- Traditional jaunting car ride and boat trip on Lough Leane
Board Belmond Grand Hibernian and journey back in time to a royal residence in Belfast and the captivating attractions of Kilkenny.
- Two nights aboard Belmond Grand Hibernian, including meals and drinks
- Visit to Hillsborough Castle, Elizabeth II’s official Northern Ireland residence
- Tour of Kilkenny, Medieval Mile Museum, Butler House and free time

A fabled Irish jaunt – crisscross acres of patchwork fields and craggy coasts, stopping in some of Ireland’s most storied cities. Belmond Grand Hibernian gets right to the green and gallant heart of the Emerald Isle. Our elegant sleeper carriages are inspired by Dublin’s Georgian architecture. The Observation Car offers all the warmth of a classic saloon, with live musicians and animated storytelling. Set off and create your own story. Each elegant carriage bears the name of an Irish county. Soothing yet understated, furnishings echo elements of ancient folklore and classic Georgian architecture. Entering the train’s Observation Car, Kildare, is not unlike stepping into a traditional Dublin saloon. Simply take a seat, order a whisky and watch the scenery unfurl around you.
Exuding a warm Irish ambience, the train’s beautiful cabins mix modern luxury with traditional Georgian design. Inside, 16 twin and four double en suite cabins provide a suitably indulgent repose after the day’s outdoor adventures. Lose yourself in emerald vistas that glide past your window. Or recline on Irish duck down bedding for a peaceful night’s sleep. A homage to Ireland’s lush landscapes and rich heritage, the train’s contemporary art collection showcases prominent and emerging local artists. It’s an evocative backdrop to the experience onboard: exemplary dining, mesmerising views and untold merriment.
Exuding a warm Irish ambience, the train’s beautiful cabins mix modern luxury with traditional Georgian design. Inside, 16 twin and four double en suite cabins provide a suitably indulgent repose after the day’s outdoor adventures. Lose yourself in emerald vistas that glide past your window. Or recline on Irish duck down bedding for a peaceful night’s sleep.

Interconnecting Cabins
Our spacious cabins coax you into an environment that’s both light and soothing. Bearing echoes of Irish heritage and plush tartan furnishings, these cabins can interconnect with all doubles––perfect for families or groups traveling together.

Double Cabin
Step inside our spacious Double Cabins to unwind in style. Splashes of Irish tartan complement the room’s clean, comforting aesthetic. A double bed, long wardrobe, writing desk and en suite provide every possible amenity to relish your onboard retreat.


Twin Cabin
Each artfully designed twin provides the cosiest kind of retreat. Serving up a fresh, airy ambience with echoes of old Dublin, these elegant en suite cabins invite a fine opportunity to relax in one of the finest overnight trains in Europe.
Surpassing some of Dublin’s most prestigious venues, Belmond Grand Hibernian offers guests a true taste sensation. For the seasoned foodie, vacations onboard are a daily celebration of fresh Irish cuisine. Superb artisan cheeses and smoked fish are sourced along the journey; the chef’s passion for local produce reflected in each delicious daily menu. Local, seasonal ingredients are interpreted with modern finesse from Head Chef Mark Bodie. Embark on a menu that can carry you across the Beara Peninsula for scallops down to Donegal for turf-smoked salmon. Whatever the route, anticipate a gastronomic voyage.



Restaurant Cars
With sleek silver accents and chrome finishes, Sligo epitomises elegance on the rails. Waterford crystal vases, relaxed greys and warm woods give a contemporary Georgian feel. By contrast, Wexford is bathed in natural light and boasts native Irish tweeds and celtic motifs. Seating guests at tables of six, it’s the perfect spot to trade stories with fellow travellers while savouring gourmet Irish fare.




Observation Car
Bask in the comfort of the Observation Car as you soak up Ireland’s enchanting scenery rolling by. The interiors of the train were created by 40 skilled craftsmen in County Antrim. It took 35,000 hours of work and was designed to reflect the rich Georgian architecture of Dublin.
Celebrate milestone anniversaries or host a standout event aboard one of the world’s most unique venues. Take in bustling cities and historic castles, or recline on plush Irish tweed for local fare as emerald pastures flash by. From group golf trips to team whiskey tastings, we’ll ensure your party enjoys an unforgettable excursion.

Exclusive Charter
Looking to elevate a professional event or surprise someone special with an outstanding birthday celebration? Charter Belmond Grand Hibernian in its entirety and have the freedom to shape events exactly to your liking for up to 40 guests. From rare whiskey tours to a group clay pigeon excursion, our team can customise every detail of a two, four or six-night journey. You’ll leave the whole party charmed.
Area & Location
Area, Country
Dublin, Ireland
Nearest Airport
Dublin Airport
Local Currency
Euro
Time Change
GMT
Language
English
Best time to go
April thru June
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