Ruby Hotels, led by founder and CEO Michael Struck, is taking off on the Emerald Isle, with the announcement of Ruby Molly, set to open Q3 / 2024.
The Munich-based group's Lean Luxury Design Hotel is being built in the centre of Dublin: a brand-new building comprising 272 rooms and over 500 m2 for bar, café, and lounge on the ground floor, which is open to both guests and the public.
The new Ruby Hotel is being built centrally at the intersection of Arran Street East and Mary Street Little. Capel Street with its many individual stores, restaurants and coffee shops is just around the corner. Dublin's famous Fruit & Vegetable Market with its historic Victorian halls is diagonally opposite. The market will be regenerated and will be a central attraction for all food lovers in Dublin.
The expansive Ruby Bar and Lounge areas, which are easily visible from the street, have been deliberately designed to be inviting for all residents of the neighbourhood in typical Ruby style. Architecturally, the new building is skillfully integrated into its surroundings: the hotel's facade borrows its aesthetic from the Fruit Market with its red & yellow brickstones and the extra high ceilings and windows on the ground floor create an extraordinary, open feeling of space. The recessed rooms on the top floor offer private terraces for guests only.
With the upcoming opening of two more hotel projects in the UK, an opening in the Netherlands in 2022 and two new hotels in Switzerland, Ireland is the sixth European country in Ruby's expansion drive. The development partner is ARA Europe, and the executive architects are John Fleming Architects in Dublin. Interior design is being handled by Ruby's in-house design team under the creative direction of Matthew Balon. In keeping with the group's other properties, Ruby Molly will follow Ruby's 'Lean Luxury' philosophy: a top location, high-quality fittings, and outstanding design. All of this is offered at an affordable price by rigorously cutting out the superfluous and focusing on the essential.
North City
Dublin, Ireland
