Win a luxurious stay for two at The Shelbourne

Looking for the perfect way to recharge after the busy festive season? We have a luxurious January or February break for two to The Shelbourne to give one lucky IMAGE reader. For details, pick up the December issue, out now, and enter below.

Standing in the centre of Dublin for nearly 200 years, The Shelbourne has seen Hollywood stars, historical figures, literary greats and world-renowned artists walk through its famous doors since Martin Burke first opened this grand five-star on the edge of St Stephen’s Green. The epitome of luxury and old-world glamour, The Shelbourne continues to raise the bar when it comes to hospitality. From the lavish bedrooms and suites to the exclusive 1824 bar and private dining in The Constitution Suite, right down to the flowers designed onsite by The Shelbourne’s own team of inhouse florists led by Mary O’Reilly, this glorious institution is renowned for its attention to detail.

And this month, The Shelbourne is offering one IMAGE reader the chance to win a two-night stay in January or February 2020 at this distinguished Dublin address with breakfast each morning, dinner on one evening in The Saddle Room restaurant, a Classic Afternoon Tea in The Lord Mayor’s Lounge, and a blow-dry in The Salon at The Shelbourne (perfect for that pre-dinner prep). Spend your days shopping on Grafton Street or simply stay snuggled up warm by the fire sipping a sumptuous cocktail… it’s entirely up to you! We can’t think of a better way to recharge the batteries after a busy festive season.

For your chance to win this outstanding prize, pick up the December issue of IMAGE Magazine and fill out the form below by midnight, December 16. The winner will be notified on December 18.

The competition code can be found in the December issue of IMAGE Magazine, out now.

The Shelbourne | St Stephen’s Green, Dublin | 01 663 4500 | shelbourne.com

Terms and conditions: Prize must be taken in January or February 2020. (Blackout dates of February 1, 2, 8 and 9). Prize is non-transferable and subject to availability.