Harcourt Hotel  

Perfect location and huge family room.Pleasant staff. Big breakfast.Great location to St. Stephen's Green, Dublinia, Trinity College, St Patrick's and Christ Church. Temple Bar walking distance too.

Noisy and the pub on the premises is expensive with mediocre food.

Location fab, hotel clean, room fine. Ive read the comments from guest re some noise levels. Look, if you want peace and quiet, dont stay in a hotel with a nighclub attached.

Hotel staff were extremely helpful and friendly, especially when we had a problem with the hotel room we were initially booked into. One of the receptionists offered to get me a coffee whilst I waiting for a cab - very nice! Our first room had problems but this was dealt with quickly and we were put in a much better, second one. Fairly comfortable bed and good bathroom facilities. Breakfast was adequate but not particularly "top notch". Decent bar with a range of drinks and quite a good menu. Nice "antique" style to the hotel (it's a Georgian building) and it's in a lovely location (St Stephen's Green and the main shopping area are about 5 minutes' walk away).

A word of warning - don't book a room in the street-facing part of the hotel! There is a nightclub in the basement of the hotel which is open for the latter part of the week/weekends and this might affect your ability to sleep at night. The room we were in first was directly above the club and looked out onto Harcourt Street. Plus it wasn't double- glazed - not great. When people congregate outside the hotel waiting to go into the club it gets very noisy! The central heating isn't automatic and is only turned if you ask (which we didn't know about!) TVs in the room could do with updating - perched up high and quite small. The first room also suffered from a blocked sink, pretty disgusting. We voiced our complaints and were moved to another room particularly quickly, something in the hotel's favour. Although there were quite a lot of positives, on balance I don't think we'd choose to stay here again.

The night club is very good..location is great for night life...

Not suitable for familys with children, very loud area at night...

Location

Rooms located in different block from hotel. Noisy. I requested non smoking online and got a smoking room - musty smell.

Friendly staff, nice bar.

Breakfast was poor. Rotten coffee, cold rashers,yuk scrambled egg awful brown bread

location

beds were very hard noisy especially @ 4am in the morning

very conveniently located for walking around dublin

noisy at night due to activity on the street around the hotel. advertised as having free wifi throughout the hotel, but wifi only available in common areas of the hotel on the ground floor, not in rooms, and it was not a fast connection.

Convienient Location

If you are wanting to get a feel for Dublin nightlife then this is a pretty good hotel. It is 10 minutes from the main shopping areas too.

It is very noisy at night so if its a quiet break or an early night you are after then this is most definitely not the place to go. The bar and nightclub were pretty lively, drink was very expensive and the food was pretty reasonable and quite good. The staff were very helpful and pleasant however i found that the rooms on the website were not a true reflection of reality. I had booked a 2 bed suite and got one room with 5 beds packed pretty tightly into it. We had booked and paid for 5 people and only got 4 towels left in the bathroom. The rooms were pretty tired and in dire need of redecoration.

the drinks were reasonable priced for dublin i enjoyed the bars friendly people also the breakfast was very good

Other than the noise no problems with the hotel, close to stephens green and luas stop outside the hotel

Only stayed 1 night but the room was on the street so there was the noise of Luas and from people outside when the hotel nightclub finished up.

Everything was nice about this hotel, except that it is very-very loud, even in the more quiet area.

The noise, the noise, the noise. People outside shouting until 3 AM or so.