I first stayed at this hotel and had a room at the front of the hotel, the room was noisy as near the street and could hear the tram and party goers all night. Second time I asked for a room at the back, the room was far nicer and much larger. However facilities weren't great. The tv had limited... More

I booked in for 2 nights early January as was looking for something reasonably priced, close to city and airport and was not a glorified cesspit. I have to say done everything it said "on the tin" Hotel was only around 55 Euro a night only which is pretty good compared to the rest I found, was close to City... More

A lovely hotel with lovely staff. The room was spacious and spotlessly clean. The lounge and dining areas were also spotless and very well maintained. It could not be faulted. Excellent value for money and we will be back. More

No es fácil encontrar un hotel relación calidad-precio medio en Dublin que te deje satisfecho.Harrington Hall ayudó a que mi regreso a Dublin para pasar unos días de vacaciones 7 años después de vivir allí fuera inolvidable. Es una típica casa georgiana decorada como un hogar, con habitaciones amplias y cómodas, un servicio amabilísimo, un desayuno espectacular ( que hay... More

First time at the HH and believe me when i say this, its TOTALLY value for money! It shows an AA 5 STAR @ reception and lets be frank although the rooms are clearly not 5 STAR the service is 'Par Excellence' the lady at reception, Iwona, is without a doubt the very best at customer service and absolutely lovely,... More

I stayed at Harrington Hall with my husband for a couple of nights. It really is a little gem right in the heart of Dublin City. Everything was perfect. Located in Harcourt Street, it's within easy walking distance of the main areas of Dublin, including Grafton Street, St Stephen's Green and Trinity College. The Luas line is close by, as... More

The Harrington Hall Hotel was perfectly situated as a start and finish for my tour group, making it easy for them to walk Dublin. Close to Grafton Street, and just off of St. Stephen's Green, the hotel was within walking distance of Trinity College and an easy walk to O'Connell Street. Lots of great restaurants, once again, within walking distance... More

Fantastic location for visiting Dublin. Walking distance to main areas for shopping, bars & eating etc and pretty close to Luas line if longer trips are required. Rooms are better than basic, clean, well presented as is the hotel as a whole. I didn't eat the breakfast but didn't hear good feedback from those who did however, I would definitely... More

My partner and I stayed for three nights and had only one proper nights sleep which really impacted on the enjoyment during the day - we were so tired and ended up having to buy some ear plugs which helped a little. The hotel is comfortable but decor very dated and looked like it came from the 80's. The room... More