The Harcourt Hotel,
60 Harcourt Street, Dublin 2, Ireland  |
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| The Harcourt Hotel is centrally located in one of Dublin's most fashionable areas. This lively hotel currently incorporates eight Georgian listed buildings in Harcourt Street, just off the south west corner of St. Stephens Green. Temple Bar and all Dublin's major attractions are within walking distance of the hotel. Formerly the home to George Bernard Shaw, this historic building has been carefully renovated, preserving all it's original style and character to produce one of Ireland's finest Georgian hotels. |
Hotel Facilities |
| General Facilities |
Direct Dial Telephone
Cable - Satellite TV
Hairdryer
Room Service
Ironing Board
Garment Press
Tea/Coffee Making |
| Bar / Dining Options |
Barneys Bar
D-Two Lounge
Little Caesars |
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The hotel accommodation is clearly designed with the guest's comfort in mind. The Harcourt features over 100 elegantly appointed guestrooms. Each ensuite room is fully equipped with multi channel TV, direct dial telephone, tea / coffee making facilities and a hair dryer. All rooms are also equipped with either an iron and ironing board or a garment press. Smoking and non smoking rooms are available on dedicated floors. |
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This fine Dublin hotel has its own restaurant, bar and nightclub. 'Little Ceasars' is the in-house Restaurant. It specialises in Italian dishes although it also offers a good International choice at reasonable prices. The cuisine ranges from excellent to sublime. The hotel bar, Blarney's Bar features live Traditional music. In the comfortable surroundings of the bar you can order anything from a steak to a snack. |
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The "D2" nightclub in the basement offers you all the best in nightlife, it typically operates Wednesday to Sunday. Entry is free to residents of the hotel with the exception of New Year's Eve. This exciting venue is best described as lively, particularly at the weekends and as a result some rooms may suffer from noise. Within walking distance of the hotel you will find Temple Bar, Dublin’s dynamic and vibrant cultural quarter. |
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