A great hotel in striking distance of the city.

The doors didn't lock, the woman at the desk was rude and unhelpful and my room was above where the bottles for the pub were recyled..and heard glass shatter and people yelling for most of the night.

The hotel was fine although my husband & I were on our Honeymoon and we had 3 nights at the hotel. 1 night then we went into the country for 2 nights then back to the Harcourt for another 2 nights and on the 2nd night (Wednesday) we didn't get to sleep to 4am as it was so noisy outside on the street and around the hotel due to the nightclub in the hotel & the club situated on the corner. So on Thursday morning we spoke to reception & asked to be moved to another room which they did as we had to leave the following day at 6am & needed a good nights sleep that night. It was still a bit noisy the next night even from the other side of the hotel, but we did get a better nights sleep. I wouldn't recommend this hotel to ANYONE who wants to be able to sleep during the night!

My opinion is a hotel very expensive (185 e. per person per day without breakfast it,s an abuse) and it could to have good windows it,s impossible you can sleep, so much noises in the street and in the local amenities.....

Cosy place, good location, very reasonable price.

Overall, the hotel was okay for the money; clean, accessible to downtown area etc. Our one BIG complaint was that the outdoor bar was just a couple doors down from our building (actually a building just behind the actual hotel) and it was extremely loud until about 3 a.m. each night. So we didn't get much sleep and it was quite aggravating. Thank you.

We stayed for only one nite, thankfully, the water was cold so we could not have a bath or shower, there was no heating in the room when we came in at night, bearing in mind that this was new years eve in a very cold dublin, staff done all they could for us but I would be heading elsewhere for a night away

It was nice,clean and staff was friendly and i really enjoied it!!!

Staff was very friendly. Price was very good for Dublin city centre!

Can be very noisy from street and disco.

Very good,staff very welcoming, Rooms are value for money and of course....there's a kettle!

Not the cleanest or quiestest hotel we've ever stayed in but the location is excellent.

Cheap option, but acceptable for that. Met my expectations.

To be honest my experience in Harcourt was the worst I had in any hotel. I boooked a room because I had an exame in university college early in the morning, after I book it I called to warn them that I needed I quite room. In the end I slept 3 hours. The noise in caused by the night club was unberable and it only stoped at 3am even though it's ment to close much earlyer than that. To sum up, infortunatly was the worst hotel I have been. We assume that the minimum that a hotel can provide is a good night of sleep.

Normal standard hotel.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Great location, walking to Grafton St and St Stephens Green Shopping Centre.

Not for the claustophobic! Poor standard of quality. Cheap. Tiny bathroom(cats and swing - i don't think so!) - small lobby with lack of seating - large sparse characterless bar . Springs had gone on bedroom matress( before i slept on it!) Meter on street parking only real option which is a hassle and expensive. Clientele seemed to be mostly folks from US - bad point or good point depends on your outlook.

The Harcourt was in a very good location,the room we had was a really good size & very comfortable,on the down side i thought it was a little bit expensive but seeing as Dublin is expensive overall its probably about right

we weren't informed that there was a nightclub at the hotel and found the noise level unbearable (even though they provided us with ear plugs). This was the first hotel we ever stayed in that had earplugs supplied for guests! The manager was not at all helpful when we complained and asked to be moved to another room. Eventually one of the night staff sorted us out with a different room where the noise was a little less. We received no apologies and found that the price of 300 euro for one night (without breakfast) was way overpriced and extremely bad value for money. To conclude we found the stay very unpleasant and will definitely not be returning in the future. I don't wonder why Ireland has such a bad reputation for ripping off tourists!

The staff were polite and friendly! The hotel was very relaxing and the rooms were well equipped and comfortable! overall atmosphere was very welcoming! would defintely stay again.

Great location and comfortable, excellent restauraunts and bars in immediate vacinity.

Bedrooms were fine except the bathrooms were far to small .breakfast was adequate but not presented very well hot food had obviously been put out for some time and was dried up. All the staff were helpful.The fire alarm kept going off for no apparent reason for long periods and we found this very disconcerting when asking the cleaning staff what was going on only to learn that they could not speak english.

Central, value for money, clean, safe.

Cheapest decent hotel in the area.

Excellent really enjoyed the stay there.

The room was poor but everything else about the hotel was good

Hotel was in great location and very reasonable prices. Would definately use it again. Didn't use any facilities bar the room.

Perfect location, very comfortable and quiet.

The hotel is old and a bit run-down but the location is great and it is good value for money.

Comfortable and convenient for the centre and the Luas(tram service).

It was a great hotel. Clean and very quaint. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone.

Good value, I'd stay there again.

Lovely friendly homely hotel.

Did the job, nothing special.

Loved it!!!!!!!!!! liked the fact there was a nightclub in the hotel and the food in the little caesars restaurant was so tasty!!!!! wud definately stay there again! x

Brill!

A great value if you don't need 4- or 5-star accomodation.

Very nice and exceptional value for money. Very close to transport which is important when you are on business. Have already made two other reservations to stay at this hotel.

The hotel is very conveniently located near loads of bars, clubs and good places to eat as well as the shops and places of interest.

THe Hartcourt Hotel staff were very accomodating and it was a great hotel with regards ti locality and price.

Excellent hotel, I have used it on several occasions in the past. Immaculate and service was excellent.

I really enjoyed my stay.

Lovely spot and perfect location. Yes, the pub noise is a bit loud but that is to be expected given the location.

Aside from the bar noise right outside the room's window, we were very pleased with the staff, location and amenities. The rooms were small but adequate and the renovated facility was unique. Located just a short walk from St. Stephen's Green, the Hop On, Hop Off bus service and Grafton Street area, the location was perfect for us. The staff was exceptionally pleasant and helpful, and the restaurant and bar were quite good.

A central Hotel in a good area of Dublin. I stayed a couple of nights early in the week [Monday and Tuesday] My only complaint would be about noise in the form of loud conversation and laughter from other guests returning in the early hours of the morning.

Very Central to all amenities and O Connell Street and a very nice hotel to stay in. Staff was very friendly and obliging to organise taxis and to tell you about public transport.

Convenient to city centre; would stay there again.

The Hotel is very central but noisy at night. Most of the rooms are spacious and comfortable.

Excellent!

Would stay there again

The service was friendly & efficient.

This was our second stay in the Harcourt Hotel. It is a really nice Hotel with equally as nice staff. It's centrally located with lots of activity around for nightlife and shopping. D2 nightclub in the basement is great to.

A good solid choice compared to the price. Location good. I would choose the hotel again

I was unhappy with the fact I booked a double room (one bed) and got a twin room which I did not want. Did not have the time to confont this matter as was running late for an event.

The room was basic but spacious and spotlessly clean. It was excellent value for what we paid. It was very noisy at night but we were informed on this when booking. The hotel was central to everything. It was a pity the hotel does not have its own private parking facilities.

I picked this hotel because its close to the city centre and it was cheaper than most hotels in that area. Just one thing - in my room 1011, the coffee making was diffcult because it was beside the tv and there was little room to make coffee or tea.

this hotel misrepresents itself to international travellers as an Irish inn with music. Its reality is an old, filthy, unserviced hotel staffed by every nationality except Irish, with a raucous cabaret that goes on until dawn in the basement. The front desk staff vary in helpfulness - Joe is very civil, and tried to help us find what we wanted within walking distance. However, at our checking-in about 2:45 pm on July 17th, a young Eastern European woman was particularly officious, rude, and unhelpful.When we reserved our time in Dublin, the internet site advertised this hotel as a bed and breakfast. Breakfast turned out to not be included in our case - we had to pay separately. Our room was very old and unclean - there was an old smear of blood on the uncovered boxspring on one side of the bed. Though it was designated a non-smoking room, the carpets and drapes smelled strongly of smoke and, especially, dirt - it seemed like they had not been appropriately cleaned when the hotel decided to set aside non-smoking rooms. Once in our room, we discovered one of our suitcases, badly bashed around by Ryan Air, had suffered a squashed shampoo bottle that leaked most of its contents through the case. I phoned the desk about 5:20 pm to inquire about laundry, and was told hotel laundry was done for the day, but if we got our things to the desk before noon the next day, we'd have them back by 6 pm. The next day just before 10 am, my husband went to the desk with a bag of things to clean, and was told that laundry had to be given over before 9 am in order to have it returned before the next day - the next day for us was our departure. The launderette to which we were sent was closed, so that left us with a bag of shampoo filled personal effects until we got back to Canada. This hotel is the absolute worst - especially as it sits in mid-range cost and is represented as a quality destination - that we have ever stayed at. Mostly unhelpful and in some cases very rude staff, a filthy room, and no easily used services made for a disappointing and exhausting stay. We hope your agency removes this property from its recommended list. We will return to beautiful Ireland, but probably not to Dublin.

Helpful staff

I always stay at the Harcourt when in Dublin. It is comfortable and very convenient to all areas of the city. Staff very friendly.

Great place for the money. We were there when the nightclub was closed so there wasn't too much noise.

It was a great place to stay! I had read some bad reviews on trip advisor about the 'noise' level at night so I do think that it may be helpful to some if you address that circumstance up front. We didn't go into the bar, but it looked great and we expected to hear noise from people and the music. We did hear the music (but it was GREAT music!) and we didn't hear any noise from people, so we thought the stay was wonderful!

Exactly what the advert said - it can be noisey!

Don't book this hotel if you are like 99% of human beings and you sleep at night. Noise from club downstairs and drunk people made our stay unbearable. Glad to be home!

It was a bit noisy. Double glazing might solve this.

Noisy, noisy, noisy! I expected the club/pub noise but didn't expect the suburban train and honking taxi's awaiting club goers right outside the hotel until 4:00 am! Forget any sleep, and the facilities doen't warrant the trade-off.

There was considerable noise from the nightclub underneath the hotel and also from other guests returning in from the nightclub. Didn't bother us as we had been out late ourselves, however I would not reccommend this for older couples or families.

There is a good club downstairs where you can spend a great night! Not recommendable if you can't sleep with noise though...

excellent hotel! clean, quiet and very nice!

The harcourt is located within 5 mins walk from Stephens Green. The general decor of the hotel is one of the 1970's with the rooms small in size. the Staff are top notch especially within the bar and Accommodation Staff. One of the major draw backs is that part of the hotel is not connected with the repection. For Example on Checking in , one must leave the Hotel and walk down the Street to Check into your room. Overall for the amount you pay the hotel is good value but would not be everyone's choices. Overall it is clean, well run and good value for money.

Ideally situated for a fun weekend away, without having to compromise on anything. Rooms great, lovely and clean everywhere, great patio garden and a large bar! Fantastic breakfast if your up to it!

The noise from the nightclub downstairs was totally unacceptable. When we complained we were told to speak to the manager but surprise surprise the manager was not available.