Harrington Hall - Dublin

Historic Georgian townhouse with free parking, 1000 ft from St Stephen's Green

Rooms & Themed Accommodations

Harrington Hall's rooms combine historic Georgian architecture with contemporary furnishings. The hotel offers themed rooms tailored for an immersive experience of Dublin's heritage. Guests in back rooms benefit from reduced noise, and complimentary earplugs are provided for a restful sleep.

Dining & Bar

The hotel's bistro serves a traditional Irish breakfast with omelettes, fish dishes, and pancakes in a room with ornate ceilings. The Harcourt Bar has an outdoor garden lounge for evening cocktails. Guests can also choose from a variety of dining options offering fine dining and casual bites within the hotel.

Location & Surroundings

Harrington Hall Dublin is 1000 ft from St Stephen's Green and within a 10-minute walk of Grafton Street's shops. Trinity College, Temple Bar, and Dublin Castle are all within a 15-minute walk. The Guinness Storehouse is 1 mile away, and the Harcourt Luas stop is right outside for city access.

Amenities & Services

The hotel provides complimentary earplugs and free Wi-Fi throughout. Business guests have access to meeting/banquet facilities and dry cleaning services. Free parking is available in the area, and the 24-hour front desk offers luggage storage and early check-in.

Entertainment & Nightlife

Harrington Hall Dublin Ireland sits on Harcourt Street across from popular nightclubs and bars, giving guests direct access to Dublin's nightlife. The hotel's double-glazed windows and ceiling fans help reduce street noise, and earplugs are supplied. The Harcourt Bar offers a quieter outdoor garden lounge for evening drinks.

• Location: 1000 ft from St Stephen's Green, within walking distance of Grafton Street and Trinity College
• Rooms: Themed rooms with historic Georgian architecture
• Dining: Traditional Irish breakfast served in a spacious dining room
• Amenities: Free parking, meeting/banquet facilities, complimentary earplugs
• Nightlife: Steps from Harcourt Street clubs and bars