Harcourt Hotel

The breakfast is a standard buffet which is repeated every day which is rather boring if you are staying more than two days. I missed other options such as salads and fruit which would have made the breakfast nicer. The Italian staff was relatively polite and not friendly. On the contrary the Brazilian staff was splendid, empathetic and very nice. I speak both Italian and Portuguese and know Italians and Brazilians quite well. The Spanish staff at the reception desk were very professional.

We stayed as a group of three girls, and initially, we only had two bed sheets in the room. However, the staff quickly resolved the issue without any problems, which we really appreciated. The hotel administration was also very helpful in assisting us with booking tours and providing information about the area. Overall, their efficiency and helpfulness made our stay more enjoyable.

The building is elegant, the room we stayed in was actually very pretty, the staff were all helpful and kind, and it was in a very convenient part of town - right on the tram line to be able to get wherever we needed to go. There are many good restaurants and pubs just a street away. Overall we enjoyed our stay here and felt comfortable.

The breakfast was gorgeous. There was a wide variety of food which was beautifully cooked and tasted delicious. The fresh fruit salad and the fry were gorgeous. I loved the wheaten bread. The dinning area and staff were perfect. The bed was very comfortable. The Hotel was beside Stephens green, within walking distance of the restaurants we ate in at night and convenient to shops and bars. The price for bed and breakfast was very reasonable by Dublin standards. The tram dropped you at the door of the Hotel. Taxis were also readily available if you needed one.

We stayed four people for two nights in the Playwright Suite, which was spacious with comfortable beds half a flight below ground. Comfortable beds, and warm shower. We did not try the breakfast. Walking distance to the city centre. We had no major concerns and would consider coming back in the future.