Harding Hotel

Large beds which were very comfy. Very spacious room. Handy little fridge well stocked with milk for an emergency coffee! Loved the ironing board and iron in the room. Lots of space to hang clothes, which is often an issue with the hotel chains with the same star rating. Really nice overall, and the perfect location in Dublin.

Very difficult to cool down the room. We were far too warm, even though we turned the air con to 16 degrees. There was quite a bit of noise from outside, even though the staff did work to accommodate our wishes by giving us a room at the back and on the top floor. We put the noise issue down to the fact that it was Friday night and the city centre.

The room was great! The hotel was able to get a two-bed room for me and my friend. Beds were super comfortable, and the pillows too! Clean and fresh linens. Perfect for the two of us, and we felt very safe the whole stay! Staff was super helpful and able to book our taxi to the airport for us. Excellent location as well--right across the street from Christchurch Cathedral, and around the corner from Dublin Castle. Leo Burdock's fish and chips not five minutes' walk away.

It was a bit noisy while the bar downstairs was still open, but closing the window helped cover most of it. The bathroom was a bit musty, but that makes sense because the window was on the other side of the room. Nothing troublesome otherwise!

From the minute we walked in to The Harding, we were made to feel welcomed. The room was a great size, nice big bed and the bathroom was excellent. Ironing board and 2 irons to get those creases out of the clothes you've squeezed into your luggage. Kettle, tea and coffee, with milk in the fridge. There was a TV, but you don't go to Dublin to watch TV do you. The breakfast was fabulous. We both had a full Irish on the first morning and we were 'full' after eating that, definitely recommended. The second morning we went for slightly lighter, smoked salmon and scrambled eggs, which again was superb. The staff in the breakfast room were all extremely pleasant and attentive. The location of the Harding is perfect, just within the border of Temple Bar and only 5 minutes from the River Liffey.

Parking outside is very difficult.

Breakfast was cute, people are friendly , location is the best. You can go anywhere , bus stations 1 minute away from the hotel, and the most important, bus station for the airport 5 minutes away on feet. There's a lovely pub next to (inside) the hotel. Would definetely visit again , there's no need to look for something better. Highly recommend

There's a bar (not the hotel's pub that i've mentioned) right behind the hotel , and some drunk people made noises at night , but thats not the hotel's fault.

The hotel was lovely, we were shocked as it was one of the cheaper options, breakfast which was included in our booking was amazing, the room was nice and spacious. The staff were very friendly and always helpful. Everything we needed to know was explained well and nothing was too much for the staff, they were very good.

Bedroom lights were a bit dim, but it wasn't a major issue. Double bed was 2 singles, this seems to be the normal for many hotels, but always leaves a ridge down the middle.

Single room was quite big and bed very comfortable. Breakfast option was good.

Breakfast on booking is priced 10€ but prices are marked on the menu when you order and I've paid between 13 and 14€. There was a light to mark the step for the bathroom that I was not able to switch off, I didn't ask staff, but I resolved placing a towel on it to make the room dark. Street pubs are a bit noisy but it was all settled by midnight or so. This is, of course no hotel fault

The location was great--right across the street from Christ Church Cathedral at the edge of Temple Bar. The hotel was a quick walk (slightly uphill) from Merchant's Quay stop on the Dublin Express bus from Dublin Airport. The area felt safe and the room was quiet. The staff were kind and there is a lift so getting luggage to and from the room was not difficult. Would definitely consider staying there in the future as the price was reasonable for a triple room.

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The location is good, situated right behind Christchurch, less than 10 mins walk from Four Courts Luas stop. The bar is lovely for food and drinks and breakfast was served until 12 which was a great bonus. We arrived off an early morning flight and were accommodated to check in early. Staff were really friendly and helpful.

The rooms and bathrooms are tired and could do with a bit of updating. A brighter paint colour would make a huge difference.

Lovely hotel in the city centre. Room and bathroom are not massive but big enough and very clean which is more important! Staff is friendly and very helpful. And as a bonus there's a nice pub just below the hotel (no noise as the pub shuts down at 1am so it's very quiet after that!) with live music every night. I didn't have breakfast included as there's lots of little cafes nearby so can't comment on that.

The hotel is very well located in a really beautiful building at the edge of Temple Bar. The staff is amazingly friendly and helpful for anything you may need. The hotel is between a pub (Darkey Kelly's) and a restaurant (Copper Alley bistro) and you can have access to both from the hotel which is really convenient. The room was pristine and had all that is necessary.