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Harrington Hall Hotel
Harrington Hall has undergone complete refurbishment to restore the beauty of its Georgian architecture.
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Bed and Breakfast Summary |
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Harrington Hall Hotel
70 Harcourt Street
Dublin
County Dublin
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Bed and Breakfast Description
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This is technically a guesthouse but you get the full hotel works except for a restaurant. Converted from a pair of Georgian houses, one the previous home of a lord mayor, the other a nun-run hostel (the convent is out back), it feels more like a refined private home than a commercial setup, particularly as you nurse your G&T in front of the turf fire. There are 23 bedrooms, spotless housekeeping (thanks to Mrs. King, the owner's mum) and the bonus of a carpark for those coming by ferry.
The original style and architecture has been retained and coupled with all the amenities of a modern hotel in a discreet and assuring manner.
Facilities include ensuite bathroom, soundproofing, fan assisted air conditioning, direct dial telephone, Internet connection, television, radio, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryer and a trouser press. |
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Local Attractions
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From designer labels to second hand finds, you'll find it all in Dublin. Grafton Street is home to the famous Brown Thomas store, which stocks an extensive range of designer labels. At the top of Grafton Street you'll find the St. Stephen's Green centre which is packed with shops, cafes and things to do. Off Grafton Street is the Powerscourt Townhouse Centre, a beautifully restored Georgian townhouse, now full of quirky and interesting shops. A pianist plays regularly.
North of the river is Henry Street and the Jervis and Ilac centres. The Jervis centre is a new complex located on Jervis Street, near Henry Street, and is bright, clean and a joy to shop in! Arnotts department store is also situated nearby. Nestling between the two main shopping streets is Temple Bar, with its many second hand and specialist shops.
If you want to buy Irish crafts, visit the House of Ireland, on Nassau Street, which stocks a fantastic selection of Irish glassware, china, clothing and linens. For contemporary Irish crafts, visit Kilkenny Design which is also located on Nassau Street. One of Irelands most famous ceramists, Louis Mulcachy, has a shop selling his ceramics at 17, Kildare Street.
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B&B Location
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Harrington Hall is on Harcourt Street, which enters the southwest corner of Saint Stephen's Green. It is less than five minutes walk from Grafton Street at the heart of Dublin's city centre. Most major shops, restaurants, theatres and pubs can be reached on foot.
Directions By car:
follow directions to south city centre / Saint Stephen's Green.
By bus or train:
ask for the south city centre / Saint Stephen's Green.
Directions to Harrington Hall from Dublin Airport
Follow the signs for Dublin City Centre to O’Connell Street. Continue over O’Connell Bridge and turn right with the traffic around Trinity College. Stay in the left hand lane, which will bring you on to Nassau Street.
Take the second turn right onto Kildare Street. Stay in the left hand lane. At the top of Kildare Street turn left and then continue straight along Merrion Row. Go to the 2nd set of traffic lights and take a right at Pembroke Street. At the top of Pembroke Street take a right turn onto to Leeson Street. Go to the left hand lane and take a left turn onto Earlsfort Terrace. Take the 1st right immediately after the National Concert Hall onto Hatch Street. At the end of Hatch Street turn right again which will take you onto Harcourt Street.
Harrington Hall is approx 50 yards down on the right hand side. We advise that you park out front opposite the hotel at first. The car park is immediately passed the front door – just turn right into Stable Lane. Drive slowly as if you miss you will have to go around again!
Should you need any assistance please do not hesitate to ring us at 01.4753497.
The journey should take between 30-45 minutes
Taking the Luas to Harrington Hall
Harrington hall is located on the green line of the Luas, at the Harcourt stop.
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