Copper Alley, Fishamble Street, D2, Dublin
Guests will find a courtyard, reception staffed 24-hours a day, lift and disabled facilities for guests with reduced mobility. A Bureau de Change, tourist and travel information booking service, safe and luggage storage provide additional convenience. More Details Hotel Harding
Lesley
Bristol, United Kingdom
27/12/2011
4/5 Read Review
The harding hotel is a great little hotel that offers a very friendly service. staff are always available to help and are happy to do so. the rooms are basic but generally your not spending too much there. the hotel is just on the edge of temple bar which means everything is in walking distance.
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Merv
Newton Abbot,Devon, United Kingdom
28/12/2008
5/5 Read Review
Good hotel in the heart of temple bar area. good clean rooms. very helpful staff throughout the hotel
Alan
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
06/10/2008
5/5 Read Review
This is our second stay in the harding, so was impressed enough first time round to come back. plus points are location- just on the edge of temple bar and the city centre so you can walk just about anywhere in dublin city from the hotel; price is good value for such a location; staff and facilities are good. building is beautiful with a history. downsides; well now- last stay was on the second floor. room was too warm, but opening the window helped. however this time we were on the 4th floor and with all radiators off and windows wide open the place was still a sauna. bathroom was too hot to close the door- must've been 40degrees+. we slept each night on top of sheets (and this is in october). i understand that this is just the way things are and there is nothing the hotel can do about it short of a rebuild! so if you like to sleep cool this might not be the place for you, or ask for a cooler room (if they exist). another slight critisism- though just a small point, was the breakfast arrangements. maybe we're just getting spoiled with the current trend for buffet breakfasts where you can eat what you like, but it just feels a little annoying when you choose a cooked breakfast, that you're not allowed to pick up a croissant or scone as this counts as part of the continental selection. the continental brekkie is delicious so i had it for 2 days, but on my 3rd i had cooked and really wanted to have a croissant with my coffee afterwards! another point about the continental breakfast is that it's a bit limited in selection- no cold meat or cheese at all. just bakery products, yoghurt and cereal. fair enough i suppose- but again- nowadays many places offer more. so in summary, the harding is a good hotel and good value (for dublin!), but if you dislike being over-heated and sweating through-out your stay enquire about room choice or give a miss.
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Sandra
Bournemouth, United Kingdom
16/11/2007
5/5 Read Review
It was a lovely hotel. we stayed for the weekend and it was a perfect base for us. couldn't have asked for better.
Shelagh
Peterborough, United Kingdom
13/10/2007
4/5 Read Review
Very enjoyable stay at the harding. difficult to imagine this was a 2* budget hotel. the room was extremely clean & the bed comfortable. the bathroom was well fitted & towels changed daily. breakfast was excellent - i requested mushrooms which were not on the menu & got them. had dinner on the first night in the resaurant. amazing value. our friends had a problem with their shower - immediately offered another room. could not fault the serive & the standards in this hotel. its location so close to temple bar, yet quiet - another plus.
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