The Harcourt Hotel is centrally located with one of Dublin's most fashionable addresses. It is situated on Harcourt St. off the south west corner of St. Stephen's Green. It is on the LUAS (tram system) line which services from Grafton Street (one stop) to the north and to the Green Line Sandyford in the South. Grafton Street and its surrounds would arguably be Ireland's most exclusive shopping district. Temple Bar and all Dublin's major attractions are all within walking distance of the hotel.

Harcourt Hotel FrontThe Hotel currently incorporates eight Georgian listed buildings, one of which was a former home to George Bernard Shaw.

Hotel facilities include over 100 bedrooms, 'Little Caesars' restaurant, D-Two bar and nightclub and an all weather beer garden. It is best described as a lively hotel particularly but not exclusively at the weekend. As a result some rooms can suffer from noise.

The apartments are made up of one and two bedroom apartments. The one-bedroom apartments have either a double bed OR two single beds in the bedroom + futon sofa bed (sleeps up to 4 persons) and the two-bedroom apartments have a twin room and a double room + futon sofa bed (sleeps up to 6 persons).

Each apartment is fully equipped with every modern convenience from washer/dryer to iron/ironing board, from cooker/oven to microwave. The Shaw ApartmentsLinen and Towels are supplied. Hair dryers are also supplied.

The Shaw Court apartments are available nightly from Sunday to Thursday inclusive. They are also available for weekly and monthly lettings.

Residents at the Shaw Court Apartments are entitled to use the facilities of the Harcourt Hotel including restaurant and late night residents bar, D|Two Bar, Nightclub & Beer Garden.

The Shaw ApartmentsPlease Note: Check in point for the apartments are at the Harcourt Hotel, 60 Harcourt Street, Dublin 2. A refundable deposit will be requested for each set of apartment keys. Apartments are serviced daily with a linen change on average every 3 days.

The Hotel has over 100 bedrooms. All of the rooms are Bedroomensuite with multi cahnnel TV, direct dial telephone, tea / coffee making facilities and hair dryers. All rooms are equipped with either an iron and ironing board or a garment press.

The bedrooms are distributed evenly between 2 blocks: the main and what we refer to as our new wing (one door away).

We have smoking and non smoking rooms available on dedicated floors. Our rooms type combination is one of the most flexible in the city. Apart from the traditional twin / doubles we have numerous triple and quad room together with family rooms that can sleep up to 5 persons. A range of suites are available for that special occasion at a modest supplement.

• The main restaurant is 'Little Caesars'.
• You can access the full menu and price list on www.littlecaesars.ie.
• Little Caesars is open from 12 noon to midnight 7 days a week.
• It specialises in Italian cuisine but offers but offers a good range of international dishes.
• Dining at the Harcourt HotelBreakfast
• This is a buffet style served in D-Two lounge.
• From Monday to Friday it is served from 7.30 am to 10.30 am
• And on Saturday / Sunday from 8.00 am to 11.00 am
• Full Irish Breakfast: 10.50 Euro

Continental Breakfast: 7.00 Euro

Carvery Lunch:

This is served in D-Two from Monday to Friday f rom 12.00 noon to 2.30 pm. Its popularity is a reflection of the variety and good value for money available.

Pub Grub (Bar Food):
From this menu you order anything from a steak to a snack without leaving the comfort of the bar. Served from 5.00 pm to 9.00 pm and all day Saturday & Sunday.

Celebrating a Party be it a Birthday, an anniversary, a going away do, a launch, a retirement, or an engagement we might have something to interest you.

For corporate outings and events from a reserved area in the bar, a BBQ, a race night, a casino night or fund raiser we can help.

Most of the Harcourt Hotel's meeting rooms are located in what we refer to as the new wing. Many of the rooms still have their original ornate ceilings, chandeliers and period style drapes; a reminder of a more gracious age. When it comes to meeting rooms / board rooms they offer a refreshing alternative to the somewhat clinical alternatives available. The names of the suites delve into the hotel's historic connections with George Bernard Shaw