Harrington Hall 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.

Harrington hall is a member of the Manor House Hotel Group Click here for a full listing of Irish hotels & website links.

Harrington Hall has undergone a complete refurbishment to restore the beauty of its Georgian architecture. The original style and architecture has been retained and sympathetically coupled with all the amenities of a modern hotel

Bedroom facilities include:

All rooms are ensuite with direct dial telephone, multi channel TV , tea /coffee hospitality tray, hair dryer, garment press & central ceiling fan. All floors are serviced by an elevator and there is free Wi-Fi in the public areas.

Breakfast time:

Breakfast in the Harrington hall is a special treat. Apart from the Traditional Irish breakfast you can sample our speciality omelettes, pancakes & fish dishes. Freshly squeezed fruit juices, copious amounts of fresh fruit, yogurts and freshly baked  breads are order of the day.

Guest service menu:

This is served daily from 2.30pm to 11.00pm. Here you can choose from a wide variety of hot and cold snacks. It includes soup of the day, smoked salmon, wraps, hot sandwiches, cheese selection and a fruit basket option. We offer a selection of wines by the bottle or 1/4 bottle, Cava and champagnes, bottled beers, spirits and of course soft drinks.

Car Parking:

Harrington Hall has its own private car park exclusively to its guests. This facility is offered free of charge on a first come first served basis. It can not be reserved in advance ( having said this because we have yet to run in to problems!). Alternatively there is a multi storey 24 hour car park locally available at the Royal College of Surgeons ( west side of St Stephens Green ). Overnight rates from 5 Euro ( 4754943 ).

Special arrangements with the Harcourt Hotel ( adjacent ).
Once you are a resident of Harrington hall you are welcome to avail of the late bars / beer garden and nightclub in the Harcourt Hotel and / or Little Caesars restaurant.

Harrington Hall is now named after its most famous former resident, Timothy Charles Harrington. His mother was an O'Sullivan Beare and Harrington grew up a nationalist. In 1877 he founded and edited the Kerry Sentinel. Entering politics, he became secretary of the Land League in 1882. As Honorary Secretary to the Irish Parliamentary Party he devised the famous Plan of Campaign for the land war, which he published in United Ireland on 23rd October 1886 and thereafter, with John Dillon and William O'Brien played a leading role in the agitation, and twice went to prison for his activities. He was M.P. for Kerry (1880), for Co. Westmeath (1833) and for the Harbour Division, Dublin (from 1885). Harrington was called to the bar in 1897 and acted as counsel for Charles Stewart Parnell during the sittings of the commission on 'Parnellism and Crime' (1888-89).