Harding Hotel

My wife and I stayed here for one evening in September. We were tired from a very long day of traveling from Malta. While the parking was 2 blocks away and a bit tricky to find, the location of this hotel was perfect. We enjoyed a great night at the pub downstairs. The fish and chips are delicious and the portions are HUGE. One order is plenty for 2! We really enjoyed the band and how they encouraged audience participation– one of the patrons had a great voice and added to the already accomplished musicians. BReakfast was great
The manager was very accomodating –finding and bringing us our lost parking ticket! and helping with the luggage.
only 4 stars because of the parking but otherwise 5 stars

Nice room in a great location. Attached pub darkey Kelleys was a great spot too. Parking a bit hard to find, so we had to walk 20 minutes. Would have been nice to know before hand that they discount if you park at the jury’s hotel. But a nice room right across from Christ church cathedral

This hotel is a MUST stay at hotel during your stay in Dublin! This hotel is located in just the right spot! Walking distance from everything you’d really want to see, and great places to eat and shop! A coworker of mine also stayed here during his stay in Dublin, and couldn’t say one bad thing about it. I was relieved that this place was not only cost effective for our wallets, but romantic enough for our honeymoon wants.
Located directly across the street from Christ Church, make sure you ask upon booking to be in a room facing the church, like we did. Although we were directly above Darkey Kelly Bar, we loved hearing the live music at night; so much so, we left the windows open to dream Irish Rover dreams.
Our room was plenty spacious — we had a king size bed, plus an additional twin bed, which we ended up using as a place to lay our luggage. Supplied with a mini coffee machine, porcelain cups and saucers, and a hair dryer in the desk dryer, where all the comforts I was looking for. Plenty of closet space, and the bathroom was clean and bright.
I would not hesitate to visit here the next time we come to the Emerald Isle!

I checked into this hotel and left the very next day. Once my room was ready I took a nap, and woke up with a few bites on my ankle. I thought it could have been from walking around or something so I didn’t think to move rooms but after the nights sleep, I woke up the next day with a bunch more on both legs and ankles. YUCK. Definitely bed bugs. Avoid this hotel or at least room 204.
I will say that the front desk staff was extremely kind and helpful. I arrived early and the girl let me know she would have my room ready as soon as she could and another girl running the front desk later on let me borrow an outlet adapter. BUT the bed bugs gives this hotel 1 star. GROSS

I just stayed in Dublin for a few days at the end of a business trip. The Harding was as nice as my work hotel for a third the price. AND it’s so convenient to everything — even the 747 airport bus, which stops right outside. Given the value, I would rate it a ten, if I could.

I could not have chosen a more centrally located, convenient, clean, comfy, affordable hotel in Dublin.
He room was pretty bare bones — but I had no intention of spending much time there anyway. The room was very clean, the bed was extremely comfortable, the heating system was easy to manage, the bathroom clean and very efficient. I usually have difficulty sleeping in hotel rooms and I slept like a baby my entire stay. I did wish there was an additional outlet in the room (I needed to unplug my TV for an outlet) but I am being a brat to even complain here about that. The view of Christ Church was beautiful and it really was lovely to hear the bells. Anyone complaining that they are being awoken by the bells of Christ Church while staying in lovely Dublin, needs a pinch.
The Harding Hotel truly contributed to my having an absolutely wonderful time in Dublin.

I stayed here on a trip to Dublin a while back. The staff was very gracious and generous and the location can’t be beat. It was also a nice place. I’d definitely recommend it.

I was really happy with this hotel. I found it online and the reviews looked good. The price was also pretty hard to beat considering it’s location right next to (but not in) Temple Bar. I was able to walk around to pretty much whatever I wanted to see from here. Finding the place is really easy too, it is literally right across the street from Christ’s Church Cathedral.
I booked a room for one person and was surprised to find that my room had a king sized bed! There was also a relatively big bathroom with large shower as well. The room even came with a fridge, iron, pants press, and in room coffee and tea service. The WiFi was free and thankfully did not have one of those web pages you have to login to every time you want to use WiFi. You put in the code once and you are good to go the whole time you are there. The signal was not the strongest in my room but I had no trouble using Facebook and reading the news so I was happy.
The place was pretty clean and even though there was music down in the bar I was not able to hear it up on the 4^th floor.
I would recommend this hotel to anyone going to Dublin.

This is the hotel we spent two nights in in Dublin, and I’m a fan! Very friendly staff here, and the rooms are more than adequate, especially for the price (I think we paid 80 euro a night, which isn’t too bad, especially in Dublin). The only thing I’d change is that the rooms are RIGHT near the pub, so if you try to go to bed at all before 10pm (which I did, because we had to be up so early!) it’s difficult because of the noise from the pub. Still… It’s a great place to stay! Just bring ear plugs if that really bothers you!
PS: Free Wi-​Fi was a HUGE perk. Yay!

Nice rooms and decent prices. Great location and friendly staff. Clean and comfortable rooms.