Dublin
About Us
Harveys is a welcoming, family-run guesthouse nestled in the heart of Dublin city. The Flood family have proudly called this beautiful Georgian home their own for over 40 years, offering warm hospitality and personal service to every guest who stays with us.
Our beds have been described as the most comfortable in the world by our guests!
Our Single Room offers a quaint and inviting retreat, filled with charm and character. The…
All of our double rooms feature an en-suite bathroom with a spacious bath and shower.…
Our spacious large double rooms, located on the ground and basement floors, feature distinctive mid-1700s…
Our Triple Rooms are ideal for small families or groups of friends, featuring one double…
Our Family Rooms are designed to comfortably accommodate up to four guests, making them perfect…
Two of our family rooms are designed to accommodate up to four people, featuring two…
Our Budget Family Room, located on the third floor, comfortably sleeps up to five guests.…
Breakfast
Winter breakfast at Harvey’s is uniquely Irish, it has the Irish Fry a staple of the good days and made up of Poched Eggs, freshly cooked Bacon along with Hendricks sausages cooked in South County Dublin.
What do we have for you Breakfast is made up around our poached eggs, followed by our Irish Bradys Ham, and keeping with Tradition German Salimi.
Attractions
Ireland’s oldest and most famous college opened in 1592 and is an oasis of genteel charm in the heart of college-town Dublin. Its principal treasure is the Book of Kells.
Described by Lonely Planet as ‘not just the best museum in Ireland but one of the best in Europe’, the Chester Beatty is the pre-eminent Irish museum promoting the appreciation.
Ireland’s National Museum houses a varied, comprehensive collection of Irish artifacts from 6000 BC to the present, including the largest collection of Celtic antiquities in the world – an astonishing array of gold jewelry, carved stones, and weapons.
Tours
Why not see the city with people who love it, the tours are run with passion and fervour, the walk run around 2 hours and include some of the more popular sights as well as local insights.
Since 1988 the Dublin Literary Pub Crawl has been rambling the streets of the capital and bringing to life the literary history of the city.
Location
Harvey’s Guest House enjoys a prime location in Dublin, offering visitors a comfortable base just a short walk from the city’s vibrant center. Situated near key attractions such as Croke Park, O’Connell Street, and the historic Georgian quarters, it provides easy access to cultural landmarks, shopping districts, and public transportation. The surrounding neighborhood is peaceful yet well-connected, allowing guests to explore Dublin’s lively pubs, restaurants, and museums with convenience.
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