Nicholas and the staff went above, and beyond to make me feel very welcome. He even recommended to me some places to visit while I was in Dublin. I definitely would stay here again.

Staff were really friendly, room was nice and clean, Nicholas let us keep our car in carpark whilst we went to a match a Croke Park. Have recommended to friends.

Had a lovely stay. Was a last minute trip to join family. The staff were so welcoming and helpful with great tips on what to see and where to go. Was lovely and quite at the guest house with a short walk to the main sites and attraction. As i single women i felt very safe out walking in the neighborhood. Had a single traditional room and was done beautifuly, charming and characterful. With lovely touches of the modern world (bedside lamp with wirless phone charger) A great place for live music and food near by is murrays, had a great night there!

Great staff and historical Victorian building.

Very friendly and accommodating. Highly recommend.

The shower in our room was unusable. Zero water pressure

Decent enough guesthouse with nice staff. Clearly an old building but all comfortable enough albeit with constantly changing water temperatures in the shower. Continental breakfast offered on 1 of the 2 mornings we stayed…needed to pay extra. €720 for 2 people, 2 nights, no breakfast…I could have got a decent hotel with facilities, closer to central Dublin and including breakfast for that…my bad, should have shopped around. Excellent location for Croke Park, but 30 minutes walk to Temple Bar and 50 minutes walk to Aviva Stadium.

We recently enjoyed a 3-night weekend stay at Harvey Guesthouse with a group of five girls. The room was spacious with comfortable beds, and housekeeping came by daily to offer fresh towels and tidy up — even though we didn’t need it every day, it was nice to have the option. The location is convenient, just 15–20 minutes from the airport, and in a quiet area with shops nearby. It’s also not too far from Temple Bar, making it easy to get into the heart of the city. Due to a delayed flight, we arrived after the official check-in time, but one of the owners kindly waited for us, which we really appreciated. There were a couple of minor downsides: the shower pressure could have been better, and we’d recommend bringing your own hairdryer as the one provided wasn’t very powerful. The bathrooms could also benefit from a bit of modernisation. Breakfast is available daily from 8:00–10:00 AM for €10. It includes a selection of cereals, toast with spreads, tea, coffee, ham, cheese, and fried eggs. You just need to write down how many people want it and roughly what time. We didn’t know about this until speaking to one of the owners the day after we arrived, so a heads-up at check-in would’ve been helpful. Overall, we had a quiet, pleasant stay in a well-located guesthouse that was a great base for exploring Dublin.

The owner was super nice and accommodating, friendly and very kind. Great condition for a 250 year old house! Buslines super close by to get into downtown but the walk not bad either. And hot water!!! The area wasn't pristine but it's a city.

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Very lovely old building. Spacious room.

A wonderful find off of Gardner street. The two brothers, Robert n Nicolas and their wonderful house butler, (Mr, Oscar) make this stay one of the most enjoyable experiences in Dublin. There are two beautiful comfy reading rooms and a beautiful breakfast. It’s quite close to the Bus lines and the Laus street car. And walkable to Temple Bar area, Trinity, O’Connell St, Henry pedestrian shopping street, (Arnotts!) EPIC Museum, etc. it’s right across Xavier Church. You can get to many places within 15-25 minutes walk. The owners are very knowledgeable and helpful. It’s my go-to -home away from home. It’s in area Dublin 1. And the curtains are amazinglu beautiful .Much appreciation from Guest - Pauline in USA.

Nicholas was wonderful. He welcomed us like we were family. The continental breakfast was excellent!

Everything was wonderful. Nicholas, Robert, and Oscar were helpful and very nice. Any time we had a question about where to go, they were willing to help out. The location was great as we walked to a lot of places. I would stay there again.

Staff were lovely, we were able to walk everywhere we wanted to go.

The owner and staff were first class. From the moment we arrived we were taken care of. Nothing was too much hassle. The staff were so helpful and friendly. The guest house is only a few minutes walk from O'Connell street.

Harvey’s Guesthouse was truly such a pleasant surprise! I was expecting just a simple place to rest my head but there was such charm and character to the place that really made you feel like you were at home with a great little bed and breakfast vibe. Robert really makes a great effort to connect with his guests and make you feel welcome. I was expecting a tiny European room but they had nice high ceilings and felt like plenty room for four people to share space. My only thing to say is just it wasn’t clear that breakfast was an added charge so just note that if you do want breakfast, it wasn’t too upsetting however because the woman running breakfast is so sweet and accommodating making sure you have everything you need for a nice meal. The area is nice and quiet with a park on the block over and is very close to bus stops including a hop on hop off bus stop that each of the three different companies running those tours stop at, and although it is not too close to city center it was not a problem at all for us to walk and felt safe to do so. Overall Harvey’s is a very nice place to stay if you’re looking to be a little out of the hustle and bustle of the city tourism but still have a nice and comfortable place to rest your head. Oh also the shower pressure was some of the best you will find and nice big towels as well haha.

Harvey’s Guesthouse staff are lovely and welcoming and so helpful. The breakfast is a great add-on and felt like we were dining at home. The room was clean and comfortable for our family of 4. Not really being familiar with Dublin or the places we’d ultimately plan on visiting, the location wasn’t especially walkable (to Temple Bar, Trinity, etc) which would have been our preference vs. public transportation. But that’s on us - we should have researched it more. That said, hopping on a bus is no problem from this location.

Very friendly. A little noisy at night. Had to keep the windows open. A fan would have been useful. Very nice breakfast.

Staff were fantastic - we had to leave at 6:00 a.m. to catch our flight and they made sure our car was out of the private parking in time to get off. The property is lovely inside, and a short walk to shops, restaurants, and more, and also a short drive to the airport. Recommended,