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Shaw Court Apartments(***)
There are 23 fine apartments. 7 of these consist of 2 bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and a bathroom. Decorated with fine pine wood panels and window frames, each room has an elegant maple parquet floor. Full-length windows open out onto balconies and permit in a maximum of light. There is a double futon in each living room to accommodate any guests you may have staying with you. The kitchens are fully equipped with a washing machine, a fridge, a cooker and an oven. Cutlery and other utensils are provided. The apartments come complete with a television and a telephone connected to the switchboard at the Harcourt Hotel.
The basement of the building contains ample parking space.
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 The area around the hotel is one of the most beautiful parts of Dublin. You will be close to a variety of bars and music venues. Grafton Street is known for its excellent shops and you will find these just a short walk away.
A slow walk by the canal will also serve to fill you with an appreciation of Dublin's romantic past.
Just to the south of Dublin's city centre, these new apartments are hidden away at the end of a peaceful lane. Forming an idyllic conclave just seconds from the city, these apartments permit you space in which to breathe and recharge before you go back out for more. Grafton Street, Stephens Green and Merrion Square are all near. Temple Bar is no distance and there are many shopping opportunities on the way. The International Financial Services Centre is also within easy walking distance.
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| If you don't want to use the kitchen's cooking facilities, there are plenty of restaurants on both Camden Street and Harcourt Street. You can go to the Harcourt Hotel in the morning for your breakfast as well as any other meal that you want in the course of the day.
There are a great many bars, music venues and clubs in the area. You enjoy free entry in the Harcourt Hotel's Velvet nightclub.
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| Dublin is a thriving and lively European capital. Known for its bars and nightlife, the city also offers you a fine choice of theatres, cinemas and concert venues. The quality and variety of the museums and art galleries is further enhanced by the fact that admission is always free.
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