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10 Top-Rated Hostels hotel in Province of Munster
Discover the best Hostels hotel in Province of Munster including An Stor Midleton Townhouse, Neptunes Hostel, Rainbow Hostel, The Grapevine Hostel, Portree House, The Black Sheep Hostel, Aille River Hostel Lodge & Camping, O'Briens Cashel Lodge, Skellig Hostel, Rowan Tree Hostel.
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1. An Stor Midleton Townhouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Wonderful hostess!
Reviewed By Conni TWe recommend An Stor Townhouse in Midleton Ireland, if you want a homey atmosphere for your Bed and Breakfast. Within walking distance of local restaurants and stores, our hostess also offered a continental and/or full Irish breakfast the next morning.
2. Neptunes Hostel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 438 reviews
Cheap, Cheerful, Clean and Green!! Low prices, friendly and knowledgable staff, all the amenities you could ask for, free breakfast, free internet/wi-fi, satellite TV, clean and secure, and now as green as the landscape around us. We have recently received a Silver rating from Green tourism, an organization dedicated to reducing our impact on the environment.
Worst experience in lreland
Reviewed By jakeriteTo finish off a great week in Cork and Kerry a friend and I had booked a twin room for two nights in Neptunes hostel Killarney. The entrance is up a dark alleyway off the road. When we arrived about 7pm the receptionist said they only had a double room and they could not offer any other rooms as they were booked out. My friend had to get accommodation elsewhere. The person there said I would get €50 refund back but he would have to see the manager first. This was after taking €160 from my debit card at 08.06 that morning. I stayed the night and talked to the manager who arrived the next day at 4pm. He said he wasn't going to give me any refund whatsoever even though I had booked a twin room. I even offered to leave that day and he could let the room to someone else. He said it was my fault and during the conversation he became agitated and came out from behind the reception to confront me in front of other guests which was very intimidating and a first for me in all the places I have stayed. He wasn't wearing a face mask to prevent covid-19 either. I'm booking this hostel for years and I always make sure I book the exact room I need. He shouted at me to "take it up with booking.com". The room was a dreary concrete cube with very little light coming in despite the big window. The bed was a plank of wood on legs and the only other furniture was a solitary chair standing in the corner. There was nowhere to put your clothes except on the floor which resembled worn out coloured sacks joined together. This might have been the award winning 'Haven' building at one time but sadly not anymore. It looked tired and worn. I had to keep the light on all the time and it was difficult to tell if it was night or day. I didn't use the kitchen so I can't comment on that. There is no parking nearby and there was no night time security when I stayed. The WiFi was non existent in the room. Neptunes is family run and it was a bad experience from the start especially dealing with the rudest man in Ireland. He didn't like me questioning his authority and once he had my money I wasn't getting it back. Our room was abviously given to someone else earlier that day. When I left I didn't look back and I won't be returning ever again. I would not recommend this place under any circumstances. There is plenty of accommodation close to the centre of town which are more friendly and cheerful.
3. Rainbow Hostel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
Great campsite
Reviewed By Kevinmcd1232nd time we've stayed now. Cannot fault this place at all. Short walk into town. Toilet and shower area always kept clean. Showers are free to use, no tokens like most sites. Large kitchen area with all you need, and a nice bbq area outside too, which was ideal for the weather. Will definitely be back?
4. The Grapevine Hostel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 123 reviews
A home from home. The Grapevine Hostel in Dingle old town centre is a 100 year old townhouse with a welcoming open fire, chat, music and a friendly atmosphere... that makes it a place to linger.
Exploring Ireland
Reviewed By oreillyingridMy cousin & friend & I were lucky enough to find the sweet spot that is The Grapevine Hostel before our trip! It has everything you could need & want ... our room was clean & the kitchen has pretty much every utensil/pot/pan you could need to make a nice recipe (in case you need a change from the amazing food around Dingle). You are merely metres away from several pubs & shops like Lidl or Centra & I also recommend visiting Pig&Leaf (a coffee shop up the road from the hostel if caffeinated mornings are your thing) Last but definitely not least were the amazing people... Alexandre and Julius were super chill & welcoming - you'll be in good hands :)
5. Portree House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 202 reviews
Portree is an elegant, city center townhouse situated in a quiet cul de sac, yet just a few minutes walk from both train and bus station and all amenities such as shops, restaurants, pubs,theaters, cinemas and clubs. It has 22 en suite bedrooms, a large guest lounge and private free car parking for guests.
Great location
Reviewed By m4ttiehA great location for walking round the city. Having a parking space is good, but it can not be guaranteed and so I always got back early from my days out to get a spot. The rooms are a bit basic but I didnt mind as I was spending most of the time elsewhere. The breakfast whilst decent quality really was a very small portion that required me to buy a second breakfast elsewhere each day
6. The Black Sheep Hostel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 168 reviews
The Black Sheep Hostel & Coffee Shack, a newly renovated 150 year old Georgian building. We are situated in the heart of Killarney town, one of Ireland’s number one tourist destinations. Located only one minute walk from the World famous Killarney National Park and only one minute walk from the centre of the town. You won’t be short of things to do by day or night. The hostel has it’s own south facing secret garden with organic veggies and free range chickens and ducks. Guest are free to roam the garden and chill in the patio or bbq area. Inside the hostel there are private rooms and dorms with pod style beds which are made from recycled pallets. There is a relaxing lounge with an open fire, leather couches and a communal guitar where guests are encouraged to meet fellow travelers. The hostel has an eco-friendly outdoor ethos and we love to meet fellow backpackers who love nature and the outdoors. The hostel can cater for groups of up to 36 people and arrange activities and tours for the surrounding area. The Black Sheep is not only a hostel, but a coffee shack too. Serving single origin specialty coffee from around the World. Our coffee shack has long been enjoyed by both hostel goers and locals. One of our main values is to support local businesses so along with coffee from local roasters, Golden Bean you will also find; Real Bread Killarney, Cinnamon Rolls and Lorge Handmade Chocolate. All to be experienced after an adventurous day out in Killarney National Park or the perfect pre-adventure snack!
Wonderful time :)
Reviewed By Excursion62473979121We spent some wonderful days at the blacksheep hostel in killarney. The hostel is decorated really nice and equipped with everything you need. Also everything is clean and in a good condition. The people there are kind and the staff is amazing. They are always really friendly and also provide a lot of ideas what you can do in the area. Renting bikes worked out so good, just like everything else :)
7. Aille River Hostel Lodge & Camping
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 376 reviews
The Aille River Hostel Lodge is a 300-year-old building lovingly renovated to retain its old-world charm while offering modern comforts for our friends and guests. Located by the banks of the Aille River, the Aille River Hostel Lodge is a quiet oasis right in the centre of Doolin. Voted Best Hostel in Ireland in 2009 by IHH customers and Number 1 Hostel in Ireland in 2008 by Hostel World customers, itis recommended by the Lonely Planet travel guides as “The best of the bunch” and has been given the Thumbs Up by Let’s Go travel guides.
Definitely not my favorite
Reviewed By 348jacksonjIf you are absolutely desperate for a place to sleep then this could be a great option. But if you can stay anywhere else I would. Dirty towels. Uncomfortable beds, small covers, toilet barely flushes. Also they want you to mop the bathroom which I don’t mind but there was a bucket already filled with previous water which really grossed me out. The fire alarm started going off randomly in the morning so everyone got a nice alarm clock. Personally if I ever had to come back here I would use there camping area in the back and would have rather stayed in my tent.
8. O'Briens Cashel Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 220 reviews
O'Briens Cashel Lodge Is a family run guest house situated within easy walking distane of the ROck of Cashel ,Hoare Abbey and the town of Cashel.We have had three different names ( obriens farm house hostel. Holiday Lodge) as we have developed over the last 25 Years . O'Brien's Cashel lodge is the name we have settled on , it covers the many options that we give our guests , Bed and Breakfast ,Self catering or caravan and camping.There is private parking and WiFi for all our guests.
Warm and welcoming
Reviewed By mjerome2My wife and our four children loved our stay. Tom, Bríd and their family are wonderful hosts. Upon arriving, we were greeted and checked in by their daughter. She immediately asked if we had any reservations for dinner (we did not), made some suggestions and then booked a spot. The rooms were comfortable and more than enough. It’s quite amazing what they have done with an old stable house over the course of 30 years. Their B&B is directly across from a beautiful Abbey and a short walk to the Rock of Cashel. We would definitely stay here again.
9. Skellig Hostel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
Remote Hostel Good for Hikers
Reviewed By nigel aThis is a large hostel that didn't have many guests. Maybe that's why it has applied to convert to 6 self-contained holiday apartments! It has a good kitchen and dining room and my room had the basic facilities I paid for.
10. Rowan Tree Hostel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 347 reviews
Rowan Tree Hostel is in the centre of Ennis, a vibrant town renowned for its lively pubs and traditional Irish music. Only 20 minutes from Shannon Airport, it is the perfect base to discover County Clare, The Burren and the Cliffs of Moher. The hostel has a relaxed and friendly atmosphere and offers quality budget accommodation for groups, families and individuals. All guest facilities are brand new and include a fully-equipped self-catering kitchen, recreational lounges and free WIFI and internet access. Choose from a variety of rooms including double, twin and multi-bedded dorms, many with en-suite facilities. Beds start at €15.00.* Voted best Irish Hostel by Hostelworld Customers in 2009,2010,2011,2012 and nominee for Best Hostel in The World 2014
Holiday visited
Reviewed By Bernard MThis was only my 2th visit to this hostel I must say its brilliant place to stay in very reasonable priced very clean and tidy unfortunately no breakfast items this year but that's not really important I got a lovely welcome and all staff were brilliant and very helpful thanks to Brian and his team I really enjoyed visiting my home county up the banner looking forward to visiting next year
