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Discover the best Hostels hotel in County Dublin including Generator Dublin, Abbey Court Hostel and Apartments, Kinlay House, Abigails Hostel, Ashfield Hostel, Barnacles Hostel Temple Bar, Avalon House, Harrington House Hostel, Apache Hostel.
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1. Generator Dublin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2894 reviews
You’ll find Generator Dublin in the heart of Smithfield Square in central Dublin. This newly fashionable area located between the developing museum district and the Four Courts District has plenty to do and see. Next door you’ll find the Jameson Distillery, one of the most popular attractions in the city. Dublin is a compact city and the best way to explore is on foot, so you don’t miss a thing. You’re a short walk from the infamous Guinness Storehouse with its un-missable 360 degree gravity bar, Temple Bar and the Spire. But while you are here make sure you soak up the atmosphere of the hostel. It’s a destination in its own right. Head to the bar and chill out areas and get yourself a well deserved drink or two and soak up the most eclectic and authentic entertainment for miles around. We have recently added a wide range of specialist craft beers both from local and afar. We’ve also great beds for sleepy heads and of course you’ll be enjoying Dublin life in the most stylish and authentic surroundings. Choose from a great selection of rooms, from Dorms, to Quads, to Private en-suites with innovative mod cons. Fast and free Wi-Fi is all yours too. To get the most out of your stay speak with any member of our team, their city expertise will help you devise an itinerary that will take you to all the hidden treasures this dynamic city has to offer. We’ll see you there soon. -- Please note that due to the global pandemic, some venues, amenities, and services may have been eliminated or scaled down for the safety of our guests and staff. Please contact the hotel should you have any questions or concerns.
Sweet staff!
Reviewed By 796shainasEveryone who works here is incredibly kind and helpful! We can’t wait to come back to see them! Shout out specifically to sweet sweet Patrick at the front desk for being so accommodating and Craig for being our Dublin spirit guide!
2. Abbey Court Hostel and Apartments
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1556 reviews
The Abbey Court hostel is located in the very centre of Dublin City, at O'Connell Bridge and within walking distance of all the popular city attractions. It is a family-run business and we pride ourselves in the warmth of our welcome. With private rooms and dormitories ranging from four to twenty-four beds, we cater for lone travelers, couples, groups of friends and larger group bookings. We offer free WIFI through out our presmises and there is always something to do as there is a games room, cinema room, hammock room, large common area and plenty more. Staff are available 24 hours for any advice needed and there is no curfew. Its cleanliness, great friendly vibe, location and low prices make it the best hostel in Dublin.
Amazing stay!
Reviewed By 634zivnStaying here was great! There was a fun and lively vibe. There was free breakfast and good accommodations. Lorenzo at the front desk was extremely helpful and friendly, he advised us about the best places to see! Highly recommend!
3. Kinlay House
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 1065 reviews
Dublin’s most lively hostel, in the vibrant Temple Bar District – friendly, safe and clean! Free WIFI & Internet access and free light breakfast. In the famous Temple Bar district, Kinlay House is surrounded by the best selection of Dublin’s bars, cafes and restaurants and within easy walking distance to all of Dublin’s top attractions, including Guinness Storehouse, Dublin Castle, and Trinity College. We have a great team that go out of their way to make sure you enjoy the ‘Irish craic’ and we have all of the facilities you would expect from a leading hostel.
It ain’t Galway Kinlay
Reviewed By Z8739VKbrunojDirty. Needs a DEEP clean. Daily cleaners work hard, but overall the place needs a bath. Front desk people are extremely helpful. But it was gross. Galway Kinlay is a 9.5, Dublin Kinlay is a 2.5. Please understand we want to come back, but the place needs a scrubbing and paint. NOT the day cleaners fault.
4. Abigails Hostel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 840 reviews
Recently converted from a hotel, Abigail's Hostel is located in Temple Bar, overlooking the River Liffey and Ha'penny Bridge.All our rooms have private bathrooms, central heating and hairdryers. Our reception is open 24/7 and our friendly staff are happy to help you with tourism information or anything you might need to enjoy your visit to Dublin.
Noisy and unclean
Reviewed By Azulana77Great location, but beside that don't recomend, cause it is very dirty and extremely noisy. People shouting, running and slaming doors with no intervention of the staff to quiet them down. The staff was quite nice at the frontdesk.
5. Ashfield Hostel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 547 reviews
Ashfield House is Dublin's most centrally located Budget Accommodation centre. Located beside Trinity College and only 2 minutes from Dublin's trendy Temple Bar, it is an ideal location to discover Dublin's many attractions and sample the best of Irish culture and night life. Ashfield house offers accommodation in twin, family and 4/6 bedded rooms and all rooms are en-suite. A light continental breakfast of Cereal, toast, juice, tea and coffee is included in the price.
Worst hostel stay of my life.
Reviewed By 978allisonkCurrently staying here and hating it. Our overhead light doesn't work and hasn't been replaced since we arrived five days ago. The wifi is terrible. Can't even receive an email on their connection. So forget getting any work done. The stairwell door next to our room slams loudly every time someone uses it, shaking our wall. As does the one at reception, no idea why they haven't fixed this. The lobby was leaking from the ceiling as we arrived, a repairman had to enter our suite multiple times trying to see if it was coming from our room. (It wasn't) More than half the outlets on the beds don't work, making charging our phones very difficult. A cleaner came through our room during the day and left our first floor window open for birds or whoever to climb in and make themselves comfortable. The beds are so rickety that they shake violently when either top or bottom bunk moves. Also the ladder to the top bunk has a jagged edge so my fiancé cut his foot rather badly and the front desk could only offer us a new towel and some bandaids. They haven't responded to my complaints or fixed anything. I hate it here and want to leave but I can't get a refund. DO NOT STAY HERE. This doesn't even include the street noise which I understand is unavoidable. The lack of security, anyone can enter the hostel and use the elevator. But not the stairwell? Okay. I guess the one star I have to give is for the location, it's very central. This is my only compliment to this hostel.
6. Barnacles Hostel Temple Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1240 reviews
Start your Dublin experience at the award-winning Barnacles Hostel Temple Bar, the perfectly located in the heart of Dublin’s cultural and entertainment quarter - Temple Bar. Stay with us and you will be within a walking distance to the best attraction Dublin has to offer: Trinity College, Dublin Castle, Christchurch, the newly refurbished old Jameson Distillery or the amazing Guinness Storehouse. Facilities include FREE breakfast, 24 hrs reception, free Wi-Fi, Pub Crawls, FREE Bed Linen, FREE walking tour of Dublin, Storage Facilities, large comfy common areas with computers, games, Netflix and fully equipped kitchen
They were fabulous
Reviewed By sondrag839I was here with my husband for our first time trip to Europe. We were staying in a six dorm room. During out first night there, I received a terrible phone call that my dad was dying. I say this because the staff were amazing. They were able to provide us access to community room as they were completely booked up and I didn't want to disturb the other people in my room. I was also a mess, in providing me that access we were able to handle all of the business of the phone calls and sobbing along with book an flight home right away. They also helped us find the bus to the airport in the morning. They made what was a horrible emotional experience into something bearable and feeling manageable. I am so thankful we were staying here and not anywhere else. This is hands down somewhere i will come back to.
7. Avalon House
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 982 reviews
catastrophic experience
Reviewed By izaminguelFirst of all, the hostel is not the building you see on the pictures. Avalon House is nowhere near a hygienic, safe or decent place to stay. Very noisy, dirty rooms without any privacy: there is a window above your door. There's only 4 showers and toilets for a whole (or even two) floors, which are very dirty too. The smell sometimes was so horrible we had to breathe throughout our mouths. The people that stayed here were terrifying and the staff was very unkind and not helpful. For your own safety and dignity, do not stay in the avalon house!
8. Harrington House Hostel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 134 reviews
We are central and it is just a short walk to the Temple Bar(about 20 min), Grafton Street(7 min), City Centre, St. Patrick's Cathedral and St. Stephens Green. Alternatively you could catch one of the buses that run directly past our front door including the 16A bus that runs to and from Dublin Airport (TICKET 2.30 pp.). From O'Connell Street you can take buses 16, 16A, 19, 19A, 122 to our house.Also we are just 5 minutes walk away from Luas stop on Harcourt Street.
Simple, well-located, but not worth its price
Reviewed By GabiZ111( + ) In a good location - in a walking distance to most of tourist attractions, direct bus to the airport. Couple of shops around. All amenities you may need in the hostel available and included in the price. ( - ) Very thin walls - you may hear everything people in other rooms are doing, including even plugging something to the socket... Very simple breakfast. Quite old furniture, not the cleanest room. For that price I could've expected a bit more.
9. Apache Hostel
Overall Ratings
2 based on 158 reviews
Ryanair of hotels
Reviewed By CheekieroA double room in temple bar for 34 euro.. how can you complain. It was clean and neat and i stayed in two rooms over two nights. The pics on here are not representive of now.. everything was fine. The ceilings are massive with old sash windows so it's cold if you dont turn the heating on in room. It's ryanair style but perfect for a budget traveller
