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The Times Hostel – College Street
The newest addition to the Dublin’s Hostel Network, The Times Hostel – College Street has three floors of modern, stylish and high quality hostel accommodation. √Breakfast is continental and is free of charge. √ Coffee/Tea is free at all times. √ We have free internet and Wi-Fi with high speed connection. √ 24 hour...
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Ryan From USA
On November 30, -0001
Great staff, very friendly & welcoming. Ideal location, warm water, overall good hosts. This hostel offers tons of events around cities. Only negative is dirty bathrooms, dirty sheets, & old/uncomfortable mattresses. |
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Lateef From Finland
On November 30, -0001
I am totally satisfied with the hostel |
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Kinlay House Dublin
Kinlay House is highly recommended if you are looking for a youth hostel in Dublin’s lively Temple Bar. Rooms available are private rooms and shared mixed dormitories up to 24 beds. A free light breakfast is included in the rates. Guests can use the communal kitchen, relax in the TV-lounge and use...
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Erna From Mexico
On November 30, -0001
I really enjoyed my stay at Kinlay House! everyone was so nice to me and the hostel was very clean and organized! I really recommend to stay at Kinlay`s. |
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Stephanie From Brazil
On November 30, -0001
The reservation was really good...everything, unless the fact that I stayed in a room mixed but onli have boys and onli of girl.... it was the most unconfortable for me. Without it... everything was good. |
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Avalon House
Avalon House is a youth hostel near Grafton Street and Camden Street: it is the ideal youth hostel accommodation for all backpackers visiting Dublin. Guests can book standard mixed dormitories with shared bathroom or ensuite. WiFi is available. There is plenty of communal facilities consisting of a TV lounge, kitchen, and a...
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kohei From Japan
On November 30, -0001
I got a new friend.He took me cobblestone. I was very moved by ilish traditional music. I was very surprised that they are amateur musician and they paid their money. |
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Lucely From Mexico
On November 30, -0001
If you are a hostel lover you are gonna enjoy staying here, but if not, stay away, a lil bit noisy and not as clean as I wish, great for young people. |
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The Holyhead
One of Dublin oldest accomodation, right in the heart of the city! The best of Dublin is just a few minutes away from it’s front door: O’Connell street is around the corner, Trinity College and the Grafton Street area right accross the Liffey river. Walk 10 minutes and find yourself enjoying a Guiness...
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Helen From Wales
On November 30, -0001
The owner should provide some basic kitchen facilities for guests. The rooms without windows should not be let out at all. There needs to be a common room or living room for guests to congregate and talk (instead of on the stairs/in the hallway). Everything else was excellent, including value for money. Thanks! |
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steven From Wales
On November 30, -0001
I must say what a fab time we had,the guy running the Holyhead was excellent,very friendly and polite,The room ,shower room and toilet were immaculately clean,i cant comment on the fun factor or atmosphere as it wasnt that kind of place,ie not communal.It was my first time in Dublin and it wont be my last,and yes i will be staying at the Holyhead when i next go. |