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Having stayed in quite a few hostels, i would say this isn't much different from the norm... but it is clean and friendly, and you do get free internet and a free breakfast - which i slept through today, so can't tell you how good it is! There's a decent tv room with good sofas, and another video room downstairs, and a huge kitchen... We're in a twin room, and it is petite, but cozy enough... only thing i think it misses is somewhere to put your stuff... there are a few hooks, but there's not really a real place to put your bags. But i guess that's not a huge deal for the rest of the stuff you get... like your own sink... We're not right in Temple Bar, which is what i would call central to a visit to Dublin, but it is well located, and only a short walk to practically anything. The other bonus is there's a bus direct from the airport that drops you off just over the street, for only 1.80 Euros each way... not bad at all!!! (That's 16A for ref and goes right down O'Connel St too!) Leave a Comment Theme: HostelPrice: US$20-40 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageDirections: Just south of the Liffey, 5-10 minutes walk from Temple Bar, heading down Great George St, which turns into Aungier St.
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Avalon House is Dublin's most centrally located hostel, only a few minutes walk from Grafton Street (the main shopping street), Temple Bar, and O'Connell Street. Facilities: 24-hour reception, friendly international staff, luggage storage, kitchen, email and internet access, etc. Breakfast is included. Leave a Comment Theme: HostelPrice: US$20-40 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averagePhone: +353 1 4750001Directions: From Bus Station (Busaras): take bus 16, 16A, 19 or 22 southbound on O'Connell Street. From airport: airport shuttle bus operates every 10 minutes. This will take you to O'Connell Street, where you can catch one of the above-mentioned buses.Website: http://www.avalon-house.ie Other Contact: info@avalon-house.ie
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This hostel is very international, but the rooms are small. No space for luggage. There are lockers downstairs...The showers/toilets are also on 1st floor.....well there is one toilet/shower on each floor:-( There has been no working heater in our room....and you couldn´t open the window..... Breakfast is packed for each guest. It´s the same every day (Muffin/Orange Juice/Joghurt/Tea/Coffee). Kitchen. Internet Access. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherOther Contact: Well it not sounds like but I li
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Avalon House
This listed building, which started out as a medical school in Victorian times, now provides excellent budget accommodation. Ideal for groups, singles and couples, beds are available in dorms or smaller rooms upon request. All the beds are clean and the rooms are newly decorated. There is a great café on the premises, with a huge fire and a high ceiling, perfect for cappuccino and newspapers. Leave a Comment Theme: HotelComparison: least expensiveDirections: 55 Aungier Street Dublin 2Tel: +353 (0) 1 475 0001 Fax: +353 (0) 1 475 0303
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Avalon House is a listed Victorian building, providing a range of accommodation from singles to large dorms. The hostel is only 5 minutes walk from Temple Bar, Dublin's cultural quarter, and from Grafton Street, Dublin's main shopping street. All Dublin's main attractions are within walking distance. There are plenty of pubs around the hostel - too many to mention.... Avalon House's reception has all the information you need about tours, sights, nightlife, .... Leave a Comment Theme: HostelPrice: US$20-40 » Currency ConverterComparison: about average
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