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2 Stars - 6 Reviews and 51 Opinions
61 Mountjoy Street, Dublin, County Dublin, 7, Ireland
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Dublin's international youth hostel. In Irish it is called An Oige which means youth but people of any age can stay there. It is the only member of the Hostelling International. This building was orginally a convent and school so probably no need for you to go to mass. Breakfast is served in the former chapel. I have never stayed there myself but friends have and have only heard good reports. The neightbourhood around the area is still a bit dodgy but like every where in the world you have to be careful.
Facilities include: en-suite private rooms, dorms, outside garden with seating and a children's play area. There is also a games room and a book exchange. Dinner and lunch can be served on a request basis for group bookings. 297 rooms. Prices from 28 euro for a single room to 98 for a four bed room.
Unique Quality: Has parking facilities and wi fi
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Dorms €12 Large, clean, comfortable hostel, very helpful friendly staff. Good facilities & security with lockers (although you need to provide (or buy for €3) a padlock) for each bed. Car parking facilities, internet, kitchen & dining areas and breakfast was included.
Unique Quality: I guess parking is a pretty unique quality for a city centre hostel. Good if you are planning to travel round more of Ireland by car or motorbike
Dublin International Youth Hostel Photo: The gardens of the hostel
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Abraham House
82-83 Lower Gardiner Street. Telephone: 01-8550600 Fax: 01-8550598.
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Ashfield House
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Avalon House
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Backpackers Euro Hostel
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Cardijn House
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Dublin International Youth Hostel
61 Mountjoy Street. Telephone: 01-8301766.
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Globe Trotters Tourist Hostel
46 Lower Gardiner Street. Telephone: 01-8735893 Fax: 01-8788787.
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Kinlay House
2-12 Lord Edward Street. Telephone: 01-6796644 Fax: 01-6797437.
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Oliver Street John Gogarty's
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Strollers Tourist Accommodation
29 Eustace Street. Telephone: 01-6775614.
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ainhoaflies
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DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL YOUTH HOSTEL, WALKING DISTANCE FROM TEMPLE BAR, BUS AND TRAIN STATIONS.GREAT ATMOSPHERE.
THE BUILDING HAS BEEN IN IT'S TIME A CONVENT AND A SCHOOL AND IT'S REPUTED FOR BEING HAUNTED!!!WELL I DIDN'T THINK SO, SO DON'T PANIC, IT'S A COOL PLACE TO STAY!
Dublin International Youth Hostel
leafmcgowan
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It's probably because I stayed here almost a week and a half, but the Dublin Hostel is one of my most favorite Hostelling International Hostels in the world. Its located very conveniently in the heart of Dublin City close to ALL of the tourist attractions, and an easy walk from everything - from the River Libbey, to Temple Bar, to O'Connell, Henry Street, and Trinity College ... It was a perfect meeting place for me and my friends. The staff was extremely friendly, helpful, courteous, and considerate. Open 24 hours a day - year round. THe hostel was very clean, comfortable, and you could be guaranteed a good sleep. Free wifi for laptop users, internet kiosks available, deposit boxes, parking, laundry facilities, self-catering kitchen, free continental breakfasts every morning in the old chapel, walking distance to bus and train stations, family, private and dorm rooms, a restaurant, 2 conference rooms, and excellent pricing. Single Room: 35-40 Euro/person; Dorm bed 14-23 Euro. I'll definitely be back to this one! Rating : 5 stars out of 5.
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The Dublin International youth Hostel is pretty nice. We stayed in a dorm-type room with a few others. The lobby is a good place to meet people.
We also stayed at Paddy Maloney's Doolin Hostel. That was nice, but there was no heat!
This hostel was very difficult to navigate. That is my biggest gripe and I would not recommend this hostel because there are many other hostels in Dublin that are better.
Pros: Very friendly staff, lots of informational pamplets on the wall about things to do, very clean.
Cons: very hard to find way around, outside of the main part of town, most lockers are broken, never a warm shower.
The HI (IYHA) Dublin International Hostel.
Situated to the north of the city centre (about fifteen to twenty minutes easy walk from the river), the HI Dublin Hostel provides friendly and comfy accommodation. The dorm rooms which sleep about eight people are pleasantly large enough so that you don't feel cramped. There was a really big range of ages staying here which gave it a nice feel - not just young ones, but senior travellers too.
For about 11 Irish pounds you get a decent B&B. It used to be a convent!
Budget accommodation - those in bold type are ones recommended by friends staying here. I've left out ones that were reported as being grotty or are miles outside the city. I also left out the more expensive places! Abbey Hostel 29 Bachelors Walk 00353 1 8780700
Abraham House 83 Gardiner Street Lower 00353 1 8550600
An Óige Dublin International Youth Hostel 61 Mountjoy Street Dublin 7 00353 1 8301766 e-mail anoige@iol.ie
Ashfield House 19 Dolier Street 00353 1 6797734
Avalon House 55 Aungier Street 00353 1 4750001
Barnacles 19 Temple Lane, Temple Bar 00353 1 6716277
Brewery Hostel 23 Thomas Street Dublin 8 00353 1 4538600
Celts House 32 Blessington Street 00353 1 8780700
Globetrotters Tourist Hostel 47/48 Gardiner Street Lower 00353 1 8735893
Goin' My Way 15 Talbot Street 00353 1 8741720
Grafton House Guesthouse 26/27 South Great Georges Street 00353 1 6792041
Isaacs Hostel 2 Frenchman's Lane (off Gardiner Street) 00353 1 8556215
Jacobs Inn 21 Talbot Place 00353 1 8555660
Jury's Inn Christchurch Christchurch Place 00353 1 4540000
Jury's Inn Custom House Custom House Quay 00353 1 6075000 / 6075050
Kingfisher B&B 166 Parnell Street 00353 1 8728732 e-mail info@kingfisherdublin.com
Kinlay House 2 Lord Edward Street 00353 1 6796644
Litton Lane Hostel 2/4 Litton Lane 00353 1 8728192
Marlborough Hostel 81 Marlborough Street 00353 1 8747629
Morehampton House 78 Morehampton Road Dublin 4 00353 1 6688866 e-mail morehamp@indigo.ie
Mount Eccles Court 42 North Great Georges Street 00353 1 8730826 e-mail info@eccleshostel.com
Old Dubliner B&B 62 Amiens Street 00353 1 8555666
Oliver St John Gogarty Hostel 18/21 Anglesea Street 00353 1 6711822
Strollers 29 Eustace Street 00353 1 6775422
Tathony House Bow Lane West, Kilmainham, Dublin 8 00353 1 6790443
YWCA of Ireland 64 Baggot Street Lower 00353 1 6624463
Four Courts Hostel 15 Merchants Quay 00353 1 6725839
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Hi Everyone,
This will be the third and final airport I need to sleep in while I am in Europe. I have an early flight out on June 20th and I would rather stay overnight at the airport than risk missing it. My question is: has anybody slept at the airport overnight and can you offer any advice? Is it safe for a 24 year old female on her own?
Thanks for the input!
K :)
have you seen the Sleeping in Airports webpage - Dublin is featured.
I've never slept in the airport, seeing as I already live here and I can live with an early morning dash to the airport. However I have seen plenty of backpackers snoozing upstairs and they seemed to be left alone.
Being a Dubliner I haven't had occasion to sleep in the airport but I'm aware that there is 24 hour security and that it's not an uncommon thing for travellers to do so I'd suggest that you'll be safe enough.
I guess parking is a pretty unique quality for a city centre hostel. Good if you are planning to travel round more of Ireland by car or motorbike
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