2-Star Hotels in Dublin

I think it is a very common hostel. It was good because I bought ingredients at the supermarket to save food costs and was able to cook. It was good that everyone was cleaning well after eating. The location is good, but when you enter the back street, it feels like the police are watching, so I think it's a good idea to walk only on the main street. Thank you very much.

Pretty good for a youth hostel, clean bedspreads, quilt covers and pillow covers on the bed, make your own. Girls from all over the world are very conscious, the bathroom is clean, and the bar downstairs is noisy until 13:00 in the morning, which has no impact on my good sleep.

A lovely stay. Very friendly staff and comfy bed. Some issues with cleanliness (bathroom tiles are broken and damp behind them, dirty carpet). But there was coffee machine provided, nice shower and it is an easy walk into the centre.

The chaplain's school, built in 1842, was visited by Kennedy and Enya performed there. Some distance from the downtown area where tourists gather, quiet and convenient transportation.

I found myself needing to stay an extra day in Dublin and was looking for an affordable hotel. That's how I found this one. I was impressed by the quick service at reception. The hotel doesn't have a lift, but it's very close to Temple Bar Street. There are also many restaurants serving a variety of national cuisines in the immediate vicinity.

入住便捷性：優秀 安全：非常好 設施：好 衞生：好

旅館很乾凈，第一次住青旅，很安靜氛圍很平靜，早飯吃的飽飽的，旅館位置超級好，旁邊的酒吧超級大，有個大舞台氛圍超好

Great experience. The room was clean and smells good when we arrived. They provided the toiletries, utensils, and they have washing machine, tumble dryer, water kettle, and microwave. They have almost what you need. They are very accommodating, and responsive. The location wasn’t too far from all places that we went. We’ll recommend this hotel.

I recommend it to anyone who doesn't care about the noisy club!