10 Best Hostels in Dublin, Ireland
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There is so much to do in Dublin that even the locals are still discovering new things. And let's be honest, because almost everything you can think of about Dublin probably has a festival for it :) So you can focus more on the great things you want to do in Dublin and not on where you're staying we researched and listed the ten best hostels in Dublin so you don't have to. All of them have great locations and thoughtful amenities, so all you have to do is choose the one that best suits your travel style. Whether you're a party-goer, foodie, or bookworm, this list has something for you!
Quick answer: The best hostels in Dublin
Abigail's hostel
This modern hostel is located in the center of Dublin and impresses with its bright design. A complimentary nutritious breakfast featuring cereal, eggs, yogurt, fruit and more is served each morning. If you want to eat with your friends, the dining area is at your disposal. With this hostel being just minutes away from Trinity College and Temple Bar, you will no doubt be itching to see the city. There are free walking tours every day and the 24 hour reception has all the Dublin maps, information and guides you need. If you're looking for a no-frills hostel with a great atmosphere and impeccable service, Abigail's Hostel is for you and one of the best hostels in Dublin for you.
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Spire hostel
The Spire Hostel is, as the name suggests, one minute from the Spire. It is a quaint, cozy hostel with 120 beds and four floors. Breakfast and Wi-Fi are free, and the Spire Hostel hosts free events every Saturday. Pub crawls are a nighttime favorite, but if you're a foodie as big as the folks at The Spire, you'll fall head over heels in love with the barbecues, which often feature good food, good beer, and great people. Every time you're in Dublin, you'll find yourself on their doorstep - and with good reason!
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Jacob's Inn
Ranked in the top 10 Irish hostels on Hostelworld, Jacob's Inn has its home close to Connolly Station and is fairly convenient when it comes to transport. Likened to a hotel, Jacob's Inn really shows itself when it comes to its rooms and services. Each room has its own bathroom, and the private rooms even have a flat-screen TV and a safe. There's a self-catering kitchen where you can cook up all your favorite dishes, and after you're done eating you can head to Irish Dance Night to learn a few moves. Jacob's Inn spares no expense with a PlayStation, numerous DVDs, pool and board games to keep you entertained throughout your stay. At Jacob's Inn, comfort is never far away.
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Abbey Court hostel
Despite the Abbey Court's central location, it manages to offer its guests a relaxed, peaceful stay. With large and small dormitories, this hostel is suitable for any type of group - family, school trip or a group of friends on vacation. Once you've checked into Abbey Court, you'll receive a host of free extras like an all-you-can-eat breakfast, WiFi, towels, linens and phone chargers, meaning you'll only need to pack a few essential hostel items. If nightlife is your thing, Abbey Court has no curfew or lockout, so you can rest assured that you'll always come home with open arms and a warm bed.
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Generator Hostel Dublin
Generator Hostel's stylish, cool decor will fascinate travelers for as long as the building lasts. A hotel in hostel disguise, Generator not only offers the excellent housekeeping and basic services you'd expect from it, but goes the extra mile to ensure you have a great time in Dublin. Generator hosts events nightly, whether it's karaoke, pool contests, live DJs, or rowdy drinking games. The Jameson Distillery next door gives this hostel some of its rustic charm, and the lure of Temple Bar offers plenty of action for guests checking in here. If you enjoy staying here, you should also check out the other locations in Amsterdam, Barcelona, London and Rome.
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Heaven backpackers
Recently refurbished Sky Backpackers Hostel was once a recording studio where the likes of Sinead O'Connor, U2, Def Leppard and others have walked through its doors. Today, the building prides itself on its reputation as a hostel, attracting thousands of guests each year. TVs, games and computers are here to keep you entertained if you decide to stay at home and there are even books for the book lovers. Sky has a different theme for its guests several days a week. For example, every Tuesday is free pancake day and every Wednesday is game night. Sky even offers its musically gifted guests the opportunity to play in the hostel itself. It's a great opportunity for fun and you will never get bored at Sky Backpackers Hostel.
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Kinlay house
Kinlay House is open to the public 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, so feel free to stop by anytime! Operating for almost 25 years, this hostel takes away the anxiety of getting to the hostel from the airport by arranging a shuttle to pick you up once your flight has landed. Kinlay caters for any group size - there isn't a group they won't try to accommodate! Kinlay also offers its hostel shop selling items such as toiletries, groceries and umbrellas at very affordable prices. At Kinlay House, guests are welcomed in an informal atmosphere that is always greatly appreciated.
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The Times Hostel
Located on College Street, The Times is one of Dublin's best bases from which to explore and enjoy the city. This modern hostel is tech-savvy with upgraded showers, plasma TVs, sound systems and even a recycling program! Mondays are treated to free ice cream, while Tuesdays are wine and cheese days and Wednesdays are a big family-style dinner at the hostel. There's even a book exchange if you're more of a bookworm, so there's definitely something for everyone here. With helpful staff ready to book your tours, print your tickets, and organize shuttles for you, there's no doubt that The Times is worth keeping up with.
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Isaac's hostel
Just a short journey from the airport, Isaac's Hostel is a well-stocked, well-guarded paradise perfect for budget backpackers. This hostel offers free WiFi, free live music and even access to a sauna. Movie nights and hostel tours are common and popular, as they allow guests to get to know each other better and even make friends. Apart from DVDs and billiards there is also table tennis and table football in the games room to keep you fully entertained. In addition, the famous Temple Bar is only 5 minutes away, so there is never a shortage of excitement around Isaac's Hostel.
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Barnacles hostel
Rated 'Best Hostel in Ireland', Barnacles Hostel has become a cultural icon in Dublin. Also winner of the '6th Best Hostel in the World' award, this hostel proves it deserves all the awards with its impressive security system, infectious atmosphere and well-designed rooms. All rooms have their own bathroom, and the dorms are cleaned daily to keep the place sparkling. Security is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week so you can enjoy Dublin with peace of mind. Guests here get discounts on food, drinks, tours and other activities, so staying at Barnacles Hostel really has its perks! If you start your Irish experience here you will understand why this is one of the best hostels in Dublin.
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congratulations! You now know the best hostels in Dublin. As you explore Dublin, you can rest assured that your accommodation won't break the bank by choosing from our list. To creating unforgettable memories during your stay in Dublin. Bottom up!
This list is based on our personal experiences and/or reviews on the internet. If you own a hostel in Dublin that you would like to add to this list, email us at contact(at)roadaffair(dot)com with the subject: Best Hostels in Dublin.
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