Hostels in Dublin County

Great location for town, we got upgraded from a private twin room with a shared bathroom to a private 4 bed dorm with an en-suite. The room was clean, beds comfy and the staff were really friendly. The breakfast was good, just toast, cold meat, cheese, fruit, salad and soup but a great addition to the already cheap stay.

Ashfield Hostel by far the best hostel I have ever been to. A perfect place for backpackers, great environment, excellent hospitality and most importantly outstanding location.

Really nice hotel room, great location and fantastic value for money. It's the only hotel where I've been asked to leave a deposit which was a bit strange, felt a bit like a hostel in that way. Now, the sound proofing between rooms isn't that great but you cannot hear the traffic outside despite it being on a busy road. Overall, I loved the room and had a nice stay right on Temple Bar.

Most central, no problems, safe, clean, had all I needed for short cheap stay

Staff were super friendly and approachable and met some really great people here. A very social hostel with daily events like walking tours, pub quizzes, and bar crawls. Curtains and lights at every bed and a full length mirror in the room. Breakfast was simple (cereal, toast, some cold meat, and cheese) but free. Great location to explore from and felt safe walking back at night. Also very easy to get the airport bus to and fro.

Extremely nice hostel for the price paid. The beds were more private than at many hostels; there is only one curtain at the front and walls on all other sides. You don't have to bring your own lock; they're built into the lockers. Bathroom was clean. Location is probably the biggest plus since it is only a few minutes walk from the city center. If you're looking for a cheap stay in Dublin I would highly recommend this.

Best feature: Great location. Lovely staff. Breakfast (included) was so much more than I expected. I have stayed in so many hostels worldwide, never seen such. Although rooms are smaller, beds were all comfortable. They provide everything. Abbey Court is in top 3 hostels of my list. Thanks a lot for making our days in Dublin easy. By the way, just an advice, there’s an irish pub nearby. Cheaper than many places in the center, but delicious with huge portions.

Very friendly and helpful staff, the “sleeping pods” create some privacy that is missing in traditional bunk beds / hostels. Great job, guys!! Highly recommended if u need/wish to stay for a bit in Dublin on a comparatively low budget!!! 💚

It was honestly the best hostel in dublin, clean, great staff, helpful and one of the cheapest in town

The price for ireland was very cheap, but it is not really the best hostel, that i see, little bit old something and its a Party Area and some people in the room, they had not so many Respect for the other people in the Rom (so loud in the night and let the door open/ but the Staff, Do what i can Do).