My friend and I shared a room with 13 other people and stayed for a total of 4 days. The rooms were nice, clean and simple. Unfortunately no plugs in the rooms which meant for my friend to blow dry her hair in the hallway. The breakfast was simple (nothing special) but we never had to leave hungry. The people... More

Abraham House is booked up for a reason -- for an extremely low price, by Dublin standards, you get a spacious and clean room -- mine was a single with bathroom attached. Unlike other hostels, Abraham House is quiet and does not cater to a noisy party-going crowd. Staff is very friendly.

Stayed here for 2 nights with a friend. LOCATION It's pretty much the midpoint between the Spire on O'Connell street and Connolly station. It is a bit hard to find at first. It is on Lower Gardiner Street, which I will refer to as "Hostel Row"; there are many other hostels neighboring it, so once you find that, you'll be... More

This hostel is in the center of the city, close to go walking to almost every place in Dublin. The rooms are nice and the breakfast has fruits, coffee, cornflakes, tea, bread, butter and etc. The staff is friendly and willing to help when I needed some information. It's very close to Busaras bus station, like 3-4 minutes walking.

After initially getting lost trying to find this hostel, it can be found on a road full of hostels with a pub on the corner with many flags (just a tip!). The staff were very friendly on arrival. Your passport is needed. For the price, it is extremely good value. Breakfast was standard: cereals (corn flakes, coco pops etc), toast,... More

It's not the hostel of my dreams but I can't complain at all. Bearing in mind that is right in the center of Dublin, it's pretty good. It's not expensive (especially when you walk around the same street and see the prices of other accomodations around). The staff was nice. I wish the beds were already made, but oh well.... More

This place really too me by surprise as I was expecting it to be run down giving the price I paid for it, but I must say it was really good. I stayed in a private single room with my own bathroom, it was clean and tidy and perfect for what i needed for a two night stay in Dublin.... More

Great position for busses and shops, near the city centre. We were five girls with bathroom inside room, perfect! Besides, very cheap hostel. Room was clean, linens are provided in the hostel free of charge. There's a large dining room, and a generous breakfast. Free wifi in the common rooms. Definitely a good hostel for traveling with friends

One of the things I hated was the mattress I had in my bed. It was awfully uncomfortable! Rooms are warm. There was A STEP in my room! What's the reason for that? I almost fall down. Breakfast was free from 7:30 to 10:30. :)