Stayed here as part of a paddywagon tour. Staff were fairly helpful. Great common room. Our shared room was pretty basic, getting a bit old and shabby and the power socket was hanging out of the wall, someone had tried to tape it all back together, but beds were clean and comfy. Had an ensuite bathroom but no other toilets... More

I stayed here in Aug 2010. It was awful. I stayed with a friend in a room with 1 double bed and 1 single. There was mould on the walls, no curtains on the window, no socket in the roomand stains on the pillows to mention just a few problems. It was 24 euro for the room each which was... More

I was stoked with this hostel. The room was spacious with a clean bathroom. Great location on the main street of the village. To make it even better there is a pub attached that serves yummy food for a good deal. Did not get disturbed by pub next door at all...had the best sleep in a comfy bed. Would easily... More

The hostel in Annascaul was a great place to have a fun night. The entertainment at the pub next door was worth the visit, and the food was tasty and reasonably priced. I would definitely stay here again. I appreciated the ensuite room.

I stayed in Annascual for one night, it was my day off and I just wanted to relax. I have definitely choosen the right place. The hostel is clean and the staff is friendly (especially Jason,the cook ;)). If you want to have a quiet evening you can relax by the fire in the common room or in one of... More

I stayed here for one night as part of a tour group, and had I not been with such nice people I probably would have been a lot more disappointed with the facilities. The hostel itself is old, and needs work doing to it. Paddywagon have spent a lot of money painting the building, but nothing on the interior of... More

Stayed at Paddy's Palace in Annascaul near Dingle as part of a 6 day Paddy Wagon Tour. I realize that it was a "Budget Tour", however, the conditions in the hostel were sub standard. Black mold covered the entire ceiling of our 6 bed dorm which meant that people sleeping on the top bunks were breathing in must for the... More