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Featured Hostels in County South Dublin

Enjoy dining or socializing on the outdoor terrace with a long table and comfortable seating.

"The room I stayed in was clean. The showers were clean and accessible. The breakfast buffet was delicious. Staff was friendly and helpful."

Enjoy breathtaking views of Dublin's cityscape from this high-rise balcony.

"Great location"

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30 July - 31 July

Welcome to CéaO Mile Failte, where guests are greeted by a warm entrance and a friendly reception desk.

"Very nice staff "

Experience the cutting-edge design of this room, featuring a bed, bedside table, and control panel.

"Cheap, easy and central enough to make it worth it low key"

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29 July - 30 July

Enjoy a cold beer at the bar, where a variety of draft beers and fine spirits are on offer.

"Location is phenomenal!"

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31 July - 1 Aug

Stunning multi-story building with a contemporary design, featuring a landscaped courtyard and large windows.

"Brilliant place to stay"

Enjoy the city view from this room's large window, featuring a bookshelf, table, and potted plant.

"Great backpackers vibe, clean kitchen and showers, not over busy but plenty of friendly faces. Rooms secure and decent beds. Friendly staff."

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31 July - 1 Aug

Welcome to our reception area, featuring a comfortable desk and a vibrant mural.

"Clean and beds were comfortable. Great location for sightseeing but also meant people milling around outside, talking until wee hours of the night."

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29 July - 30 July

Guests can relax in this dormitory-style room with bunk beds arranged in a U-shape.

"the stuff is very friendly, rooms are clean, there are several dining options as well, i really enjoyed my stay."

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29 July - 30 July

Traditional entrance with a dark green door, flanked by white columns and a decorative archway.

"Great place and Staff :)"

Residents enjoy a central courtyard with landscaped areas and seating.

"Great place to stay for a night! "

Relax and play in this spacious area with a ping pong table and pool table, offering a balcony with views of the surroundings.

"In front of the hostel you are greeted by homeless people and the delicate smell of marijuana. My room was full and smelled accordingly. The likelihood of me staying there again is 0%."

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7 Aug - 8 Aug

Stunning historic building with a central entrance and decorative archway, surrounded by lush greenery.

"Gorgeous architecture. Rooms were good and tidy, but the walls weren’t clean (random splatters of something). Breakfast was nice. "

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31 July - 1 Aug

Relax in a stylish living room with a sectional sofa and armchair, featuring a decorative metal partition and clean, minimalist design.

"It’s no to bad , the staff are very kind and friendly "

Staircase leading to an upper level with a tiled floor.

"The accommodations are Spartan but quite adequate and very reasonably priced. The staff is friendly, helpful and efficient. The area is in the heart of Dublin easy to get everywhere. "

"Sijainti loistava,bussi nro 16 tuli suoraan kentältä Hostellin luo. Lyhyt matka kävellä ostoskadulle."

"When I arrived, I was turned away because the hostel had converted to a homeless shelter. I was not told anything before arriving and was left homeless myself."

"Nice stay in historical environment. "

Welcome to Holyhead Bed & Breakfast, a charming two-story building with a central entrance and inviting awning.

"It's very central location, though sketchy enough late at night.. like any major city Dublin despite its relaxed vibe has a drug problem and to be aware of your soroundings is important.. Take common sense care and you should enjoy your visit. I stayed for one night in a small single room ,with a sink in the room .. bed was comfortable , staff are very friendly, and despite that morning no hot water in shower. Dublin is now very expensive to visit and with some extra effort in maintenance...