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"Amazing place to stay, the best we had in Ireland. Beautiful and very spacious room, with working WiFi and a clean shower with excellent water pressure and temperature control (hard to find in Ireland). Breakfast was lovely, beds are very comfortable and it’s a great location."

"We stayed in the apartment, which was well equipped and comfy. No breakfast but the owner did bring us fresh scones, which were delicious."

"One of the cleanest hostels I’ve stayed at across Europe and the most convenient location right next to the bus depot - makes it a breeze to drop your stuff off after the bus trip from Dublin Airport and explore the town. Staff is super friendly (just like the locals) and very helpful."

"Fresh"

"Everything was lovely"

"Even though the property is outside of the tourist area, the local bus, line 401, picks up and drops off almost exactly in front of the property. I enjoyed having access to a washing machine and dryer (5€ for a load to wash, 5€ for a load to dry). On my first morning, I had the breakfast at the hostel, however I did not feel like it was worth paying 8€. I’d recommend going to O’Connors bakery, a 5 min walk from the hostel instead. Overall it was a great stay. Clean environment, friendly...

"This review is somewhat of a challenge. The room was very good. The breakfasts were very good. Staff were friendly enough - the staff st the bar always appeared disinterested. The staff for breakfast were very conscientious. There was a serious problem a security matter. At about 1 a.m., a guy was screaming next to my room. He was screaming vile profanity and this was alarming. I complained to staff the next morning and it appeared the matter was taken very seriously. The guy...

"one of the most fun and social hostels i’ve stayed in. staff and guests were so nice and welcoming and they had great services. the location was also great as it’s very central and close to a lot of cool and popular places. i will absolutely stay here again if i find myself back in galway :)"

"We had a lovely spacious room. Very comfortable bed! The shower was fantastic. There was plenty of bathroom space to put your "stuff". Breakfast was good. Our only issue was that there was no airflow in the room. I understand no A/C, given the climate. But a fan would help to move the air."

"Amazing place!!!"

"The breakfast is unbelievable. It is chefs kiss good! There were wonderful touches throughout the property, especially a direct line to taxis. It’s a 12€ ride to the city centre. The staff were kind and helpful and the owners were lovely. Thank you!"

"Nice"

"breakfast being included was a great addition and the washrooms were always clean"

"The room was spotless, and the best part was having AC to stay comfortable."

"Very pretty & clean hotel. Great area, nice bar/restaurant. Staff was very friendly & helpful. Would definitely stay here again."

"It was a great and affordable place. Front desk was very nice"

"The location is very close to the eyre square , the bus station and many restaurants, they have a bar a small breakfast and coffee shop. It is a little noisy at night but if you wear your earplugs you should be fine."

"Great hotel. Room was compact but well equipped with everything you need. Don’t expect big closets and lots of room for luggage etc. This hotel is right in center of Dublin so great to walk to all of the attractions. I only rate it 4* because of the fact that parking is 100m away in a public carpark, and lugging cases to and fro was a bit of pain."

"Would have preferred stronger water pressure or a different showerhead, but overall, we had an excellent stay. We had awesome weather, but as a result, our room was very warm. It would have been great to have a fan in the room."

"This was a lovely large room in a stately home tucked away from the lively Salt Hill seaside promenade. Unfortunately we hit rush hour traffic as we approached. inching through the busy Salt Hill city center. We arrived during a rare heat wave. Like most accommodations in Ireland, there were was no AC or fans and no television. There was not a tea kettle in the room, but the house offered use of a large communal kitchen where some guests apparently cooked dinner (based on cleaned dishes drying...