Isaacs Hostel Dublin Ireland. Best Hotel Deals & Reviews

Description:

Dublin's best loved and most cosmopolitan hostel. City centre location beside the central bus station and Connolly Train Station. 10 minute walk from 02 Concert Arena and Croke Park. Multi bed and private rooms.The hostel is a fun place to be and has every facility conceivable for the traveller.All tourist attractions, restuarants, bars and shops including Trinity College and Temple Bar are a short walk away.Open all year Facilities include free WIFI, free light breakfast, free Sauna, party nights, free live music, pool table, ironing facilities, laundry, games room, tv lounge, left luggage facilities, safes, restaurant, self-catering kitchen.

Amenities:

24 Hour Reception
Currency Exchange
Disabled Access
Free Breakfast
Gymnasium
High-speed Internet
Housekeeping
Laundry service
Microwave
Multilingual Staff
Non-Smoking Rooms
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe-Deposit Box
Sauna
Security Guard
Swimming pool
Tour Desk
TV

Check-in:

From 3:00 PM

Check-out:

Prior to 11:00 AM

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Dublin's best loved and most cosmopolitan hostel. City centre location beside the central bus station and Connolly Train Station. Multi bed and private rooms.The hostel is a fun place to be and has every facility conceivable for the traveller.All tourist attractions, restuarants, bars and shops including 02, Croke Park, Trinity College and Temple Bar are a short walk away.Facilities include free sauna, free WIFI, free light breakfast, free walking tours, party nights, laundry, internet machines, 24 hour reception, hot showers, restaurant, self-catering facilities, left luggage and safes.

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Overall rating

Based on 5 reviews

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
Isaac's Hostel, DublinNot happy at all. People next door might as well have been in the same room. Bed squaeking, loud music and loud talking at 1am, and again at 7am. Could not get any sleep because of them. Floors very noisy, doors too. Will not ever stay in a hostel again.

Date of Stay: May, 2009

Good bits n bad bits!!My boyfriend and I stayed here for 1 night coz we wer goin2 a gig in the O2. It was easy to find n located right next to the bus station, and very near O Connell street. The reception area n basement (which had a pool table n tv area) was very cool!! Tho the space around the pool table was too tight at times. The room was tiny n directly under a train track, so the room shook every few mins when a train passed. There was construction work going on in the building wen we wer there n it seemed it was directly outside our room. There was a store room next to our room door so the man was always there. Was very noisy. Once wen we wer going in2 our room, we even had to ask him to move his ladder which was blocking our door. So the place was grand if you're lookin for something cheap n clean, but the noise was very disruptive!

	Date of Stay: May, 2009
NightmareIsaacs was an absolute nightmare of a stay, I was overcharged for the place i stayed in, there was nothing on the website or pictures that could predict what i found when i got there.I would not recommend this place unless as a last resort.

Date of Stay: April, 2009

About what you'd expect from a hostelSeeing as that Dublin is one of the most expensive cities in Europe, this hostel is great value for money since its as close to the city as you'd ever need to be. It had a good atmosphere, friendly staff, free Wi-Fi and excellent storage facilities. However, during our stay, they were clearly undergoing renovations which meant it was very untidy past the reception area. The toilets and showers were pretty disgusting too, but then again it is a hostel so... Overall, I would recommend it for travelling groups for a short stay, but couples might find it pretty sub-standard when you can get a hotel room for 2 for only a little more money.

Date of Stay: February, 2009

Isaacs Hostel, DublinI'm in my late 30's so not used to staying in hostels nowadays. Only room we could get when we came to Dublin to see Snow Patrol the same weekend as the rugby! Good location within walking distance of both the city centre and O2 arena. Our double room was very basic but the bed was comfortable enough . I found the communal showers and toilets a bit weird but I guess fair enough for a hostel. My only complaint was that the water in the showers could have been (much) warmer! The hostel has a very nice communal area with a cosy fire and tv screen - we watched the rugby there and it had a nice atmosphere. You can even bring in your own food and drink from the nearby supermarket and they don't mind - one advantage over normal hotels! Overall a decent experience and a good option in a city where accommodation can be expensive and difficult to find at short notice.

See 10 Photos	User Rating 2.0 out of 5 See 5 reviews Isaacs Hostel Dublin [] 2 Frenchman's Lane Dublin, Ireland
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