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Set in the heart of the city, Isaacs Hostel provides easy access to Dublin's main sightseeing and retail areas. It also offers a sauna, a 24-hour reception and a concierge.
Conveniently situated, Trinity College - Campus Accommodation offers easy access to Dublin's best tourist attractions. It provides free Wi-Fi, a sauna and an indoor pool.
Set in the heart of the city, The Four Courts Hostel provides easy access to Dublin's popular retail areas and tourist attractions. It offers complimentary Wi-Fi, an express check-in and check-out feature and a swimming pool.
Cheapest month: | January |
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Most expensive month: | May |
Average price in Dublin: | €120/night |
Cheapest price found: | €20/night |
Cheapest day: | Wednesday |
Most expensive day: | Friday |
Best prices found by HotelsCombined users in the past 24 hours.
€121/night is an average price for a hostel in Dublin, Ireland throughout the year. Hostel prices do vary, and you’ll find that in May is the most expensive month to book, and in November is the cheapest month to book. Our users recently found Dublin, Ireland hostels for as low as €21/night. In general, Dublin, Ireland hostels for €54 or less are a good deal.
Based on our data, Trinity College - Campus Accommodation is the best Dublin, Ireland hostel, with a rating of 8.4/10 from 969 reviews.
Jacobs Inn Hostel is the nearest hostel in Dublin, Ireland to Dublin Airport, at a distance of 8.4 km.
The most popular neighbourhood is Temple Bar - St. Stephen's Green, with 10% of our users looking to stay in Dublin, Ireland searching for hostels in this area over the last 12 months. Kinlay House Dublin is a popular hostel in Temple Bar - St. Stephen's Green that might be available for your travel dates, though there are other great properties in the area as well.
The most popular hostel in Dublin, Ireland that’s close to Dublin Castle is Kinlay House Dublin. Just 0.2 km separate Kinlay House Dublin from Dublin Castle, the city’s most popular attraction. 1,848 HotelsCombined reviewers gave the Kinlay House Dublin a score of 5.8/10.
Staying in a Dublin, Ireland hostel has many benefits, including cost savings, proximity to the centre of the city, a social and laid-back atmosphere, and similar amenities to hotels (such as Wi-Fi, continental breakfast, or 24/7 check-in). Hostels in Dublin, Ireland tend to attract younger, solo travellers, but they can be great for couples and families as well.