Dublin

Dublin is one of the most popular cities to visit in all of Europe - no matter where you come from. Yes, Europeans love to visit as much as everyone else does. The only problem is that it is an expensive city to visit, so it is good to have a few ways to save money on your Dublin holiday. Certainly, staying in a Dublin hostel is one of them - but which hostel? There are more than 100 to choose from, and they all sound good. How do you know which ones are really as good as they say they are? Well, we have helped you in that task by narrowing the long list down to just a few of the best Dublin hostels - we have done the research for you.

The truth is, you could scour the internet and read all kinds of Dublin guides to figure out which hostels really deserve their high rankings - but we know you do not have that kind of time. We want to help you save time and money on your trip, which is why we started this list of the best Dublin hostels. We did the research - we looked at some of the leading travel resources out there, and we read the reviews of people just like you who have stayed in these hostels. Our goal here is to cut down the amount of time you have to spend looking for a great hostel so you can get on with the fun part of travel.

Here is our list of the best hostels in Dublin - clicking on each hostel’s name will bring up a description of the hostel (including where it is in the city, what amenities you can expect and what kind of atmosphere you will find there) so you can decide whether it is right for you. And if none of the hostels on this list sound perfect, that is okay, too - there are more than 100 other hostels in Dublin to choose from!

Dublin’s Best Hostels

• Abbey Court
• Avalon House
• Barnacles Temple Bar House
• Dublin Hostelling International (An Oige)
• Four Courts Hostel
• Globetrotters/The Townhouse
• Kinlay House Dublin
• Marina House
• Oliver St. John Gogarty

Do remember that what sets each of these hostels apart, what qualifies them as one of the best hostels in Dublin, is going to be different for each place. That means what counts as the “best” for one kind of travel personality might not be the “best” for another, so be sure to read the descriptions of each to know what makes each hostel on our list stand out. You will find that some are peaceful retreats while others are party central. Some are right in the center of everything, others are a bit further away from the action. It is all about what you are looking for, because there is something for everyone.

So, we hope this list of Dublin’s best hostels helps you make the most of your vacation planning time and also helps you rest assured that you are staying in the right kind of hostel for you. Have fun on your Dublin trip, and be sure to check out our Ireland Travel Guide before you go.

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