Dublin Youth Hostels and Backpacker accommodation, Ireland
Guide to the 5 Best Youth Hostels in Dublin, Ireland
For those of you on a budget and looking for a cost effective way to stay in the Irish capital, a look below at 5 of our favourite youth hostels.
1. Avalon House
This is one of the most popular hostels in Dublin, Ireland. Originally a Victorian medical school, this building which dates back to the 1870s is an awar winning hostel which is the only hostel in Ireland, which makes use of solar and wind power. Popular features include airport transfer, internet Wi-Fi, free breakfast, walking tours available, free movie nights in cinema.
2. Celts House
Located in Blessington Street and within 5 minutes walk of O’Connell Street, this renovated venue is modern and well-maintained and offers no curfew, a separate party area, kitchen and laundry 
service.
3. Ashfield House
Located on D’Olier Street (near to Trinity College), you can share a room for nearly 10 EUR here. It has one of the best locations and lowest costs for budget travellers.With Temple Bar located nearby, this is a perfect area for enjoying Dublin’s culture and nightlife and to be within waking distance of your accommodation. Facilities include luggage storage, Wi-Fi and pay phones access, kitchen facilities and a common room.
4. Abigail's Accommodation
Located centrally at Dublin, in Temple Bar, Abigail’s overlooks River Liffey and Ha Penny Bridge. It is suitable budget accommodation and there can be no better location. The close proximity to O’Connell street gives you access to major bus and tram routes. There is a fully-equipped kitchen, Wi-Fi and a free breakfast served.
5. Four Courts Hostel
This Georgian building is located at Merchant’s Quay, with a view of Liffey River. It was voted among the top 10 hostels in the world in a recent survey and facilities include free international phone calls, free Irish dance classes and transport to the airport..
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