Name: Barnacles Hostel Dublin
Address: 19 Temple Ln S, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, D02 Y223, Ireland, IE
Telephone: +353 1 671 6277

Barnacles Hostel Dublin is a lodging, located at 19 Temple Ln S, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, D02 Y223, Ireland. They can be contacted via phone at +353 1 671 6277, visit their website www.barnacles.ie for more detailed information.

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19 Temple Ln S, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, D02 Y223

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Added by Jopie, at 22 December 2016

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
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Adelle Hudson

14 November 2017

Clean and tidy. Perfect for the price. Helpful staff.
Simon D.

08 November 2017

Really pricy $$$. The rooms were WAY TO HOT no air conditioning. It's right above bars so it's completely noisy.
Luis Carlos

24 October 2017

The Staff was friendly, breakfast was OK with toast, cereal, coffee, milk, I got a upgrade of my room, from 6 beds to 4 beds Room and toilet clean and beds very comfortable. There is a lamp and socket beside each bed what was very handy
Eva Rosová

16 October 2017

Great location (but for good nights sleep take earplugs), clean, equipped, good breakfast, really nice staff.
Rachel Fisher

09 August 2017

If you're looking for a hostel in the thick of things, location is great. It's located right smack in the middle of Temple Bar, a stone's throw away from the Temple Bar Pub. You're going to have great access to pubs and restaurants. But you will also have to fight crowds, and parking may be difficult. The rooms are small (we stayed in a private room) but not any smaller than what you might expect in a hostel. But they are all ensuite, which is a huge plus for the price. No complaints about the service, it was perfectly adequate. Free breakfast is provided, but it is a Continental breakfast (toast and cereal) and be prepared to do your own dishes after you're done.
Ariana Thompson

08 August 2017

It's a place to sleep and not much else. The hostel is well worn and that can mean it feels a little dirty. It's on the most visited street in Dublin, right next to the famous Temple Bar. This means it's loud from 8:00 pm to 4 Am, from the people on the street, to drunk neighbors coming back room drinking. Breakfast is cereal, pancakes, juice, and toast. It is free, but if you get there after 8:15, it's a madhouse. Showers are hot, with great water pressure.
Sean Nagle

19 July 2017

Clean, neat, tidy and central, couldn't get any better. It's a shame you couldn't smoke out on the balcony tho. Overall, the best hostel I've ever stayed in in Dublin.
Myra Alward

26 June 2017

Super nice people and a great location. Rooms are decent but not very clean same goes for bathrooms. Just a heads up it's crazy loud during the night but other than that great place.
Nat K

18 February 2017

At night you have to ring doorbell to get in. We waited like 15-20min in freezing cold after bar hopping and walking lots. Creepy guys were following us and couldn't get in! Sucked and was kind of scared. Only giving higher rating because I'm comparing this to other nearby hostels. European hostels in general I have realized are terrible. Not like Asian or Mexican ones. Airbnb is generally better in Europe
Andy Delaney

12 February 2017

Very cheap. Can't expect much for the price. The streets can be noisy most of the night. Good for the price.
Michael Hodge

07 February 2017

Stayed here for a stag party with 11 others, split over two rooms. The rooms were small, but they did the job. The beds were comfy and the room was warm. It's right in the heart of Temple Bar, so expect some morning noise as the streets are cleaned. The breakfast was well equipped and the staff friendly. Could do with some paint, but other than that, a good, cheap hostel.
Fernando Martínez Nájera

16 January 2017

Good value for money. Spacious areas: bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and common room. Internet not so good though
Andrea Citterio

29 December 2016

Been here for a week, the staff is kind. There is free breakfast, a quite nice common room and some evenings they arrange some activities. The only thing I didn't like is the bed, that was a bit too hard for me. The hostel is in a perfect place, in the Temple Bar district that is the storic centre of the city and not far from the other best streets.