Pure hostility, no hospitality. Avoid by all means! They overbook, lie, blame you for shuffling people around the hostel, teach you how to live etc. Worse experience. If I had a witness of how I've been treated by the guy managing the hostel, I'd sue him.
A great experience! Is a nice place, people was so kind and is so near of the city center. We will repeat, sure!
Friendly staff always greet you with a smile and happy to answer any questions. Public bus stop to and from the airport right out the front which is convenient. The rooms are a bit stuffy on a warm day a fan would fix this otherwise enjoyed our stay.
Ideal location. Poor to fair mattresses. WiFi coverage is OK. Breakfast is toast and cereal.
Acceptable, very small, not wifi in all the rooms. The mattresses are very bad. Breakfast ok. Location good.
Pleasant enough hostel, very friendly staff, basic facilities, but for the price, it's a good place to Base your time in Dublin. Close enough to the city centre and transportation.
Really nice staff very welcoming. Would definitely recommend this place.
Stayed there for two nights. Semi-comfortable mattress, hot water only from 6-10 in the morning and evening, badly soundproofed. I didn't know they had breakfast, but it only consists of toast and two different jams anyways. On the bright side it's in a good location, only a few minutes from Griffith College where a friend studied and 20 minutes by foot from the city centre. Also it's probably the most reasonably priced hostel around here and the WiFi worked well.
Stayed in a single room with en suite for three nights over a weekend. Comfortable bed, clean and tidy room. The hostel is in a quiet area, but within easy walking distance of the city centre (took me 20 minutes to get to Temple Bar).