Abigails Hostel

We rented out a room for 6 of us, staff were super friendly, kitchen was well equipped and there's a big social area. Rooms were clean and showers were better than any hotel shower I've ever used, nevermind hostel. Very well priced, location is excellent too in the sense it's a city centre, then unfortunately you remember you have to step outside to Dublin city centre.

This hostel has a fantastic location, close to everything I needed and very convenient for getting around. The staff at reception were truly amazing friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help with anything. They really made the stay feel comfortable and enjoyable. Overall, a great experience and I would happily come back.

The location is great and the accommodations are perfectly acceptable for a hostel but the prices are insane. Hostel pricing does seem to be a Dublin problem, rather than a problem specific to this business, but there is absolutely no way the overhead cost justifies what I paid to stay here. I'm sleeping in a bunk bed and sharing a single toilet with 7 other people. Also, I didn't specifically ask for towels, but they are not provided by default or offered at check-in and that is bonkers. Who travels with a towel?! I do, because I'm cheap, and I'm used to cheap accommodations being weird about providing towels, but stop being weird about towels. The actual experience of staying here was fine but I'm genuinely offended by what it cost vs what was actually provided. Get a grip.

Great location, 24hr reception, baggage storage, clean. Enjoyed our stay here but would stick with a room with no more than 6-8 people

The staff is very friendly and willing to help. The kitchen is very comfortable and accessible. The rooms with restrooms in it are quite comfortable. My only complaint is that the beds have no curtains, so the privacy is lost. Finally, the location is perfect if you want to be close to the night life of Dublin.

This hostel is not bad. Kitchen common area, great security system so i felt safe. The no curtains on bed suck and also i couldn’t find an outlet on a bed that worked unfortunately. It’s definitely a fine stay for a night, i thought it’d be much worse than it was. Great location as well.

This hostel wasn’t amazing, but wasn’t horrible either. For pros, the location is pretty good- it’s in front of a bus stop so sometimes it was a bit crazy but still a pro. There was a big kitchen with lots of appliances to use. The receptionist’s had good knowledge. The cons- the beds were pretty crammed together. I was in an 8 bed female dorm. The bathroom was very small, the sink was about 1/3 over the toilet and there was only 1 hook. The shower door opened directly to the shower. So there was no area to set your things, or get ready comfortably and made for a very wet floor for the next person. The biggest problem was that there was no AC or vent in the room. And the only way to get cool air is to open the window which opens to the loudest pub street. They do not put the linens on. This may have been in the booking, and honestly i’m not too upset about it. But it did take me by surprise, and it wasn’t the easiest nor the most accessible especially on the top bunk. The duvet is very hard to put on without help. In the grand scheme of things, this is a hostel. People book hostels KNOWING it’s not supposed to be the most lavish easiest experience. However, the price per night doesn’t match the room. I think if it was cheaper this would’ve been totally fine and normal. But for what I was paying, this didn’t meet expectations.

The staff are amazing!!! The facilities are amazing and also the location! |For a hostel it exceeded my expectations as this was my first time in a hostel which is better than some hotels I stayed in! I hurt my leg on a night out and the staff could not be anymore helpful