Globetrotters Tourist HostelEditor's Pick
Hotel Address
47-48 Lower Gardiner Street
Dublin, Ireland
Average guest rating
Room Rates
Single | $45 - $52 |
Double | $57 - $69 |
Triple | $69 - $103 |
Quad | $92 - $138 |
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Just a two-minute walk from O'Connell Street, Dublin's main thoroughfare, the Globetrotters/The Townhouse hostel is super convenient and friendly. The Globetrotters side of the place offers bunk bed dorms for six, eight, ten, or twelve people, while The Townhouse has singles, doubles, and triples. Whether you opt for the dorms or smaller rooms, you have access to a Japanese garden and a breakfast room (with free breakfast). Free Internet and luggage storage are available.
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Hotel Address
47-48 Lower Gardiner Street
Gardiner Street Lower, Dublin, Ireland
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Amenities
Hotel
- Beach umbrellas and deck lounges
- Bicycle Parking
- Breakfast Available (charge)
- Breakfast Included in Rate
- Concierge/Booking Services
- Credit Card Payment Accepted
- Elevator/Lift
- Fax Available
- Garden
- Guest Kitchen
- Internet Access: Free
- Internet Station Available
- Laundry Service
- Luggage Storage
- Non-Smoking Rooms
- Parking Available
- Reception: Always open
- Safe available
- Smoking Rooms
- Storage Lockers
- Swimming Pool
- Tourist information
- TV Lounge
- Wi-Fi (available)
- Wi-Fi (Free)
Room
- Handicap-Access Room Available
- Key Card Access
- Linen/Bedding Included
- Rooms with private bath
- Rooms with shared bath
- Towels
About the Globetrotters Tourist Hostel neighborhood
Just north of the Liffey River, lower Gardiner Street is crowded with accommodation options. The main perk of this hood is proximity: Henry Street and O’Connell Street (known for shopping) are nearby, as are Dublin’s two main train stations. Walk further north and you’ll run into largely residential territory.