Isaacs Hostel DublinEditor's Pick
Hotel Address
2 Frenchman's Lane
Dublin, Ireland
Average guest rating
Room Rates
Single | $37 - $45 |
Double | $67 - $83 |
Triple | $79 - $100 |
Quad | $87 - $115 |
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The Basics: Isaacs Hostel Dublin email this page
At the Isaacs Hostel, dorm rooms house six to 16 beds. There are single, double, triple, and quad rooms decked out with blue metal bunk beds and plaid curtains as well. Sheets and blankets are included, but towels have to be rented out at reception. Guests can help themselves to a cup of tea at reception. The basement is stocked with video games, a pool table, TV lounge, guest kitchen, self-service laundry facilities, and a luggage storage room.
Note: This property is recommended based on location, price and user ratings. EuropeanHostels.com did not charge this property to be listed.
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"Friendly but Noisy Hostel"
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Hotel Address
2 Frenchman's Lane
Gardiner Street Lower, Dublin, Ireland
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Amenities
Hotel
- Airport Transportation
- Bar/Lounge
- Beach umbrellas and deck lounges
- Bicycle Parking
- Bike Rental Available
- Breakfast Included in Rate
- Café
- Concierge/Booking Services
- Credit Card Payment Accepted
- Currency Exchange
- Fax Available
- Garden
- Guest Kitchen
- Internet Station Available
- Ironing Room
- Laundry Facilities Available
- Laundry Service
- Luggage Storage
- No Elevator/Lift
- No Smoking in Hotel
- Pool Table
- Reception: Always open
- Restaurant
- Sauna
- Storage Lockers
- Tourist information
- TV Lounge
- Vending Machines
- Wi-Fi (available)
- Wi-Fi (Free)
Room
- Hair Dryer in Bathroom
- Handicap-Access Room Available
- Heat in room
- Key Card Access
- Linen/Bedding Included
- Rooms with shared bath
- Safe in room
- Soundproofed Windows
- Towels
About the Isaacs Hostel Dublin 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.