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kinghead_s Knockree Youth Hostel (Wicklow): ... this has set the standards high - a five star youth hostel. We went on a walking holiday in mid-Feb (through the treachrous snow), and stopped here on Day two. I booked this hostel online, with ease. We paid 50 euros for a the Honeymoon suite room, for two. After trasping through the snowy mountains for 7 hours, we arrived to the wonderful welcome of Hannah. We were lucky (?) enough to be the only guests for t...
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Youth Hostel National - A1 - Playfair House Hostel A1 - Playfair House Hostel
8 Blenheim Place, Royal Terrace, Edinburgh, EH7 5JH.
Tel: 0044 0131 478 0007.
overall rating  5 reviews
 
 
Rackwick Youth Hostel Rackwick Youth Hostel
Hoy, Stromness, Orkney KW16 3NJ
Tel: (01856) 873535
overall rating  1 review
 
 
Youth Hostel National - Glen Brittle Youth Hostel Glen Brittle Youth Hostel
Youth Hostel National / Glenbrittle, Carbost, Isle of Skye IV47 8TA. tel = 01478 640278
overall rating  1 review
 
 
Four Courts Hostel Four Courts Hostel
15 / Youth Hostel National /17 Merchants Quay, Christchurch (Adjacent to Temple Bar),
Dublin, Ireland. Tel: 01 6725839. Fax: 01 6725862.
Email: fourcourtshostel@eircom.net.
Open from: 1 January to 31 December
overall rating  2 reviews
 
 
Youth Hostel National - Cockermouth Youth Hostel Cockermouth Youth Hostel
Youth Hostel National / Double Mills, Cockermouth, Cumbria CA13 0DS. tel = 01900 822561
overall rating  1 review
 
 
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Youth Hostel National / Cecilia Street, Temple Bar, Dublin.
 
 
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kinghead_s Glendalough Youth Hostel (Wicklow)
... is situated on the Wicklow Mountains, the Youth Hostel in this quaint village based around a waterfall and ancient monastery is a good cheap alternative to hotels and B & B s. We stayed in this hostel in mid February, on a walking holiday in Ireland. We spent two nights here. The accomodation was nice and simple - a double bed, basic cupboard and an esuite bathroom. We paid 40 euros per night, which is pretty good value for a couple sharing. The kitchen facilities were well equipped, although could have done with a good scrub up. They apparently were closed each lunchtime for cleaning, but I couldn t see much of that going on. The hostel did have a can...
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apuskiduski YHA Wastwater
... was going to start this off with a bit of poetry for all you literary types, you know the stuff: Wastwater, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways. I love thee to the depth and breadth of thy majestic lake And to the height of Scafell Pike, for goodness sake My soul can reach thee when I m feeling down Or, when feeling out of sight, in my nightgown. But Elizabeth Barrett Browning said it much better than me "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. I love thee to the depth and breadth and height My soul can reach, when feeling out of sight For the ends of Being and ideal Grace. I love thee to the level of everyday s Most quiet need, by sun and candle-light...
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apuskiduski YHA Derwentwater
... House, now YHA Derwentwater, was built in the 1790s by the eccentric and wealthy Joseph Pocklington. Coincidentally, tourist numbers were also going up in the Keswick area at that time and the owner wanted to encourage this, but he also wanted to maintain the "Oldy Worldy Charm" that tourists come to love (and expect evidently). So, further up the road from the house he had a hermitage built and advertised for a resident hermit - purely for the tourists sake, you understand. The job description, however, was quite demanding stating that the incumbent could not, under any circumstances, cut his hair or fingernails and if he spoke to any one it would m...
Read the full review: Wander lonely as a cloud to Derwentwater YHA by apuskiduski
 
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