Four Courts Hostel (Dublin) Reviews

Four Courts Hostel (Dublin) Youth Hostel National

Newest Review: ... then pressed the buzzer and let us in. The reception was immediately on the left hand side, it was full of men working on the computers and it had a lot of information books and leaflets both on the rack and beside the desk on the reception. We were given our keys so we could enter our room. The room was quite large and had four sets of bunk beds which gave us eight beds in total, although we only needed four, we had ample space. The room was clean and tidy and had a large windo to let lots of light in, it was however very noisy and very bright during the night so getting sleep was very hard. There was a small shower/toilet room on the lef... more

Customer Four Courts Hostel (Dublin) Reviews (2)

vickijohn2012
Four Courts Hostel (Dublin): Clean, cheap and central... (518 words)
by - written on 22/10/12 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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I booked this hostel in February 2011 when myself and 3 friends decided to go to Dublin for a weekend, we heard about how fun it was and decided to have a weekend, as we were students we couldnt afford a hotel or a premier inn so a hostel it was. It cost about 15 euros each and we paid for a private room. The location was perfect looking onto the union canal and along from temple bar (on the same side of the river). Along the canal and across a bridge to O'Connell street, it is in a good location. When we arrived we had to press the bell on the front door, someone then pressed the buzzer and let us in. The reception was immediately on the left hand side, it ...  Read the complete review

Belfastgirl
Cheap and Cheery - with ensuite toilet! (531 words)
by - written on 14/07/01, updated on  14/07/01 (Very useful, 446 readings)
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My recent trip to Dublin saw me spending one night at the Four Court's Hostel on Merchant's Quay, situated beside the River, and really only a stone's throw away from the main shopping areas, Four Courts is obviously a very popular hostel. Checking in is from 3pm, but there is a luggage room where you can store your bags should you happen to arrive earlier and not want to trail your belongings half way around Dublin. This luggage room uses a ticket system whereby only you will be able to retrieve your bags. There is a safe available for £1 a day, but as we never used this facility, I am unable to comment on it. We found the staff all to be ...  Read the complete review