Abrahams Hostel Hostel

Good location. Low prices. Good team
. I ' ll come back in may. I'M so excited.

Very ugly hostel and not include the locker for resguard your things, very uncomfortable and the showers are very small, looks like a labyrinth, I don't recommend this hostel.

Had a nice relaxing stay staff are friendly kinda noisy but its a tourist hostel people come here to enjoy there stay so cant be helped cheap rates good breaky easy access great self contained bed and laptop chargers great idea clean only thing staff came into the room and cleaner twice its not acceptable otherwise all round nice stay will stay again …

Great services. Great location. Comfy beds. The free breakfast was awesome! A large variety of cereal, bread/toast, condiments, juices and hard boiled eggs! The only issue I had was with the charging dock at each bed. In my room none of the charging docks were working. Had to inform staff, of which they fixed it (think it was a power issue). However the power turned off again 30mins later… I was unable to charge any of my devices.

All in all, a good place. The price is fair, the rooms clean and the location good. The downside is that the common places are not really functional and there is no bar. Also, the place is kind of a maze in which you get lost a lot.

Nice beds (nice big comfy pillows), everything clean. Breakfast simple but sufficient. Good location!

The Abrahams Hostel was my first hostel experience, and it has certainly set the bar high. The atmosphere is friendly, secure, and traveler-accommodating. I stayed a single night, but I'll be happy to stay there on my next trip to Dublin. There are two doors that require being buzzed through/having a keycard, and that doesn't include the key to your room, so I felt extremely safe despite being in the absolute middle of the city. There is always someone at the front desk, too. Guests have access to a kitchen, baths, a deck, lounge, and free and paid lockers. Another perk is that the location is right in the middle of several fun places to go. Also, the beds were super comfy!

Hostel with a very comfortable location, easily you get to any place in Dublin. The rooms are quite large and the beds very comfortable, the bathroom cleanliness in the room is not excellent. But it also depends a lot on who you will share the bathroom in the room. It has Wifi, breakfast kitchens where you can also leave the stuff in the fridge (asking the front desk to write the name on your stuff). Great hostel for the prices it has.

The staff is really nice and helpful. They do clean the room at least twice a week, clean sheets and proper breakfast!

Great location, bedding and breakfast included in the price. We stayed on the top floor, bit of a hike up the stairs with our suitcases. Not very clean (mold on the bathroom wall). All in all pretty good for the price.

This hostel is amazing! The staff is really nice, breakfast is good, the room and the bathroom are clean. Really liked my time there.

Save your money to avoid a moldy shower, a toilet that doesn’t flush, and a comforter that shouldn’t be allowed to have the word “comfort” in it. All around kind of gross, dirty, sticky. I contemplated not even showering just to avoid the bathroom. Staff was fairly nice/helpful.

Good experience here. Not too loud, welcoming staff, solid security at night time. I felt perfectly safe here despite the area of Dublin having a mixed reputation.

Very affordable price. Suitable for troubleshooting. The room was clean. But very big inconvenience the noise… The stairs are grincing tremendously. We heard everything. Looking forward to being at this evening in BNB air for a good night.

The location is great! Buses just around the corner and bus to the airport at the door and city centre just a few minutes walking. You have also a bar in the corner of you fancy to eat something without going too far. The staff is nice. The dorms are quite ok, with bathroom+shower inside the room. Also you can rent towels for 1€ or less. The breakfast is included and it's buffet style, toast, milk, cereals, yogurt, eggs… etc They also have lockers. You have to pay for them but it wasn't expensive.

A nice fairly central hostel. The mattress was a bit worn and the toilet/shower in need of a facelift, but otherwise good value for money. The kitchen has microwave, oven and 2 hobs. I could however only find 2 sharp knives and no toaster for use after breakfast. It wasn't squeaky clean, but better than some places I've been. Overall good enough I wouldn't mind staying again.

The cutlery and plates were all not properly clean.

Hostel very well located nice home on the other hand very noisy.

Really friendly & helpful staff. Other guests are pretty decent and you can meet people from all over the world. Kitchen has everything you need and you get free breakfast (bread, jam, eggs, cereals). 5/5 would stay here again!

Easy to find. Multi-bedded room with private shower, sink and toilet. Public kitchen with a large dining area and a common room for small groups. Rooms and buildings are very noisy.

Well within walking distance of the city centre. Clean. Front desk was very friendly and helpful in all my needs. Checking in and out is no hassle at all.

The 4-person room is full of clean! There's no table in the room! Breakfast is toast. White boiled eggs. Cereal. Ugg. Milk. Brewing coffee with Ahuatian. Someone comes to the room every day to clean it simply. Located in the city centre, close to the supermarket, self-catering, suitable for short-term accommodation.

Giving this a fair rating because the staff was great, but it was one of the worst hostel experiences I have had. I stayed in an eight bed all-female room with a bathroom and the water didnt work in the sink or in the toilet. Luckily, I only stayed one night. The kitchen was also the messiest, smelliest place ever. Super gross all around.

Location is good… that's about it. It was over priced. I paid 40 Euros for a bunk bed in a tiny stinky dorm room. Breakfast was decent. Staff were okay. Basically for hostels it's a hit or a miss. The hostels in large cities tend to be dirtier and more expensive than those in smaller towns.

Rooms with lots of people and little ventilation, very cheap and good location.

Hostel with a very comfortable location, easily you get to any place in Dublin. The rooms are quite large and the beds very comfortable, the bathroom cleanliness in the room is not excellent. But it also depends a lot on who you share the bathroom in the room. It's Wifi, breakfast kitchens where you can even leave the stuff in the fridge (asking the front desk to undo the name on your stuff). Great hostel for Prices it has.

5 minutes to the city center, bus station right in front of the hostel with connection to the airport, room is equiped with cages for everyone but I advise to bring you locker so you can keep your belongings saved. In the shower there was hard to set the water temperature but that's only one con. Last day after check-out we were able to store our luggage for free in the hostel. Common kitchen offers all necessary equipment and hostel offers breakfast with sandwich, cereals and yogurt for low charge. I can recommend!

Affordable place to stay at Dublin. Rooms are usually filled on weekends so it is difficult to get the booking done. Breakfast provided is good as well. Over all, nice place to stay and rest while travelling around.

I would completely stay at Abrahams in Dublin again. The staff were friendly and were willing to work with me when my bank card was frozen for a time and I was not able to pay my full booking at the outset. The facilities are clean, comfortable, and there is a pretty good free breakfast every morning. Its location is right off the city centre (O'Connell Street) and is within comfortable walking distance of many great shops, places to eat, and pubs. Also, for anyone concerned about safety, they provide lockers under the bunk beds for valuables and walking around the city at night is surprisingly easy and safe. I traveled alone and felt very secure wherever I was in the city. If you're staying for a long time or just a short trip, Abrahams Hostel is the place to go!

We went 11 people by the end of the year, we were told that there were no problems, the day of arrival we were parted in 2 rooms, with more people evidently, the bathrooms are nothing of the other world…

You pay for what you get. A bed to sleep in, nothing too fancy. We were only paying $25 CAD each night to be there, so I wasn't expecting much. I liked the fact that there was a daily cleaning service, so our room wasn't too unkempt by the time we got back from our daily trips. The lockers under the bed were a plus too.

The owner is an agressive and disrespectful man who threatened his own guessts. There are bad smells in every room, the place is dirty and literally sticky. The kitchen is disgusting and the breakfast a joke. Pluming is a problem. On top the place is unsafe, a woman got robed right infront of the door, and there are drunk people atacking you on the syreets nearby, so the location doesn't justify the price. The worst hostel I have stayed at.

Although the issue of hot water was relative according to that time and after to cleanse us the room we left the windows open (in Dublin the joke loses), would be a hostel half-decent if it weren't for an employee of traits latinos that we tried to fatal and threatened to call the police if a girl who was with us didn't expect out when I was diluviando. You can have a few protocols and responsibilities as an employee, but the lack of empathy and professionalism that you showed this guy not to make but to destroy the good treatment we gave the rest of the staff. A shame for the image of the hostel.

Clean and easy good breakfast (fruit, toast and jam, Cereal) can be a little louder when school classes are in the house.

Great location compared to the sights and monuments of Dublin. The cleanliness is not that great but the courtesy and availability of the staff balances the score given.

Very convenient location In the reception always very nice. Too bad for breakfast and for some things they should review in the structure.

Disgusting, the worst I've ever been to when I traveled through Europe… Dirty, room without a care, bathroom disgusting, and the friendly staff, nothing professional. Not I'll be back! Or what I recommend!

The cleaning left a lot to be desired, as well as the shower rooms are shared. Service saving bags free of charge.

Dust, bathrooms very crappy. I haven't liked.

Nice hostel, great staff. Well thought out, kitchens and dining area clean, light and airy. Old building in a good part of Dublin, walking distance to lots of attractions. Good age range of guests, nice communal spaces. Wi-Fi was great and accessible from everywhere.

Hostel with everything you need for a short stay. Close to the center, on foot you can easily reach all the attractions of Dublin. Wifi available and running.

Staff is really friendly. Beds are comfortable and the guests are pretty nice. Meeting people from all over the world is great and this is a wonderful place to start. Several hang out places inside and right in front of the hostel.

One of the best hostels around! Very clean, with electricity, light and locker for each bad… I have been in room for 4 with separate toilet and shower. They are usually fully booked cause of their good services, so use online booking day before ;)

Perfect for backpackers, great kitchen with free hot drinks, oven, microwave, fridge for all to use. Lots of stairs in the hostel so a little frustrating with a suitcase as there are no elevators. Cheap, pleasant, overall a great place to stay.

Water room flooded with each shower with door that does not close. Heat of beast in the room. The hotel has no antiseptic in case of glitch and sent me to closed pharmacies. Not a bad location though.

The room was a good size for sleeping 16 and the showers were very nice compared to other hostels I've been in. Great location — just a couple minute walk from City Centre! Friendly staff, but a bit tricky to navigate.

I've been in this hostel some times. Staff and security are very good. Beds have their own plugs. Last time I was in a room with the sink beside me, I didn't like that but it's a very good place. Breakfast is enough and the kitchen is big and with facilities. They let you leave your luggage all the time you need.

Medium quality Hostel. The price makes it become palatable, comfy beds and clean sheets.
The bathroom of the 6 beds mixed was of normal condition (not of last restoration but livable).
Daily cleaning in the rooms
Breakfast with cereals, canned fruit and beverages
Staff not too welcoming.

Breakfast OK, the hostel is not super clean, mold in the shower. I had a room in the basement very humid and dark and poorly ventilated. The price was really low (€10 per night), but cleanliness really leaves a desire…

Super! Ideal to visit Dublin at a low price.

All always nice and helpful! We had the option to use the services also in post check-out and the night shuttle to the airport and picked us up out the door!
Breakfast included and not bad, the toilets are like minimal spaces and much of the common part and in the basement, may not like. COMUNQE organized.
Prices not Stringatissimi But it is also true that ours was a last minute booking and what was left was a 4beds for girls.
Not bad anyway!

Only paid lockers at the reception, too many doors, a real maze at the inn. Several things more or less functional in the dormitory, cleanliness correct.

Dorm rooms are very basic and not necessarily designed with anything more than packing people in in mind. Noise from upstairs floorboards and doors can keep you awake. No communal bathrooms / showers other than the cramped one in your dorm (of 8, in our case). Breakfast is fine but super basic with a slightly impractical layout. No bar area or food, unlike some other Dublin hostels. Location perfectly fine.

Location and cleanliness varies between worrying locals. The rooms are also small in size, from 3 or 4 rooms quite livable space.
There is free Wi-Fi and a large kitchen available to guests, you can also enjoy free breakfast at the hostel.

There is a kitchen, which is the only real advantage, and it is so cheap. Wi-Fi is correctly can be used only in the lobby, and the beds are to get something small, but have lamps, USB ports, but the rooms are a little small. Everyone gets a card, to open its respective space :) many German-speaking people in the hostel, good overall 3 stars.

Good value for money. Staff very friendly!

Omg I hate it! Very very dirty, it smells of chlorine and you should not be fooled by the exterior! 5€ per night would be a more appropriate price!

Good location, but anything else (sanitary facilities, cleanliness, staff friendliness) is below average.

Very lovely hostel in central dublin few minutes away from the busy temple bar and city centre attraction the staff is really friendly and welcoming and helpful to give you information about tours and local attractions is a very busy hostel with people coming and goin at all times so at night time is a bit hard to sleep if you want to go in bed early still a top location highly recommended.

It is cheap, good service, but the fourth 50 has leaks. Note that ^_^ is one of the cheapest rooms.

A clean place, not that much noisy and they provide an very good breakfast.

Clean. A bit on the noise side, but it was a young crowd so that was to be expected.