Dublin International Hostel

Dublin International Hostel at night
Dublin International Hostel at night
Ha'penny Bridge Dublin City
Ha'penny Bridge on a Summer's Day

Fireworks Celebrating St Patrick's Day
Fireworks over the River Liffey celebrating St Patrick's Day
Christchurch Cathedral Dublin City
Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin City

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TO CONTACT THE HOSTEL DIRECTLY, PHONE: +353 (0)1 8301766 


Our Quality Awarded Dublin Hostel (YHA Dublin) is open 24 hours 365 days a year with FREE breakfast and FREE WiFi. One of the best Dublin hostels for international guests as it is a great base from which to visit Dublin city. With FREE secure guest parking and only a five minute walk to the city centre and the main Dublin tourist attractions. Our friendly staff can offer the best recommendations and discounts for things to do while visiting Dublin.


All guests get a FREE continental breakfast served daily in our Church restaurant and our chef also makes home-cooked meals for groups of 10 or more. The hostel is especially well-suited for groups and there’s lots of family rooms available too but all guests are given a warm and friendly international welcome. The hostel is safe and secure (with a FREE gated car park) and because the hostel is a short walk from Dublin city centre you can be sure of a good night’s sleep without any noise from outside keeping you awake!


The Dublin International Hostel is widely known for its friendly and helpful staff -it is no wonder we were awarded the HI-Quality Award. We have plenty of events on all year around and great discounts for all attractions from bus tours to pub crawls and an outdoors eating area too!

The Dublin hostel reception is open 24 hours a day all year round with FREE Wi-Fi access, making it the best place to stay when you want to visit Dublin on a budget. We’re the only Dublin Hostel with the HI-Quality Award and it shows! With its clean, comfy rooms and cosy atmosphere, you will be sure to enjoy your stay with us!


Opening Dates and Times

OPENING DATES: All Year Round


OPENING TIMES: 24 Hours – we never close! There’s always someone on reception on hand to help with any queries!


CHECK- IN: From 11 am onwards


You’ll find the best cheap accommodation in Dublin in Dublin International Hostel and the best hostel in terms of the quality of your stay!

Managers Robert Part & Misty Smith will be happy to welcome you to their hostel!


ADDRESS: 61 Mountjoy Street, Dublin 7


For bookings or queries -
HOSTEL PHONE: +353 (0)1 8301766
EMAIL: info@anoige.ie or dublininternational@anoige.ie
HOSTEL FAX: +353 (0)1 8305808


Directions

We’re sure you can navigate around yourself – but here’s a helping hand with plenty of travel choices available!


GPS Details
Decimal:                          Latitude 53.355918   Longitude -6.268451
Minutes & Hours:            Latitude 53° 21’ 21” North  Longitude 6° 16’ 06” West


From Dublin Airport: (BY BUS)
The cheapest options are Buses 16A or 41 - (€2.30pp - Exact Change needed)
Travel time should be approximately 20 to 30 mins to Upper Dorset Street. Ask the bus driver who will be able to help you!


Look out for a pub on the LEFT of the road called the 'TEMPLE pub’ and push the bus bell to get out at the next stop.  Continue in same direction as the bus until you come to the intersection of Fredrick and Upper Dorset (Mayes Pub – With the Guinness Clock)


Cross over to the other side of Upper Dorset Street to the red & white Mr Macs Barber Shop and walk up Blessington Street (one way street). Take a LEFT at “Deli Suz” onto Mountjoy Street. Walk to the Pub called “The Berkley” The hostel is directly opposite this pub and to the LEFT of the Mountjoy Street Centra.  We are number 61 with the Green door.  Push the buzzer at the door and come on in. Fáilte go dtí Dublin International Hostel!


ALTERNATIVELY – there are these options:
The Aircoach runs 24 hours – costs €7. Get off at Gresham Hotel on O'Connell Street. Either take the bus or walk following directions below.


Airlink 747 operates until midnight – costs €6. Get off at Parnell Square. Follow directions as below from Parnell Square – in the O’Connell Street directions.


From O'Connell Street: (BY FOOT)
Walk North up O'Connell Street towards Parnell Street and the Ambassador Theatre.  Continue up past Parnell Square, then the Garden of Remembrance and Mayes Pub, (North Frederick Street). Cross over Upper Dorset Street to Mr Macs Barber Shop and continue up Blessington Street (The Street between Mr Macs Barber Shop and Larkins/SPAR). At the end of Blessington Street turn left at Deli Suz onto Mountjoy Street.  We are number 61, the green door to the left of the Mountjoy Street Centra.  Push the buzzer and come on in! Fáilte go dtí Dublin International Hostel!


From O'Connell Street - (BY BUS)
Catch the bus number 46A from outside the McDonalds nearest to the Dublin Spire.  (€0.50c per person - city centre fare) You get out at the 2nd bus stop at Mountjoy Street.  Push the bus bell and the bus will stop next door to the hostel outside the Mountjoy Street Centra. We are number 61, the green door to the left of the Mountjoy Street Centra.  Push the buzzer and come on in! Fáilte go dtí Dublin International Hostel!


From Bus Áras, Main Dublin Bus Station (BY FOOT)
Go out the main doors of the main Dublin bus station (Bus Áras), either follow the Luas tram lines to the left or follow the signage to O'Connell Street.  Follow directions from O'Connell Street above.


From Connolly Train Station: (BY FOOT)
Go out and down the stairs to the main street.  Cross at the cross walk and continue in the same direction down Talbot Street.  This will take you all the way to the Spire on O'Connell Street.   Follow directions from O'Connell Street above.


From Heuston Train Station: (BY TRAM)
Go out of the station and to the LUAS tram station - a ticket will cost approximately €2.  Take tram to O'Connell Street (Connelly Station direction) On O'Connell Street follow directions from O'Connell Street above.


From Heuston Train Station: (BY BUS)
Go out of the station and cross over the tram bridge to your left.  At the lights cross over and head left up towards Phoenix Park.  Continue 300 metres up this road until you get to an intersection or road called Infirmary Road on your right.  Walk up Infirmary Road until you see the Bus number 46A bus stop 200 metres.  From here catch the bus to Blessington Street (costs just €1.65pp – exact change needed).  At Blessington Street you will need to walk back in the direction the bus has just come from, turn left at Deli Suz and the hostel is 20metres down on the right hand side of the road.  We are number 61, the green door to the left of the Mountjoy Street Centra.  Push the buzzer and come on in! Fáilte go dtí Dublin International Hostel!


From Dublin Ferry Port: (BY BUS 53)
This goes straight to the city centre main Dublin bus station (called Bus Áras).  Walk to O'Connell St and either follow the walking/bus directions from O’Connell Street as above.


From Dublin Ferry Port: (BY CAR)

  • Head West on Alexandra Road towards 1st Branch Road
  • Take the 1st right onto 1st Branch Road
  • Take the 1st left onto Tolka Quary Road
  • Go slightly right at East Wall Road/R13
  • Turn left at Lower Drumcondra Road
  • Continue south towards the city centre along Drumcondra Road until you get onto Lower Dorset Street and continue on to Upper Dorset Street
  • At the intersection of Upper Dorset Street and Blessington Street. You need to go straight through this junction as you CANNOT turn right on to Blessington Street but take the NEXT RIGHT onto Wellington Street upper (at the Meeting Point pub). The Dublin International Hostel is at the top of this street
  • The hostel is at the end of the street on the Corner of Wellington Street upper and Mountjoy Street.
  • Pull up temporarily outside of the hostel or park temporarily on Wellington Street as you will need to get a key from the hostel to access the car park. The key for the car park gate can be collected from the reception desk for a refundable deposit of €20.
  • The car park for the hostel is located off Wellington Street upper. The car park is free and secure and located just behind the hostel, within the hostel grounds.


From Dublin Airport: (BY CAR)

  • Head East towards Swords Road
  • At Airport Roundabout, take the 2nd Exit onto M1 heading to Áth Cliath/Dublin/M50
  • At the Roundabout take the 2nd Exit leading onto the M50. The sign to follow is Áth Cliath/Dublin/M50 heading to Dublin City Centre.
  • Join the M1 motorway
  • At Junction 1, exit onto the N1
  • Continue south towards Dublin city centre along Drumcondra Road through until you get onto Dorset Street Lower then Upper Dorset Street
  • Continue past the intersection of Upper Dorset Street and Blessington Street. You CANNOT turn right on to Blessington Street but take the NEXT RIGHT onto Wellington Street (at the Meeting Point pub) The Dublin International Hostel is at the top of this street.
  • The hostel is at the end of the street on the Corner of Wellington Street upper and Mountjoy Street.
  • Pull up temporarily outside of the hostel or park temporarily on Wellington Street as you will need to get a key from the hostel to access the car park. The key for the car park gate can be collected from the reception desk for a refundable deposit of €20.
  • The car park for the hostel is located off Wellington Street upper. The car park is free and secure and located just behind the hostel, within the hostel grounds. 


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Secure and close to town yet in a quiet area so you can get a good night’s sleep, the Dublin hostel is open 24 hours a day for those interested in partying in Dublin city centre and for families or those who prefer a quieter visit, there are private en-suite rooms, as well as family rooms, FREE gated parking, FREE continental breakfast for all guests, FREE WiFI access, and discounted tour bookings from our reception!


Are you travelling around Ireland? That’s no problem! We have 26 hostels all around Ireland and can book these for you from our reception to ensure you get the best rates with no booking fee!


Our Dublin Hostel staff come from all corners of the world and will be able to chat with you in French, German, Italian, Spanish and even Korean!! They can recommend the best things to do during your stay that suit your budget and we have discounts available for all guests on almost all attractions so be sure to ask!


Our Dublin Hostel is the only hostel in Dublin that is a member of Hostelling International meaning that standards are continually monitored. With a free breakfast and bed linen to all guests, as well as lunches and dinners available to groups in The Church Restaurant, why stay in the rest when you can stay in the best!


Meals and Meeting rooms

Conference Facilities and meeting rooms are also available in our Dublin Hostel and FREE for groups with an advance booking (subject to availability).


Gerard Hanley, the fully qualified chef is our on-site chef who creates our delicious homemade meals for groups of ten or more in The Church Restaurant – so named because it actually used to be a Church! We can seat up to 80 people in The Church Restaurant making it ideal for groups on a budget.


         YES – We have Family Rooms

         YES – We have Self-Catering

         YES – We have FREE secure parking

         YES – We have secure deposit safes at reception

         YES – We have secure lockers in every room

         YES – We have FREE WiFi

         YES – We have Laundry facilities and Drying Rooms

         YES – We have FREE Conference Rooms and Meeting Rooms for groups


Our Dublin International Hostel is minutes away from some great Dublin attractions including the Dublin Writers Museum, the renowned Hugh Lane Gallery, the Gate Theatre and the world famous Abbey Theatre.

If you are looking to experience some traditional Irish culture you should not miss an opportunity to go to a Céilí (Traditional Irish Dance) at Comhaltas  - a céilí is held each Friday night here from 9pm to 12 midnight throughout the year.


Other Dublin attractions you shouldn't miss include the following:

  • Trinity College – Book of Kells (€8.50/€7.50)

  • St. Stephen’s Green – Free

  • Chester Beatty Library – Free

  • Kilmainham Gaol (€5/€3)

  • National Botanic Gardens – Free

  • Christ Church Cathedral (donation)

  • National Museum/National Gallery (Free)

  • Temple Bar

Pub crawl for €12


McGowan’s – popular with locals – with a nightclub up-stairs – free Irish coffee with your mains – free entry before 10 – and only €3.50 offers for drinks on certain days!


Use your Hostelling International Membership card to receive discounts in the following attractions in the area:

1. Over the Top Tours

2. Guinness Storehouse

4. Ardgillan Castle

5. St Michans Church National Geographic – most hauned

6. Old Jameson Distillery

7. Hop on Hop off

8. Casino Marino

9. Dublin Castle

10. Kilmainham Gaol


As with all accommodation, prices vary depending on the time of year. 


Please note: the prices below are indicative of the price range for the hostel – use our booking engine to get an exact price for your booking.


Keep an eye out for our packages and special offers which can save you €€€s and also, if you are a group of 10+ we also give group discounts where possible.


Lastly if you are a member of An Óige/Hostelling International, you will get a discount of €2 at all of our hostels per person, per night.  Make sure your membership card is up to date or order a new one now!


HOSTEL

*Price for the hostel includes breakfast and bed linen.


**Extra supplements will apply for Special Event Weekends including Rugby Matches, St Patrick’s Day and major events.

  •  10 bed dorm from €13.00 (low season) up to €18.00 (high season) per person per night (pppn)

  •  8 bed dorm from €14.00 (low season) up to €19.00 (high season) per person per night (pppn)

  •  6 bed dorm from €16.50 (low season) up to €20.00 (high season) per person per night (pppn)

  •  4 bed room en-suite from €90.00 (low season) up to €94.00 (high season) per room per night

  •  4 bed room standard from €84.00 (low season) up to €88.00 (high season) per room per night

  •  Triple room from €72.50 (low season) up to €75.00 (high season) per room per night

  •  Double/twin room from €48.00 (low season) up to €50.00 (high season) per room per night

  •  Single room from €28.00 (low season) up to €33.00 (high season) per room per night

MEALS

Continental Breakfast (cereal, juice, bread/toast & beverage) Included in overnight price (served between 7am-10.30am only)

  •  Mini Irish Breakfast @ €4.00pp extra

  •  Full Irish Breakfast @ €6.50pp extra

  •  Vegetarian Breakfast @ €4.50pp extra

  •  Packed Lunch @ €6.00pp (sandwich, drink, fruit & chocolate bar)

  •  Packed Breakfast @ €3.00 pp (Juice, muffin, 1 piece of fruit, 1 cereal bar)

  •  Budget Dinner (suitable for students & leaders on a budget)

  •  1 course budget meal @ €7.50 pp

  •  2 course budget meal @ €10.00 pp

  •  3 course budget meal @ €12.50 pp


Meals are served from 5.30-9 pm, please specify time when booking. Dinner & Packed Lunch are only on a request basis and for group bookings only. All main courses are served with water/tea/coffee. To view a sample of our dinner menu please contact our groups department at groups@anoige.ie


Want to rent the Whole Hostel…?

You can rent out the whole hostel during the low season only for special occasions (reunions, parties) or even if you just want the run of the place! See below for the room breakdown.


If interested in a rent-a-hostel for Dublin International Hostel in low season only, please contact groups@anoige.ie with any enquiries.


ROOM BREAKDOWN

Hostel Room Details


Room Type

Quantity

Double / Twin Room

4

3 Bed Room

3

4 Bed Room

7 (3 en-suite)

6 Bed Room

10 (1 en-suite)

8+ Bed Room

22

Total Number Beds

282




Keep checking back!


We'll be updating this page regularly with up-and-coming events!


February

RBS 6 Nations – Rugby at the Aviva Stadium

What is it? Since 1883 the 4 Home Unions (Wales - WRU, Ireland - IRFU, England - RFU and Scotland - SRU) have done battle to claim the Home International Series, but we had to wait till 1910 before the 4 nations became the 5 nations Championship when France (FFR) joined in. Finally Italy (FIR) joined the party and now we have the RBS 6 Nations Championship.

Ireland vs Wales - Sunday 5th February 2012

Ireland vs Italy - Saturday 25th February 2012

Ireland vs Scotland -Saturday 10th March 2012

When? February 5th to March 10th

See the Rugby Ireland website for more information


Hennessy Gold Cup – Horse racing in Dublin

What is it? A race that feels like it has been with us forever, yet it was first run in 1987. Over a distance of three miles, it has served as a leading trial for the Cheltenham Gold Cup.

When? February 12th

Further information on the Leopardstown Racecourse website


Jameson Dublin International Film Festival - a citywide event that takes place in all of the Dublin City Centre Cinemas

What is it? A unique forum of exchange between the public and the filmmaking community through hosting a whole range of events that allow the public to interact with filmmakers in the form of public interviews, panel discussions and Q&A sessions.

When? February 16th to February 26th

Further information on the Jameson Film Festival website


March

Dublin Book Festival – Books are NOT boring

What is it? Dublin Book Festival brings together the best of Irish publishing, offering a chance for the voices of both established and up and coming authors to be heard. Our poets and authors will gather to celebrate Dublin’s designation as a UNESCO City of Literature. A great line-up within a relaxed and fun environment with something for everyone. 

When? March 4th to March 6th

Further information can be found on the official Dublin Book Festival website


St. Patrick's Festival – Get set for the shamrock wave

What is it? The Festival will be jam-packed with a variety of different events taking place; Family, Comedy, Music, Culture, Film, Visual Arts and Irish events!

When? March 16th to March 19th

You will find more information on the St Patrick's Festival website


All Ireland Club Championship Final – Gaelic Football since 1971

What is it? An annual Gaelic football tournament run since 1971, played between the thousands of senior football clubs in Ireland. The current champions are Crossmaglen Rangers of Armagh, who defeated St. Brigid's of Roscommon on March 17, 2011 to win their fifth title.

When? March 17th

Check out the Croke Park website and find out more


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