The Celtic Inn - Dublin, Ireland Reviews

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Address	7-10 Upper Gardiner Street, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
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Telephone	01 878 1057

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Very bad Good location -- only advantage. Arctic room. About 14-15 C with a small heater turning automatically after 6 hours!!! Need to sleep under 2 covers and dressed. Linen not clean at all. Never more. — Paul (2010-01-12)

I would not recommend this to anyone. Even there is one good thing which is that all the rooms are en-suites and most of them are equipped with refrigerator/freezer. Now the bad things. There are serious problems with heating. I stayed there 2 weeks in february and all the guests including me were freezing at night and most of the day. Then there were problems with showers (no hot water). Fire alarm was set off at 3-4 times a day (in sometimes in night time too). Do not choose this hostel! — gro , Sweden (2007-05-16)

Workers were extremely rude, had very poor english, and the manners of pigs. — J.Mchenzie (2007-01-25)

this is the worst hostel I've ever seen in my life! it's not clean, the stair horribly smells, four floors without elevator, blankets are rotten, beds are crumbling and on the second floor very dangerous, after one shower the bathroom looks like a lake, windows and doors are not adequate for Irish winters. Finally I totally agree about the danger of fire because all beds and stairs are of wood and there are no emergency exits and nothing to prevent the fire. when we arrived we tried to charge a mobile but a flame came out when we tried to do it and so we did not try anymore because of the real danger of fire. Besides it was not possible to ask for help because the staff is very unpleasant and when you stay you feel like staying in a sort of lager. Another important thing is that you can't use this hostel if you are on holydays because it is occupied only by Polish workers that don't create a relaxed atmosphere for travellers. The best moment we spent in this hostel was the departure moment -- obviously without invoice! — alexander (2006-08-21)

In my opinion this hostel gives you excellent value for money. It was one of the cheapest hostels in the centre of Dublin and I stayed there for a couple of nights having good fun with the other guests. Also, we found a way to override their internet connection meter, so we were able to check our e-mail for free whenever we needed to. When we got there, they gave us cleen sheets and the room was generally ok. — Jaro (2006-05-05)

This was the worst hostel on our trip! The room that we had was not cleaned properly. The sheet for the bed that I was planning to sleep in hadn't even been changed since the last person slept in it, because there were strands of hair everywhere. By the time I noticed it I was too tired to go down to complain so I chose to sleep on top of the duvet instead. We had a two bed en suite room, and it was cold in the middle of the night, maybe due to the fact that the windows were not double-glazed! The only saving grace would be that the bathroom was clean, although it was SO small that someone more than a UK size 16 would definitely have trouble maneuvering around in it! In the directions, the hostel is listed as only a five-minute walk from the bus station. That's a LIE! It took us about ten to fifteen minutes of normal walking to get here, so unless someone is practically running, I doubt they could reach the hostel in five minutes from the bus station. — Aida (2004-10-02)