Avalon House

Dublin

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Dirección	55 Aungier Street, Dublin County Dublin, Ireland Mapa
Precio	Dorm beds from US$10.00. Private rooms from US$25.00/person. El precio puede variar según la estación - Verifique los precios actuales por fecha aquí

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Prestaciones

Desayuno gratis
Cocina
Casilleros
Duchas calientes gratis durante las 24 horas
Mesa de billar
Lavadora (lavandería)
Salón / Espacios comunes
Casa de cambio
Información turística
Sala de juegos
Teléfonos (públicos o en la habitación)
Ascensor
City tours gratuitos
Alquiler de bicicletas

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4 Average from 26 Ratings

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Comment by Mandy, United States

June 2008

Overpriced
45 euro a night was way too much for this place! (Especially since I was there in March 2008, during the off season.) The people weren't nice, and the whole place was sketchy. "Breakfast" was bread and oj, and the showers were annoying -- no temperature regulation, just a button to turn it on, and it went off every two minutes. The common room was nice, but small, and there were tons of people. The only lockers available were at reception, and cost a euro a day. I wasn't impressed at all. I would avoid staying here again.

Comment by Fliss, England

April 2008

Terrible Security!
The good things -- Cheap, good location, free breakfast (well, the free part is a good point -- by breakfast they mean bread with a few toasters dotted around the common room). The very bad things -- We had block booked a room of twelve as we had a large mixed group and were assured that nobody else had access to the room and so felt safe about leaving certain items in the room. At 11 p.m. (ish) a random man walked into our room whilst only three of us were there (girls) and gave no explanation as to how he got into our locked room! The staff on reception weren't very helpful and blamed us saying we had not locked our room! Not happy customers at all.

Comment by Sara, Canada

October 2007

Enjoyed it
Large hostel -- well organized and well run. We got a private twin room. The room was very small. The bathrooms and showers are coed (that's one thing i couldn't get used to). However it's not unheard of to find both empty. The showers have curtains and then you actually have your own stall you can lock. I found the hostel pretty clean. The cleaners were always around changing beds cleaning the bathrooms. They have a pool table, a ping pong table, laundry facilities (although the dryer isn't the greatest). I did like the hostel but at night we could hear people outside the entrance way singing at the top of their lungs. We wondered why they weren't shooed away after a while. this was every night. But all in all it was alright there (we didn't spend much time in there, why would you when you're in Dublin?).

Comment by Cory, USA

August 2007

Good!
I liked this hostel. It was fun and clean for the most part. The bathrooms were a little funky, but what hostel's bathrooms are perfect? Lockers are big. The front desk was extremely helpful and it's in a good location.

Comment by road trip 2007, usa

June 2007

Clean, Organized, Not that Social but very nice staff
The first hostel we went to on our trip throughout Europe. We stayed in the huge avalon room (something like thirty bunk beds). It was very clean, well maintained, and the staff was very nice. Positives -- free sheets, cheap locker rental, free internet computers, helpful staff, cheap overall, nice part of town, free breakfast. Negatives -- not amazingly social, but that might just have been the people that were there at the time, the free internet kind of cuts down on the sociable factor. If you want a nice, clean, and safe place to stay, go here.

Comment by Tim, Netherlands.

March 2007

Really helpful staff (Irish people in general are really kind in my opinion). Rooms were clean, good location, good prices, a good travelers hostel. Breakfast -- ok, although the yellow jam is disgusting. Noise -- too much. And there is free internet everywhere, too many people with laptops busy in the relaxing rooms, really a bummer.

Comment by Mike, France

October 2006

Common room was ok, breakfast as well (one of the best I had during my stay in Ireland), staff pretty friendly, but the kitchen was always crowded, with no clean cloth to dry the dishes (you can imagine how dirty it may have got at some stage, a soaked blackish piece of rug), old mushroom-green rotten food in the fridge, and a horrid smell day and night near the kitchen and above all in the corridors. Something in between foot smell and musty carpet. Dust mites probably ate better than we did. Definitely too expensive for what it is. We slept in a twelve-bed dorm and were currently waken up by careless arrivers (sometimes at 2 a.m.), toilets and showers not too bad. Well situated as regards the distance to Temple Bar and shopping in Grafton Street. Not too bad if you have little money but if you can afford a private bedroom there, pay the same price and get a B&B.

Comment by Neil Langshaw

September 2006

A good hostel in a somewhat sketchy area of Dublin. Security was never a problem though. There is someone in reception 24/7 and they always ask for your room number/hostel pass. The rooms lock, but many of the doors will remain ajar unless they are pushed completely closed. The showers were plentiful, but small. Breakfast was toast, jam, a piece of fruit and tea. Not great, but free. There is also a kitchen for you to prepare your own meals, but there is a problem with food theft. When I told reception they apologized and said that they were aware of the problem and that they were looking into it (apparently there was a group of people staying there who would only eat food that they stole!). The hostel is big, and as such it felt a little institutional (impersonal) but once you get to know the people in your rooms (which were nice rooms) it gets a little better. ***You can earn a free nights stay (for us this was 18.50 euros) if you can do some sort of performance (play an instrument, juggle, dance, etc...). If you perform in the hostel for an hour they will refund you the cost of your room for one night. Ask at reception.***

Comment by Christine

May 2006

Well run, with friendly staff and lots of options if you forget something like, let's say, a towel. Voltage adaptors. They have a currency exchange, two open area rooms with TVs, video games, pool, a huge kitchen, and I met a lot of cool people there from all over. It is rather large and therefore has an "institutionalized" feel, but I agree the third floor bathrooms are nicer. The shower heads are push-button style, and if you stay there long enough you'll get to learn which showers have a longer stream of water per push. The rooms tend to smell, so feel free to open the windows or bring some air freshener.

Comment by Rachael, USA

February 2006

Large and institution-like but clean with many amenities. If you stay on the first or second floor, use the showers on the third floor. They are much larger and nicer.

Comment by Carina

September 2005

This hostel was great. The rooms were nice. However, besides the lock off downstairs, there was no place to put luggage and personal stuff. So when many people share the room, it looked a little bit messy. I found it very clean and the kitchen was big. Staff were very friendly and you easily meet people. Breakfast was good but all day the same, and you get very good coffee there.

Comment by Jon Lewis, Wales

August 2005

An excellent hostel, all round. Security at this hostel was extremely good, possibly the best I've seen anywhere in the world. They gave you a key card and you had to insert it into quite a few doors before you actually got to your room — the threat of unwanted persons entering your room was therefore greatly diminished. My two-night stay at this accommodation was helped because of the very knowledgeable staff at the information/reception desk who provided a very good, large-scale plan of the city upon my arrival — far better than the tourist bureau were able to offer! From this easily accessible location, travelling around the city was quite easy. However, it was about a 10 to 15-minute walk from the main bus depot on O'Connell Street, but the surroundings and security of the place, as well as its affordability, more than compensated for this. Be warned though, I found shopping and eating/drinking out in Dublin to be rather pricey when compared with other European cities — so go prepared would be my advice!

Comment by Pippo

August 2005

Showers are small and the bathroom is not very clear. There are too many people in the kitchen. But finally it's a good hostel near the city center. Good breakfast!!!

Comment by Galen

July 2005

This place was alright, I guess. the breakfast was ok, free coffee with the jam and toast, so that was cool. but the shower room was not clean. There was actually a turd in one of the showers and when you find a turd in a shower, thats it...game over.

Comment by Jen, Canada

June 2005

This hostel was excellent. The staff were friendly and helpful, the rooms and bathrooms were clean, and the breakfast was great. (They had fruit! Two kinds!) Though it is a very big hostel, and somewhat institutional, it's also very secure feeling, and it was great to be able to lock my stuff in a locker and not worry about it while I was out. In all, this place was fantastic. I would definitely stay here again.

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