The hotels in Dublin, Ireland’s capital city, are not really expensive at all compared to similar European destinations but there are times when a person needs the least expensive accommodation available. In Dublin, hostels are the cheapest form of accommodation, averaging about $20 a night.
Many of the hostels in Dublin offer services that rival those of hotels Dublin. The Dublin International Hostel offers currency exchange, bike rentals, a multilingual staff and free parking to its guests. They also offer a free breakfast so if you’re on a budget, this is the perfect place to stay in Dublin.
For visitors to Dublin who want to stay right in the Dublin city centre, the Litton Lane Hostel is an ideal choice. The hostel is housed in a building which was previously the recording studio for U2, Van Morrisson, and David Bowie for added atmosphere. The Litton Lane Hostel is across from a pub which can get very noisy at night but its clean and comfortable. It does get noisy in Dublin’s city centre, guests often have the same complaint about hotels which they paid far more to stay at.
Students, backpackers or friends on a weekend break in Dublin will appreciate the cheap, dormitory style accommodation offered by hostels. It’s a great way to see the city without breaking the bank.