Abraham House Reviews

i was there 23th of May, the quilt was so thick..i chose 16people room for the sack of saving money. Forget about the winding path to the dark room always has people sleeping, everything is not bad and deserve the price. Breakfast was average.

Pros: 3 minutes from Bus Eirann station. 5 min from Temple Bar. Very secure. Breakfast: toast, jam, hard boiled eggs, canned fruit, yogurt, cereal, orange juice, milk. Towels are only 1 euro. Kitchen: 2 fridges, microwave, stove top, but no oven. Good showers. Cons: This place is a rat maze! 16 person room and all the windows were bolted shut! Internet does not work in bedrooms. Not very many places to sit in common room. Have to make your own bed...good luck with the duvey cover.

My room smelled a bit weird and I did not like the bagage room because everyone can go in and out.

I stayed in Abraham House from 19th to 23rd of May wiht my boyfriend. I booked a 3ensuite bedroom and I got a room with 6 beds. The bathroom was very small and dirty, the sink was dripping. No good bed linen: just a sticky sheet! When we arrived the girl at the reception treated us in a very badly way and all the days we got the same treatment. I had a wonderful time in Dublin but certainly I hadn't in Abraham House!

One group made a lot of noice in the early morning!

Excellent experience! Facilities were very clean and well maintained. Staff was friendly and very helpful!

The staff was nice, but the girls did get a little irritated saying the same thing over and over. I was waiting for the free tour group to leave, and they never came so my friends and I had to hustle to get there on time. The rooms were large, but there were lots of people in them! Two couples were in the same bed, which made me uncomfortable and I did not like that. Floors in the bathrooms were dirty and that was kind of gross. The place was easy to find, but it was hard to make friends.

Well located and excelent breakfast and facilities.

As an older traveller I found the staff members freindly and accommodating and they willingly supplied me a reading lamp and adapter plug when I requested them. The room was tidy and clean but the shower recess would benefit from some bleach to get rid of the mould growing on the grouting. Breakfast was adequate. Location was convenient to the shops and bus station. My stay was brief but quite enjoyable.

It is pretty close to Dublin city center (but then again so are a lot of hostels, there are tons in the same street) the breakfast was nice, hard boiled egg,orange juice, toast, yogurt, cereal. i stayed in a 6 person bed one night, went to cork another and came back and the size of the 6 person rooms were very different one was gigantic, vaulted ceiling and everything while the other provided hardly enough room to move. but the staff was nice, irish people are nice!!

Easily the best hostel breakfast I've ever seen. Free wifi is great too. But this is set against a total lack of effort in decor, expensive fixed internet, undesirable location, and no lounge area apart from the kitchen which means you rarely get to interact with other guests. That's a missed opportunity because AH could be a fantastic place for sole travellers to meet up with other (very) international boarders, and as such there isn't a great communal atmosphere.

The breakfast was Great. I think it is the best breakfast among the I visited hostel. However, my linen was not very clean. 제가 머물렀던 호스텔중 아침이 가장 잘 나온 곳이였습니다. 호스텔에서 무료로 제공되는 아침만 먹으면 점심은 안 먹어도 될 정도(?)로 알찬 아침이 제공됩니다.

The Staff was friendly and ready to help. However Rooms of 8 was very small and no lockers in the room to keep things safe. Kitchen was small too with the hobs being really bad - took over 40 min to cook pasta! :-/ Brekfast provided in the morning which was a really nice suprise as we didnt know it was provided

Very friendly staff and clean acccomdations. My daughter recommended you from previous time there. We will stay with with you again.

Dont like the temperature of the hostel! Less hotter than nedeed for sleeping.

Showers and restrooms were decent. Met some cool people there and the free breakfast is very full. Value was also great considering it's a pick up spot for new europe free tours and very close to city center. No age limit it would seem though. Had some older blokes stay in from England. Very loud and smoked inside the room. It's a maze to find your room and the beds are like rocks with springs. Nothing too amazing, but livable.

Good place to stay for a few days but I could not see myself staying any longer. The place seems like a giant maze that is difficult to find your way out of and into. It would have also been nice to have a place to lock up my valuables in not just a cage under the bed with no lid to lock things up in. Getting there from the airport was easy to find and it is situated in a nice location. Overall I give it a pass not the worst I have stayed in.

12 bed dorms are on the top floor - no lift, 66 stairs to the top! (so if you've a lot of luggage you might want to splash out for a smaller dorm). Free brekky is really good: Cereal, Toast, spread, Tinned fruit, Boiled eggs, Tea and Coffee. Staff were really good - also the awesome free Dublin tour guide will meet people who want to join the tour downstairs at 10:10am.

The location was good but the beds ans rooms were not very clean.

House is bit of a maze but in general fine. Showers were really cramped but hot. Breakfast was more generous than what I got in other hostels in Ireland. Overall, a decent place to stay.