The people we so friendly! I felt back at home, which is more than i can say for the friendliness of other countries!The people we so friendly! I felt back at home, which is more than i can say for the friendliness of other countries!...Close

Jennifer, USA | Female 18-24 | 21st November 2009

Just arrived home in the UK after a great break in Dublin at the Globetrotter Hostel, could find no faults - the breakfast each morning was excellent would certainly recommend to anyone. Suitable for all ages - young and old. Great location only 5 mins walk from O\'Connell Street. The Celt Bar in Talbot St just round the corner was a very lively and popular place to drink on a night. I would definitely come here again.Just arrived home in the UK after a great break in Dublin at the Globetrotter Hostel, could find no faults - the breakfast each morning was excellent would certainly recommend to anyone. Suitable for all ages - young and old. Great location only 5 mins walk from O\'Connell Street. The Celt Bar in Talbot St just round the corner was a very lively and popular place to drink on a night. I would definitely come here again....Close

mickoc195233, England | Male 41+ | 17th November 2009

We found it odd in the co-ed dorms that there was not a lock on the outside bathroom door and the shower glass was see through. Also the bathroom window in room E needs to be pushed shut tight from the outside. It's cracked open making it very cold in the bathroom and bedroom.We found it odd in the co-ed dorms that there was not a lock on the outside bathroom door and the shower glass was see through. Also the bathroom window in room E needs to be pushed shut tight from the outside. It's cracked open making it very cold in the bathroom and bedroom....Close

kathyalexander771, USA | Female 41+ | 16th November 2009

Awesome breakfast (eggs, bacon, sausage etc). Nice and clean as well, only downside for me (this is 2nd time I've stayed) and last time I stayed my room had security locker under bed. This time it didn't, it says they do have lockers. I prefer to have my laptop locked up. Soo don't like this. But other than that very nice hostel and friendly staff.Awesome breakfast (eggs, bacon, sausage etc). Nice and clean as well, only downside for me (this is 2nd time I've stayed) and last time I stayed my room had security locker under bed. This time it didn't, it says they do have lockers. I prefer to have my laptop locked up. Soo don't like this. But other than that very nice hostel and friendly staff....Close

Carol Ann, Canada | Female 25-30 | 16th November 2009

It was near to the city,the Bus Station was near,the breakfast was very good and the kitchen very clean!It was near to the city,the Bus Station was near,the breakfast was very good and the kitchen very clean!...Close

Ulla, Sweden | Group 41+ | 16th November 2009

The hostel is near the bus station and the stop to the airport is just in front of it! just 10 mins walking to Temple Bar. The staff is very friendly and helpful(thanks you David and the other two ladies!) Also the breakfast is nice! There is Wi-Fi in the common room and also one PC free to use. I had a great time there!The hostel is near the bus station and the stop to the airport is just in front of it! just 10 mins walking to Temple Bar. The staff is very friendly and helpful(thanks you David and the other two ladies!) Also the breakfast is nice! There is Wi-Fi in the common room and also one PC free to use. I had a great time there!...Close

I-ning, Taiwan | Female 31-40 | 16th November 2009

Great hostel with loads of character and clean rooms and bathrooms - the full irish breakfest (excluding black pudding) is the best in the Republic.Great hostel with loads of character and clean rooms and bathrooms - the full irish breakfest (excluding black pudding) is the best in the Republic....Close

Nicholas, Australia | Male 25-30 | 15th November 2009

The Globetrotter is a great hostel with a central location in the heart of Dublin, and also very near the spot where the airport buses depart from. The only issue I had with the place was that the beds are so rickety that if you move around everyone in the room will wake up. Other than that it was great and very reasonable price wise.The Globetrotter is a great hostel with a central location in the heart of Dublin, and also very near the spot where the airport buses depart from. The only issue I had with the place was that the beds are so rickety that if you move around everyone in the room will wake up. Other than that it was great and very reasonable price wise....Close

nickknowslaw3649, Canada | Male 25-30 | 15th November 2009

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I was surprised to find that there was no kitchen, or even a kettle to make a hot drink... Would be fine for people planning to eat out every night though. I also got a really great tip from one of the staff about an event in Saint Stephen's Green and subsequently had a great night out! Thanks again!I was surprised to find that there was no kitchen, or even a kettle to make a hot drink... Would be fine for people planning to eat out every night though. I also got a really great tip from one of the staff about an event in Saint Stephen's Green and subsequently had a great night out! Thanks again!...Close

happily_ever_after_1427, New Zealand | Female 18-24 | 14th November 2009

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Great location, really nice staff and tasteful breakfast. Erika from HungaryGreat location, really nice staff and tasteful breakfast. Erika from Hungary...Close

Erika, Hungary | Female 31-40 | 13th November 2009