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"Was as described "

"Wonderful location for our family vacation!"

"Property very safe with key fob access at every door & gate. Reception staff were helpful. I had one of the double rooms for 2 nights. I enjoyed my stay. 20 min walk to central Dublin and it's a nice easy flat walk. The surrounding area seemed safe and quiet. There were some unusual bumps at night! But I used earplugs, just seemed to be a lot of activity in the apartment block also, the bed was a bit lumpy but nothing I couldn't sleep on and through. The bathroom wasn't squeaky clean but these...

"The price is exceptional compared to other hostels. I don't know how they do it. "

"Abigails is located on Aston Quay near the O'Connell Bridge. The location is excellent for walking in central Dublin... along the river, all the shops and pubs in Temple Bar, Trinity College, Christchurch Cathedral, St. Stephens Green, EPIC, etc., and it's also just steps away from the Dublin Airport Express bus stop on Aston Quay. Our accommodation (private room & with bath) was simple, clean and very efficient. Highly recommended!"

"My boyfriend and I had a lovely stay in our private room! It was exceptionally clean with towels, shampoo/conditioner, soap, water, and tea/coffee in the room. We had plenty of space and the staff was incredibly kind. There were plenty of clean bathrooms so we never had to wait in lines despite being shared. We only stayed one night, but would have stayed more if we were in town longer!"

"Great location and service!"

"Very hot room. Bathroom near room was out off order. A very big and empty building. Didnt feel particularly safe at times. "

"The accommodations are Spartan but quite adequate and very reasonably priced. The staff is friendly, helpful and efficient. The area is in the heart of Dublin easy to get everywhere. "

"It was very special staying on campus of campus and having breakfast right there every day."

"Big kitchen and sitting room facilities with free Netflix, etc. Wi-Fi not strong in some rooms. Building is generally old, but rooms are clean. Cery nice staff."

"One of the worst hostels I’ve been to. Rooms are not that clean, there’s no cold water, no curtains on the windows in the room, you’re basically paying for a bed and that’s it."

"Absolutely loved this place. Clean and convenient. Front desk was excellent and I will be staying here again when I return. "

"The area was beautiful and the few staff we encountered were courteous. The bunkroom we stayed in had dirty blue pillowcases, fitted sheets, and duvets. This is a shared room hostel which is a great way to meet people from around the world. The wifi was so weak we had to either sit at reception or not have access. Just like any other hostel, you rent towels and strip your own beds of the white linens you place there prior to sleep. The building wasn't well maintained and there was no sound limit...

"This was a good choice for a 1 night stay. If staying several nights in Dublin, I would probably go elsewhere. The location was very good: a short walk to the Liffey River and touristy section of Dublin. The immediate Area of LIVStudent Dublin was less touristy and had some good pubs (Cobblestones has good live music, Walsh's Pub had great atmosphere, bartenders, and friendly locals) and restaurants (Lavanda, Wuff). The room was good size, clean, and the bed was comfortable. I was annoyed that...

"Lovely staff, great location, great facilities. Good locker space. Comfortable beds. You do get woken up by a train going past the window."

"Location was good, room was pleasant however, sold as a double. If it was a double it was very small!"

"It's very central location, though sketchy enough late at night.. like any major city Dublin despite its relaxed vibe has a drug problem and to be aware of your soroundings is important.. Take common sense care and you should enjoy your visit. I stayed for one night in a small single room ,with a sink in the room .. bed was comfortable , staff are very friendly, and despite that morning no hot water in shower. Dublin is now very expensive to visit and with some extra effort in maintenance...

"You get what you pay for. It was the least expensive of the hotel options in Ireland. Not that close to the attractions, but public transportation is easily accessible. The room gives you the basics. No tv, coffee maker or hair dryer. There is a coffee shop and a convenient store on the ground floor. There is a shared kitchen on every floor. It suit our needs since we were out most of the time."