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Best Ireland hostels with breakfast

Among the 576 hostels in Ireland, here are the 2 best hostels with breakfast

6-bed Private Ensuite - Ireland
9.1 10610 reviews

6-bed Private Ensuite

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Sleepzone Hostel Galway City is ideally located in the centre of Galway, just a short walk from Eyre Square and the main transport hub. The hostel has consistently received very good ratings for its cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
The hostel has a modern, self-catering kitchen and en-suite bathrooms in every room. You can enjoy a relaxing atmosphere on the large outdoor terrace, take advantage of the free Wi-Fi, and make use of the on-site bar and fitness centre.
Artist Letterkenny - Ireland
9.2 248 reviews

Artist Letterkenny

hostel, Letterkenny
Artist Letterkenny is situated in the centre of Letterkenny, just a short walk from the main street and the Aura Leisure Centre. This family-run hostel is highly rated and offers a peaceful and relaxed atmosphere despite its central location.
The hostel features a self-catering kitchen with a microwave, and guests can also choose from complimentary meals. Enjoy free access to the Aura Leisure Centre, unwind by the fire, or unleash your creativity in the art studio.

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Best Ireland hostels with a locker

Double Ensuite Room At Sleepzone Clare - Ireland
9.4 1320 reviews

Double Ensuite Room At Sleepzone Clare

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The Burren Hostel - Sleepzone in Lisdoonvarna offers convenient access to the Cliffs of Moher (approximately 30km away) and the Burren Geopark, plus proximity to local attractions like the Burren Smokehouse and Poulnabrone Dolmen.
This family-friendly guesthouse provides a fully equipped kitchen, a terrace, a fitness centre, and on-site parking, alongside private rooms and dorm rooms, each with a private bathroom and garden views; a light breakfast is included.
Brú Na Dromoda Dromid Hostel - Ireland
8.8 8 reviews

Brú Na Dromoda Dromid Hostel

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Brú Na Dromoda Dromid Hostel, located in Killeenleagh, Ireland, is a family-friendly establishment offering a golf-focused stay within 15 kilometres of Waterville Beach and Waterville Golf Links.
This budget accommodation provides complimentary WiFi in public areas, free self-parking, on-site laundry facilities, a computer station, a library, and common areas with a microwave and refrigerator, with bedsheet changes available upon request.
Clink I Lár - Ireland
8.1 16029 reviews

Clink I Lár

hostel, Dublin
Clink I Lár is a hostel conveniently located in Dublin city centre, just a short walk from St. Michan's Church, Chester Beatty Library, and the Gaiety Theatre. It has consistently received very good ratings for cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
The hostel has a shared lounge, perfect for meeting fellow travellers, and offers a range of amenities including free Wi-Fi, a kitchen, and a bar with evening entertainment. Breakfast is included, with options for vegetarian and gluten-free diets.

Frequently asked questions about hostels in Ireland

  • What are the most affordable attractions for backpackers to visit?

    For budget-conscious travellers, many free and low-cost activities are available. Walking tours of Dublin, Galway, or Kilkenny are a great way to explore historical sites and charming streets without spending a fortune. Many national parks, such as Killarney National Park and Connemara National Park, offer stunning scenery and hiking trails with minimal entrance fees. Visiting smaller, lesser-known towns and villages often provides a more authentic Irish experience at a lower cost. Free activities include exploring beaches like Inch Beach or enjoying traditional music sessions in pubs (though drinks will add cost).
  • What are the best hostels in Ireland?

    Among the hostels in Ireland, Kinlay Hostel Eyre Square, Galway City Hostel - Solo Traveller Hostel and The Black Sheep Hostel are the most popular ones.

  • Which airports handle most of the traffic to and from Ireland?

    Dublin Airport (DUB) is the largest and busiest airport, handling the majority of international flights. Cork Airport (ORK) and Shannon Airport (SNN) are also significant, serving both domestic and international routes, but handle considerably less traffic than Dublin.
  • What are the best hostels with a pool in Ireland?

  • What currency is used in Ireland?

    The currency used in Ireland is the euro (€).
  • What are the best hostels with a jacuzzi in Ireland?

    The best hostels with a jacuzzi in Ireland are Gardiner House Hostel, Generator Dublin and Easkey Hostel.

  • How easy is it to navigate the roads in Ireland?

    Navigating Ireland's roads can be straightforward, but it's important to be aware of narrow, winding roads, especially in rural areas. A GPS or satnav is highly recommended, particularly outside of major cities. Driving on the left-hand side of the road is essential to remember. Be prepared for some single-track roads requiring careful negotiation and consideration for oncoming traffic.
  • What are the best hostels for families and kids in Ireland?

    The best hostels for families and kids in Ireland are Kinlay Hostel Eyre Square, The Black Sheep Hostel and The Nest Boutique Hostel.

  • How can travellers best respect local customs while in Ireland?

    Respectful travel involves being mindful of local customs. Saying 'please' and 'thank you' goes a long way. It's polite to engage in conversation with locals but avoid intrusive questions about personal matters. When visiting pubs, it's customary to take turns buying rounds of drinks. Respect quiet times in residential areas, especially in smaller villages. Learning a few basic Irish phrases is always appreciated.
  • What are the best pet friendly hostels in Ireland?

    The best pet friendly hostels in Ireland are Latroupe Jacobs Inn, Rainbow Hostel and Lakeland House.

  • Which traditional festivals define the spirit of Ireland?

    St. Patrick's Day (March 17th) is the most internationally recognised Irish festival, with parades and celebrations nationwide. However, many other local festivals showcase Irish culture. Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, a major traditional Irish music festival, is held annually in a different location. Numerous smaller, local festivals celebrate harvest time, often involving traditional music, dance, and food.
  • What are the best hostels with parking in Ireland?

  • What are the key emergency contacts for medical or safety concerns in Ireland?

    For medical emergencies, dial 112 or 999. The Garda Síochána (Irish police) can be reached at 999 or 112 for non-medical emergencies.
  • What are the best areas to spend a week in Ireland?

    A week allows for exploring a good portion of the country. A popular itinerary might involve exploring Dublin for a couple of days, then heading west to Galway and the Connemara region for stunning scenery. A loop through the Ring of Kerry in County Kerry is another option, offering dramatic coastal views and charming towns. Alternatively, focusing on the north, exploring Belfast and the Antrim Coast with its Giant's Causeway, offers a different perspective.
  • What are the best areas to spend a weekend in Ireland?

    For a weekend getaway, Dublin offers a concentrated dose of Irish history, culture, and nightlife. Alternatively, a trip to Galway provides a vibrant city experience with easy access to the beautiful Connemara region. Cork city offers a more relaxed atmosphere with historical sites and nearby coastal areas.
  • Are there specific regions known for great weather?

    Ireland's weather is notoriously unpredictable. However, the south-west coast, including areas like County Kerry and County Cork, generally experiences slightly milder temperatures and more sunshine than other parts of the country, though this is not a guarantee.

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Best Ireland hostels with air conditioning

Galway City Hostel - Ireland
9.5 5753 reviews

Galway City Hostel

hostel, Galway
Galway City Hostel is ideally located right beside the Galway Railway and Bus Station, overlooking Eyre Square and within easy walking distance of Lynch Castle, Galway Cathedral, and the Spanish Arch. The hostel has received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness and overall user experience.
The hostel offers a range of facilities including a shared lounge, kitchen, laundry facilities, and a terrace. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi, continental breakfast, luggage storage, and a tour desk that can arrange excursions to popular destinations such as the Cliffs of Moher.

Best Ireland hostels with laundry available

5 Bedroom Hostel In Letterkenny Family Room 5 - Ireland
9.4 149 reviews

5 Bedroom Hostel In Letterkenny Family Room 5

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This charming bed and breakfast is located just a short walk from the centre of Letterkenny, close to shops and restaurants. It has consistently received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness and overall experience.
The guest house offers a comfortable and welcoming stay, with a garden and parking available. Guests can enjoy a fridge in the kitchen, and the internet is available throughout the property.
Heyday Hostel Ballina - Ireland
8.8 626 reviews

Heyday Hostel Ballina

hostel, Ballina
Heyday Hostel Ballina is located in Ballina, just 15km from the Mayo North Heritage Centre and 16km from the Foxford Woolen Mills Visitor Center. This hostel has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness and overall experience.
The accommodation features a shared kitchen and lounge, perfect for meeting other travellers. Guests can enjoy a continental breakfast, free Wi-Fi and private bathrooms.
Ben Lettery Hostel - Ireland
8.9 779 reviews

Ben Lettery Hostel

hostel, Ballynahinch
Ben Lettery Hostel is located in Ballynahinch, just 11 miles from the Alcock & Brown Memorial and 16 miles from Kylemore Abbey, offering easy access to these popular attractions. The hostel has received very good ratings for its cleanliness and overall experience, with excellent feedback on its location.
The hostel has one bedroom and one bathroom, providing a comfortable and budget-friendly stay. Guests can enjoy a peaceful garden setting, a terrace, a shared kitchen with a microwave oven, free private parking, and the convenience of a tour desk and luggage storage.
Peggy Moores - Ireland
8.6 487 reviews

Peggy Moores

hostel, Drogheda
Peggy Moores is a hostel situated just 8.5 kilometres from the Bru na Boinne Visitor Centre and the ancient sites of Monasterboice, Sonairte Ecology Centre and Dowth, offering a peaceful retreat outside the town centre. The hostel has received very good user ratings, with excellent ratings for location and cleanliness.
The hostel has a private bathroom in each room and features a bar, kitchen, terrace, and free Wi-Fi. Guests can enjoy a drink at the bar, relax on the terrace, or explore the nearby ancient sites and attractions.
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