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Globetrotters Tourist Hostel
At a Glance
- "cheap as chips" as the locals say
- all-you-can-eat breakfast
- attached to a BandB if you need more comfort
Pros
- located in a slightly run-down part of the city
- attracts a young, boisterous crowd
- dorm living not for everyone
Cons
Globetrotters Tourist Hostel Review
Globetrotters is a reliable Dublin hostel, with a pleasant outdoor courtyard; reasonably clean, locking dorm rooms with en-suite showers; a turf (that is, not wood) fire; comfortable bunk beds (with lamps for late-night reading); and a delicious all-you-can-eat breakfast. Plus, you're within walking distance of the city center, one block from the bus station, and two blocks from the train station. The owners also run Town House, a relaxed B&B in the same building, with double rooms and all the basic amenities.
- Address: 47-48 Lower Gardiner St., Northside, Dublin, Co. Dublin, 1 | Map It
- Phone: 187/35893
- Website: www.globetrottersdublin.com
- Location: The Northside
Contact Information
- 94 dorm beds with shared bath, 38 double rooms.
- Restaurant.
- Rooms have: no a/c, no TV (some).
- Rate includes breakfast.
- Credit cards accepted.
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