Cheap hotels in Dublin, Ireland

Recently reviewed Cheap hotels in Dublin, Ireland

• Abbey Hotel
  3.6 from 50 guest ratings
  2.0 stars
  "In city centre, lots of eating options and quiet" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Apr 28, 2012

  My stay was pleasant; a bit surprising, the street front is a pub with 4 floors of rooms, no lift! You are close to everything downtown with sights, shopping and eating. Quiet rooms on the back end in 05 and 06.
• Glen Guesthouse
  3.6 from 14 guest ratings
  2.0 stars
  Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Mar 21, 2012

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• Avalon House Hostel
  3.6 from 27 guest ratings
  2.0 stars
  "Close and comfortable for the price" Reviewed by Ana M of "College park, MD" on Mar 20, 2012

  We stayed at the Avalon House and thought it was very clean and comfortable. Stayed in rooms 403 and 408 and thought they were small but clean. The showers and bathrooms were very clean as well. It was a little noisy outside but that's to be expected since you're in the middle of Dublin. Location was fantastic. Downstairs staff was very friendly and helpful, they even let us leave our luggage there after we checked out and ordered a shuttle for us for the next day. Free computers and wifi downstairs. Breakfast left something to be desired. After the first day we left and got breakfast elsewhere.
• RiverHouse Hotel
  3.4 from 23 guest ratings
  2.0 stars
  "You get what you pay for" Reviewed by Christopher P of "New Jersey" on Mar 19, 2012

  I've slept on a lot of hotel beds, this was by far the worst. Its like a single piece of cloth mounted on springs, I had to sleep on top of the blanket-sheet. In addition, it seems that the only place people hang out at night is right in front of this building, the nightclub downstairs is also quite loud. Be that as it may, for the price and location inside Temple Bar, I would stay here again. The service is very friendly and they do a good job cleaning and preparing the rooms. They include soap and shampoo. Note that although there is no WiFi you can pick up a few networks around the corner.
• Lynam's Hotel
  3.2 from 62 guest ratings
  2.0 stars
  "Lynams Hotel December 2011" Reviewed by Kenneth K of "New York,NY" on Dec 31, 2011

  The Lynams hotel is located on the busy O'Connell street. My room was facing the courtyard, so it was quiet in the nighttime. The floors and walls are a bit thin, as I can hear my neighbors walking and talking. Internet is NOT complimentary per the Lynam's website or Hotel.com website. Hotel.com staff please correct or re-verify. This was even more inconvenient as I had to keep going down stairs to get an access ID that is printed by the front desk staff. There were NO complimentary toiletries. Imperial Leather pink pump soap is available for shampoo and body wash. Contrary to the Lynam's site, no tea/coffee making facilities were available. All this being said, the staff were very helpful and friendly. They catered to the things I could ask for. Lynams is situated 5 minutes from the Temple Bar area. The room was always clean when I got home and new towels were provided.
• Oliver St John Gogarty
  3.8 from 13 guest ratings
  2.0 stars
  "" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Sep 6, 2011

  very nice, clean and special hotel in the centre of Temple Bar. Therefore a bit loud day and night.
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