Clean and practical for short cheap stay

This is a great place for an economy budget, but it is very low frills. There was no fridge in the room, but there was a shared kitchen that had a fridge and freezer. The room had no air conditioning; though you could open the window which looked down on a courtyard, it was a busy (and sometimes noisy) courtyard. The bed is a full size bed, so if you’re traveling with someone, I hope you like to snuggle. After the fact, I looked up the company and found we were renting an unused college dorm room. As such, overall, I’d rate it as a little better than staying at a hostel, but not as good as being at an actual hotel.

This is a great option if you are looking for student housing style hotel. Unfortunately, the bed are not big enough for two people. They back up against a wall and half of the other side is blocked by a desk. A great place for a single person. Unfortunately it is very loud overnight if you leave your window open. We had to call the front desk and ask them to have a very rowdy group of people in the courtyard quiet down.

Want to prefice my revjew by saying this was the cheapest place to stay that wasn't a hostel! I had my own toilet, shower and bedroom which was just what I was looking for + an openable window. Bed was comfy enoigh and the water pressure was decent. No soap to was my hands however. The whole place was rough round the edges and could have been cleaner. I had a decent amount of female hair in my shower. Now Im not too fussed about that having grown up living with women my whole life but I know alot of people would be upset by this. I would say my stay was average-good and definitely not an overall great experience. However did the job for my weekend in dublin.

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Check in was pretty straight forward it is student accommodation not a hotel it’s very handy to get to the staff were very accommodating and helpful( scared of heights and moved me down to a lower floor ) it’s around a 10 minute walk to the centre of the city reasonably priced compared to everywhere else in the area bring a mattress topper as beds are not the most comfortable but they are ok for over night parking there’s a spot next to the Apcoa Jervis street shopping centre if your looking at it go to the right it’s cheaper €15 for an overnight the apcoa said it was €20 but I was charged €39

Needed a reasonably priced accommodation for DublinHorseShow25. Would basically be sleeping there. Out all day. All staff lovely. Room basic but very clean. . My room was beside the kitchen/living area. Meant i could prep brekkies and lunch for each day and leave in fridge. Nothng was touched.. Spend an hour or so reading in this area last night too. kitchen/living area perfect for my needs. Shower in room was brilliant. Plenty of hot water. I would use again.

Bed was extremely uncomfortable that the springs were coming up through it with zero support. Bed was also smaller than a double. Would not recommend staying here.

It just wasn’t for older people. We are very young at heart & enjoy everything in Dublin, but when you go to bed & students & young people sit outside enjoying themselves, it’s hot in the room so window open you don’t get much sleep. Room ok for students but not for us.

Very expensive for what it was, a student room

Very central for transport and tourist sights. Nice staff. Cheap alternative to a hotel with each suite of student rooms having a kitchen. Did the job.

Quick check in. Helpful in showing me to the room also 🙂

Great stay, close to everything you need, onsite laundry and lounge spaces. Shared kitchen spaces as well.

Staff were wonderful. Property very clean and convenient. Spacious room.

Kitchen was not clean, overflowing bin and no bin bags. Be aware that the bed is really a large single, not really a double. It is advertised as a double bedroom (size of bed is in the description, which is good). Very noisy outside, unable to leave window open. Mainly frequent sirens. Room itself is fine, very basic single student accommodation. Public transport connection is good and can also walk into the centre. Located in a very mixed area.

Dreadful. 1st thing to note is it's NOT a hotel. It is a student hall pretending to be one over summer. Staff are not properly trained as you would expect to a hotel standard. I suspect many are students working as "hotel" staff. Check-in was basic, I was just handed a key and advised where the room was. Not advised of important information like check-out or how to access wifi. The room is basic. Two shower towels, no bath mat, no hand towel. Collect shampoo at the front desk and take it to the room yourself. No AC. Bed is small, impossible to get two people sleeping. No phone in the room. I had a poor sleep. There was yelling outside until 2am. Sound echoes in the courtyard. You can shut the window and be too hot, or leave it open and try sleep through noise. The staff on the desk did not address this despite the very loud noise at an unacceptable hour. Of course, with no phone, you can't even tell them without going to the desk. I then had someone just enter my room without knocking in the morning. It turns out check-out was a very early 10am, much earlier than any I have stayed on my trip. A man's voice in my room is how I woke up! I had another knock a few minutes later. I advised I had not been told checkout and was getting ready. 5 mins later I am in the shower and more knocking. I yelled twice I am in the shower, they kept knocking. So I had to answer the door in a towel. I had three staff interactions in 15 mins. And the hotel wasn't even full that night! AVOID.

Great location, excellent value, comfortable and great staff.

The kitchen was very useful as we has to eat more frugally than we hoped as Bank and Credit cards were stolen a few hours after arriving in Dublin!

I loved staying at this location and very much appreciated that they allowed me to check in early after arriving there from a transoceanic flight. I was able to freshen up and start exploring the city to stave off jet lag. Everyone at the front desk was nice and helpful, and I liked my little nest on the top floor from which I could look out at what was going on in the streets below me. The neighborhood has lots of shopping options a short walk away. The bus to the airport departs from across the street. Thank you for a convenient place to stay in Dublin!

The property was perfect! The staff were very welcoming and helpful and my room was clean, spacious and comfortable - and everything worked (shower, etc.). The reception area was nice too, especially the swinging chairs! Just a nice place to hang out and vibe. The location was perfect too: right in the heart of Dublin and close to Busaras, Connolly Station and buses to/from the Airport and Ferryport - so a great touring base. There’s also an Insomnia coffee shop next door, a restaurant called One Society downstairs and a Spar convenience shop across the road so all very convenient. Yugo Kavanagh Court is university accommodation that is let out to tourists during the summer. It’s as good as any hotel but a lot cheaper!