One sheet with blood stains on it. Quite a bit of noise from the park below. There were a lot of visitors in town that night, so hotels were in short demand. I did like that I could leave my luggage with the hotel before the room was ready.

Great location and great value. Staff could have been more friendly and communicated better. Mattress in room awful definitely needs replaced and room is small. Otherwise good overall for what I needed. Couldn't stay longer than the one night though.

I don't mind staying in something like a YHA, if I'm paying YHA prices, but I was charged over £210 per night (!) to stay in the most basic of rooms. The charge was extortionate for what it was, which was basically a bed and shower. There was no tea, coffee or water in the room. There was no hangers to hang up my clothes in the wardrobe and when I asked at reception, I was given 1 (one) only. I have paid far less for a room in cities such as Singapore and Dubai which also included breakfast and daily room service. Yugo (Kavanagh Court) did not offer either for £210 per night. I think for £210 per night, there should be a minimum service level provided and this accommodation was very far from that. Greed is a word I would use to describe the owner of this accommodation.

A short weekend trip to Dublin to watch Leeds vs AC Milan in the pre season. Just needed somewhere cheap and clean to lay our heads. The set up and rooms etc were all fine. But the three quarter sized beds are not ok for two people. It was super hot with no ventilation and not enough space. I imagine it would have been fine for a solo traveller, but this shouldn’t be advertised as a double!

We didn't stay at all, so hot,noisy left and went to a hotel

Was a nice hostel. No AC

The check-in was quick, the room was very clean, and the bed was comfortable. A sticker in the bathroom asks occupants not to flush anything, but they should put a bin in the bathroom, as you would not dispose of shatwipes in the bedroom bin. The room has a view over the courtyard; it would have been good to see Irish flags fluttering in the breeze. The room was 26.9 degrees and the air conditioning was not working, which made for oppressive conditions.

No air conditioning just a window that opened 3 inches to let cool air in. Mattress very firm. Private in suite full Bathroom.

We were initially bummed that we booked 2 doors for us and another couple yet our rooms weren’t near one another. The staff upon our arrival at least was able to get us in the same building. The rooms are very very bare. No toiletries in your room but you’re able to grab soap at checkin. You’re given 2 bath towels only (no wash cloths, no hand towels, no bath floor towel). You can receive a hair dryer and iron upon request. There weren’t outlets in the bath so curling or drying hair needed to happen near your bed. No AC. The mattress and pillows were extremely flat. We are in our 40s and this was a very uncomfortable stay for us. The windows also don’t block out the local noise and the doors close loudly as they are very heavy.

Very clean the bed a bit small for 2 people but was only one night so was ok bathroom was very clean and shower was good only one complaint Expedia don't tell you that you need identification to check in we travelled from Northern Ireland to Dublin didn't think we needed a passport

Dreadful. Sold us a double room that had a single bed. Really hot room, couldn’t have the window open and the blind down - there were no curtains. Awful. Don’t ever ever stay here unless you have the lowest standards ever.

Staff were great. Let us leave our bags, and check out a bit later on request. Very central, easy to walk to busier area. I would say the only thing we wished for was some hangers in the hotel room. A wee hairdryer in the room would have been good. And a tea towel or paper towels in the kitchen so drying hands. No milk in fridge or tea bags or coffee to make. These essentials in shared kitchen would have made it a bit better. It was good that there was an ironing board. Cafe next door was good for food and good coffee!! Overall good but nothing special.

Good location for Croke Park and Connolly Station.

The property is well located only 25 minutes from the airport and about 20 minutes to the the Temple bar area. This property is a college dorm. It’s not a typical hotel. If you need anything you need to ask at the front desk

Although student accommodation it has it's place & suited our needs on this trip

Room was next to basketball court and noise never stopped

Student accommodation turned into travellers accommodation over the summer. Was clean, own shower and toilet. Towels left for us and clean bedding. (Bed was defo only slighly bigger than single bed) As far as student accommodation goes, for one night in Dublin this was spot on.

Conveniently located. Friendly staff. Simple check in and check out. Basic but clean room with the use of basic but large kitchen which id shared with rooms on that floor but we never saw anyone else using it all- we kept our wine chilled there. Close to this great pub- became our ‘local’ Murrays Public House. It was a small double bed so perfect for two small females for 2 nights but maybe a lot longer stay and taller people cod be less convenient. Would stay there again and recommend it.

Great stay here! Basic no frills but everything you could want/need. Great base as a wonderful location. Very clean, staff were friendly and helpful.

Nice spot good value for money