The Four Courts Hostel is beside the river in the centre of Dublin, within walking distance of most tourist attractions in the city centre. The dorms are spread over three floors and thankfully there is an elevator for those with a lot of luggage. The reception, computer terminals and kitchen/dining area are on the ground floor. You are given a... More

My boyfriend and I stayed here for a few nights over a weekend in Dublin. Definitely one of the best hostels we've stayed in so far backpacking around Europe. The location is amazing just a few minutes walk from the markets, grocery stores and temple bar. Wifi is free and works just in the common area, which is big and... More

Grungy looking outside but trendy, relatively clean, and energetic inside. The bathrooms could have been a bit cleaner but overall the place was nice. Quiet rooms with good sleeping arrangements. Friendly and helpful staff set up a few day tours for us. When we left missed our bus and the staff was kind enough to let us return, eat or... More

I loved this Hostel, as it was a great introduction to solo hostel traveling. The staff was friendly, and helped get me settled in. They were great, even remaining calm and jovial when the power went out due to construction. The power came back on after a few hours but I was really impressed by how the hostel handled the... More

I traveled to a few countries in Europe and Four Courts was my starting and ending hostel. The staff is hilarious and the guys who run the front desk are so friendly. I stayed in a few different rooms (mostly the large ones with like 10 bunk beds because they are the cheapest). The noise level was actually pretty tolerable... More

The four courts is very well located and perfect for a long weekend trip. The temple bar, Guinness storehouse, historical Jameson distillery and places to go shopping are all in walking distance. The prices for the beds are very cheap for this location. We wore a group of ten people and got a room with ten beds for 180 €... More

Nice place, was pretty happy with everything. It is a little bit out of the city center, but you can get a tram outside the door. Pretty chilly, but maybe im not used to the weather over here. I asked at reception and got an extra duna, so that was ok. Breakfast was pretty good.

Don't expect too much and you'll be pleasantly impressed. The rooms are kept well and the staff is very friendly. The location is perfect for the normal tourist stuff in Temple Bar and the City Center. No need for public transportation at this location. Price was great and the kitchen was stocked with all of the necessary implements. It's a... More

Stayed here with 2 mates after a gig in Dublin, was cheap clean and in a great location. They have no curfew so you can come and go when you please it is a very large hostel with people coming and going all times of the night and day. The staff which i encountered were very helpful and informative and... More