It was great stay Im vegan very less breakfast options but other than that all okay it was too hot in this time of year ( July) and only a few people got usb fans for their pods they ran out of stock but in this price point I believe the best available thing in Dublin city centre handy from all places

The location is great, as the bus station is right at the corner, several bus stops nearby, and walkable distances to restaurants, grocery stores, and busy areas. The staff are all very helpful and polite. The pod in the female dormitory is at the right size; I really appreciate there are a handle, a hook, a small side panel, and a small, portable desk-size fan. They are sufficient for hostel stays. The bathroom inside the dorm is very clean; the shower room is also clean. Many thanks to the cleaning staff and to my roommates who helped and respected the environment.

Clean room except for the bed corners.
Overall polite and helpful staff except for the young blond hair lady who doesn’t seem to want to be there.

Unfortunately I didn’t enjoy my stay at Jacob’s Inn, I arrive on the Friday quite late on and the staff were super nice, made my way to the room and it was like a furnace, the room was boiling hot and the pod itself had zero air flow and I spent all night sweating sooooo bad that my covers were drenched and I literally got no sleep, there as the smallest fan in the far corner of the 10 man room which had absolutely zero effect and the one window that did open only opened about 2/3inches. I do appreciate that there was a heat wave but it made my stay pretty unbearable as it was the the same for all 3 nights I stayed. I’ve pretty much had no sleep at all the full weekend I was there.

The facilities were pretty tired to be honest, everything worked and did the job but it was tired.

Bar was really good and lovely and the staff again were super nice.

Everything was clean and I seen a cleaner every night I was there.

Wonderful hotel, beautiful shared spaces and restaurant. Nice organized activities BUT the sleeping quarters… the sleeping « coffins » were sooooooo hot. We could only crack a small window, there was no air circulation in the room and it was really suffocating, and not all beds had a little fans. There was only one bathroom for 10 beds and the shower was overflowing. The bathroom was always dirty with water on the floor. There was another cents bathroom on our floor but not for us ladies. Also, the trash can in our room was full for 2 days and no one came to change it. On the bright side, there were two lockers per bed with codes wich was really convenient and easy to use.
If it was not for the heat in the room and the lack of showers/area to get prepared, I would choose this hostel in a heart beat.

For a hostel, this was incredibly expensive. The place was fine, if a little spartan, but the price astounding. Staff great, especially at the bar and breakfast, though receptionist more bureaucratic than cosy.

Stayed over for the night due to an early morning flight and needed somewhere within a budget. It was good for what the price was! Very nice and would certainly do it again.
Staff at the desk were meh.. don’t really like to comment on people but the help wasn’t as great they seemed more laid back and wanted to enjoy music playing during the night then helping with locker and room issues but other then that it was good

This is my place to stay in Dublin. Clean and friendly and the soup last night was delicious!

Completely okay. Had bad luck with my capsule but overall okay place. Bit hot in the room, very dirty in the capsule. A booger on the bedding, strange brown spot on the curtain. Kind of dirty overall in the room.

Breakfast was good. Different milks for us lactose intolerant. Good selection of teas. The hot plate was eggs sunny side up and hashbrowns. Totally worth the money, standard hotel breakfast buffét. Even had cereals and stuff.

Towels are not included in the price, you have to rent them.

Not a huge social atmosphere