Gardiner House is set in historic Georgian Dublin, just north of the city centre, in a stunning 200-year-old converted Victorian chapel. Discover a historic city centre location, lively social nights and plenty of cool areas to relax and explore. Plenty restaurants around (including some partners where you can enjoy some meal deals) and located just 15 min walking from City Centre. There's also a 24h bus just around the corner going to the Airport.
Individual lockers are available (bring a small padlock, or buy one at reception). Earplugs, towels, toiletries, and adaptors are also sold at reception. Laundry facilities are available for an extra fee. Enjoy the backyard with seating, a ping-pong table, BBQ facility, bike racks, and pre-booked car parking. Common areas include a dining room and lounge, where you can meet travellers, play snooker, foosball, and board games, or relax with music and drinks. Free Wi-Fi throughout the building. Fresh bed linen, power outlets, and reading lights for each bed. Hairdryers, irons, and board games can be borrowed at reception. Spacious rooms are cleaned daily, with multiple bathrooms on each floor.
Guests will receive a key-card to access the building (show to the receptionist at entrance) and must to return it upon check-out. Guests must present a valid Passport (Non-EU citizens) or ID/Driver's Licence (EU citizens) upon check-in. Guests between 8 and 17 years old are allowed only when accompanied by an adult parent/guardian and, by Irish Law, can't stay in shared dorms. Minors than 8 years old are not accept at all. Enjoy 24h reception, no curfew, free breakfast, a cosy TV room, a fully equipped shared kitchen and a 24h coffee station. Shower towel, toiletries, padlock, adaptor not included (available for purchase).
"I went to the same hotel with a friend and absolutely loved it. The room was clean, and the shared bathrooms, including the showers, were also spotless. The lounge was my favorite spot because it felt so comfortable and cozy; it was our quiet place to relax after all the walking around Dublin. I adored that the reception staff tried to communicate in Spanish. On the other hand, the buffet was pretty good. I thought there might be more options, based on my experiences at other hotels in Spain, but for a simple and peaceful breakfast, it was wonderful. I also loved the garden. My friend and I are long-distance, and I met him in person at this hotel. I felt warmth and comfort there. For having met my friend there, who I'm going to miss, and for the trust the hotel gave me, even though I'm not one to share a room, I will always be eternally grateful and will never forget the place. Thank you so much. Bye bye Gardiner House Hostel, bye bye to my friend, and bye bye to Dublin. I leave with both nostalgia and happiness ❤️🩹"