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Top 5 Hostels in Northern Ireland
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Derry City Independent Hostel (Derry) Welcome to Derry City Independent Hostel. We are a small, special and really warm and friendly hostel. Created and run b... |
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Rick's Causeway Coast Hostel (Portstewart) Ricks Causeway Coast Hostel is a small warm and friendly 30+ bed hostel situated in the town of Portstewart, and since i... |
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Portrush Holiday Hostel (Portrush) We are a small family run hostel inside the center of Portrush, near to all favorite amusements, bars, local recreation ... |
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Carrowmena Hostel (Derry) Old school converted to an independent household run hostel with lots of character, located just outside Derry along the... |
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Arnies Backpackers (Belfast) Welcome to the most friendly and coziest hostel in Belfast! Its a safe, clean, 27 bed, city center hostel. No cost Wirel... |
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Global Village (Belfast) Belfasts newest backpackers hostel providing clean and comfortable accommodation inside the heart of Belfast city. Sited... |
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Recent Reviews About Northern Ireland Hostels
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Portrush Holiday Hostel in Portrush, Northern Ireland
Reviewed by Michael F. on 1 December 2015
The owners Philip and Colette are fantastic hosts and made me really feel so welcome. It&'s a lot more like staying in someone&'s house than a hostel. It&'s warm, clean, friendly, exceptional location and fantastic value for money. What&'s not to like |
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Global Village in Belfast, Northern Ireland
Reviewed by Joachim D. on 21 October 2015
Good location, restaurants and pubs at botanical street. 10-15 minutes walk from busstation. Clean, good bathrooms and toilets. Kitchen. |
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Finn Mccools in Bushmills, Northern Ireland
Reviewed by Saskia F. on 18 October 2015
I think, this was the top hostel I ever stayed in (and I stayed in quite a few! ): Friendly and helpful staff, nice rooms, fantastic location within minutes of the Giant&'s Causeway, reachable also without car (Bus 172 station &&"Giant&'s Causeway&&" nearby), really great breakfast |
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Finn Mccools in Bushmills, Northern Ireland
Reviewed by Chiraag P. on 4 September 2015
Really amazing place for setting the giant causeway and doing the coastal walk, although not close to any shops, etc. in case you don&'t have a car |
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