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Cork hostels
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Overall 7.9 Good
Based on 1,456 reviews
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6.5
Mediocre
2.0
Cons: Dirty and old beds
With a stay at Sheila's Hostel in Cork (Victorian Quarter), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of English Market and University College Cork. Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and laundry facilities.
Overall 7.6 Good
Based on 2,597 reviews
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Excellent
9.7
Pros: The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. We booked our stay last-minute and they did their best to accommodate us and got us a cheaper rate than what we had booked. Each person that we talked to at reception gave us helpful tips for our trip and made some great recommendations! Beds were comfortable enough. We had a room with an ensuite, though we didn't know it was an ensuite until we were leaving...oops. We just never thought to look. The bathrooms attached to the rooms are much nicer than the public bathrooms. Continental breakfast is offered in the mornings. I believe it was 3 or 5 euros each.
Excellent
8.2
Pros: Super staff, decent price, good location, solid wifi.
Cons: No lift. Facilities and amenities are awkward or dated. You'll see what I mean.
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
9.1
Pros: The shower in the room was freezing cold but other than that everything was OK. I enjoyed my stay overall
Cons: Cold water
Overall 5.9 Okay
Based on 412 reviews
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