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"Overall though, considering that it was also easy to meet with and get to know my fellow travellers, I'd have to say it was good value for money and I would stay again were I travelling alone once more." — source Hostelworld
"If you want decent affordable and safe accomodation in Belfast, then I highly recommend the International Youth Hostel on Donegall Rd." — source Hostelworld
"I would definitely stay there again and recommend it to all cheap travellers like myself." — source Hostelworld
"Almost always full, even in fairly off-seasons, so a great place to meet other travelers." — source Hostelworld
"I\'m sure there are worse places to stay but I would not recommend this place to anyone." — source Hostelworld
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"Rooms are good although don't seem to be cleaned that often but since I was the only one in my room that could be why. The basement would be heaps of fun if it was cleaned up." — source Hostelworld
"a very dirty smelly hostel, needs a good cleaning and needs lots of money put into it to make it more clean , modern and secure and much better." — source Hostelworld
"The kitchen and bathroom facilities seemed clean enough, and there was plenty of hot water, although the floor of the shower room was a permanent puddle." — source Hostelworld
"Yes the showers were not the cleanest, but what hostel is after 30 people use the shower, but I saw them being cleaned by their cleaners." — source Hostelworld
"Lots of teenagers, people smoke in rooms, it is quite noise all night, bathrooms and showers are "not perfectly clean" and quite busy." — source Hostelworld
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"The bathroom could be warmer (there was no heating on) and also there could be a coffee machine in the other premise like in the first one; besides that everything was almost perfect; Thank you, guys, for your service and a nice athmosphere." — source Hostelworld
"Really friendly staff, helped pair me up with another girl in the hostel to go out round round belfast with." — source Hostelworld
"great hostel in a fantastic location,two minutes walk from centre,very helpful & friendly staff." — source Hostelworld
"Great customer service, I had to cancel a night and they were happy to refund my purchase." — source Hostelworld
"Really nice hostel, excellent location and very friendly staff." — source Hostelworld
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"When i arrived at the hostel i was redirected to another location which was 10min walk away, where there was no security, poor lighting/heating. There was no mention of this other location on the website." — source Hostelworld
"Location and good staff, but the room was shabby to say the least, the bathroom was unclean and the doonas smelled like feet. Also, the basement hangout area more like a dungeon." — source Hostelworld
"Wifi is not free, there is no breakfast included, but it is dirt cheap, the staff knows everything about Belfast, and the location allows you to go everywhere in under 10 minutes by foot." — source Hostelworld
"When we showed up to the hostel (after wallking for 20 min) they told us our room wasn\'t actually at their location and made us walk all the way back to where we had come from." — source Hostelworld
"The first night was a bit tiring so we didnt fully experience it all, but then we went to its second location on College Square North and absolutely loved it." — source Hostelworld
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"Admittedly it does smell a bit, and really could do with an abultion block/room as under provided for in the mornings, but for the price it was good." — source Hostelworld
"There wasn't any breakfast included but in the lobby you can buy some good coffee from a machine and at a very reasonable price ;)." — source Hostelworld
"Linen House was kind of sketchy but for the price and if only staying a short time, it\'s worth it." — source Hostelworld
"Depends on what scale you put this hostel, for the price it's about as good as you could hope for." — source Hostelworld
"We couldn't believe that we can stay that kind of nice hostel with fantastic price." — source Hostelworld
More information on The Linen House Hostel
Our Backpackers Hostel is the largest independent hostel in Belfast. In the past it was a linen factory, and is now beautifully restored, keeping its original character and ambience.Great location, situated in the cathedral quarter, right in the heart of Belfast's city, close to St. Anne's Cathedral, Northern Ireland Tourist Board, the main shopping areas are around Royal Avenue / Donegall Place / City Hall. Easy to reach from harbour, bus and railway stations.It is a home away from home with a unique atmosphere where you can meet lots of interesting travellers from all over the world, spend some time with new friends, cook in our self catering kitchen or simply enjoy yourself and chill out in the lounge. Just drop your bags off and join us as the real fun is guaranteed!Let our staff give you a very warm welcome and guide you to the city!LOOKING FOR EXTENDED ACCOMMODATION (several days or more)?We have specials right now on Single, Twin and Double bed rooms in our annex! Rates are �12-20 for single, and from �18 for Double or Twin rooms. Why stay in a hotel and pay more?? Contact specialoffers@belfasthostel.com right now for more information!HOSTEL POLICIES/INFORMATIONNoise is regulated between the hours of 11pm and 7am.INTERNET ACCESS IS AVAILABLE IN THE LOBBY via Coin operated Computers. WE ALSO HAVE WIFI AVAILABLE.HOSTEL RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE SERVICE (CHECK IN, ETC) TO ANYONE.CHECK OUT TIME IS 10:30AMABSOLUTELY NO SMOKING in the building! Anyone caught smoking on the premises will be asked to leave.FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN ARE REQUIRED TO BOOK A BED FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL CHILD. All persons under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult and can only be accommodated in a private room.WE ACCEPT LARGE GROUPS OF ALL TYPES, HOWEVER, RESPECT FOR OTHER GUESTS AND STAFF IS EXPECTED FROM EVERYONE WISHING TO STAY WITH US. Our Policies are strictly enforced, and we reserve the right to refuse service (check in, etc) to any persons.CANCELLATION / BOOKING POLICIES:GROUPS: Group bookings (6 persons or more) are subject to a deposit of the first nights accommodation total.Full payment must be made four weeks prior to arrival of the group (if possible). If group is not booking 4 weeks in advance, please contact the hostel to make payment arrangements, and check availability. The group organiser must provide a full passenger list (first name, surname and email address if available) and arrival time for the group at least one week prior to arrival.All group bookings are subject to availability and rates may vary in accordance with special events and bank holidays, weekends, etc.Provisional bookings will be held on option for two weeks (a fixed date of confirmation will be given). If the booking is not confirmed and/or deposit not received the accommodation being held will automatically released.INDIVIDUALS:Individuals may cancel a booking without penalty up to 48 hours prior to arrival. After 48 hours, a fee of 1 nights accommodation will be deducted from refund total (dependant of situation and at the discretion of front desk staff).
Directions
Situated in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter beside the Central Library.City Hall:Stand with the main gates behind you and walk up the main shopping street (Royal Ave) which is a bus only Street. Once you pass Castle Court Shopping Centre, Take the 2nd left and thats us.Central Railway Station:By Bus; go to City Centre/City Hall. Walking (20 min); Turn left out the main doors and walk till the road folks off-take the right side (Cromac St). Take the 3rd Left (Chichester St) and walk to city hall and follow above.Sail ports:Best way is by taxi, approx �5 (try and avoid black cabs as they cost more)Europa Bus Centre & Great Victoria Street Railway Station Find the big clock near the ticket booths, walk past it down the ramp and turn right out the doors. Take the 1st Left then the 1st right go towards City Centre then follow above.Laganside:Turn Left out of the station and take 1st Left. Walk past the Albert Clock (It leans like the Leaning tower of Pisa) When you get to McDonalds turn Right. Once past Castle Court Shopping Centre take the 2nd Left.
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