The campus has a really lovely territory and park. There are two bus stops just 4 min walk from the campus. Besides, there are real bar/pub selections in the neighborhood. The room was big enough for two - bed, table and closet. Everything for a comfortable stay. The bathroom was clean and tidy. The only thing to know before coming is to buy a European adapter for sockets 😅 There are none in the rooms. Also, there are no USB chargers, so bear that in mind when coming. And there is no hair dryer (you can probably ask for one at the reception, but I didn't do that). Breakfast was good! They don't have that many options for every day, but it was tasty. You can choose between eggs, porridge, bacon, sausages, white pudding, hash browns, and some additions. They have very good pastries, especially the croissants! The staff is always friendly, chatty, and welcoming!

After searching for hotels around Dublin and being quoted absolutely ridiculous prices it was suggested I book a room here.I thought sure whats the worst that can happen it's really only somewhere to lay my head after all. I was pleasantly surprised on first arrival the grounds and building was beautiful and inside didn't disappoint either I pictularly loved the beautiful staircase and antique structure. We were greeted by very friendly helpful staff who couldnt be more helpful. The room itself was small and basic but met our needs. It was clean, the bed was comfortable and we had a great view of grounds. The location is ideal too. Its close to the city centre and the m1, its about a 10 minute walk to drumcondra train station and buses pass through regularly too and there is also free car parking spaces too. It's close to a few pubs and coffee shops and there's a tesco and lidl close by also. All in all I had a great experience its was such an amazing deal 234euro for 2 people for 2 nights including breakfast and carpark I will definitely book again

The history of the campus, stunning church. Friendly staff, great breakfast Clean beds and linen. Peaceful grounds.

A little further out of than I realised and slightly awkward to get to St Anne's Park. Even though the building is several hundred years old as it is now used for tourists it could be tidied up... Peeling paint etc. The shower in the first room didnt work, thr drain cover was broken, my foot slipped into it. The water was cold, when I opened thr shower door to get out the bathroom had flooded. HOWEVER thr night staff quickly put me in a new room.

DCU All Hallows - excellent location for visiting North County Dublin by car. Ease of access to Dublin City Centre - many bus routes with bus stops nearby. Many places to eat out locally and shops for snacks etc. Good safe area to walk around. Double room for one person (over 50) was well worth it for that little extra space and comfort. Nice to have the tea/coffee making facilities although little milks were not re-stocked! Room and ensuite bathroom very clean and cleaned daily during stay. Bed was comfortable.

Great to have Tea/Coffee making facilities in room - please remind cleaning staff to re-stock daily, especially the mini-milks. Breakfast buffet is good, however, please change to normal yogurts and not cheap brand "custard" yogurts. Yogurt and custard are not a good mix and should be separate! Would be nice to have proper cups for the Tea and coffee and not the take-away cups.

The room was comfortable. The building itself is old, but the room is cozy and clean. It is located on the university campus, and both the security and the quiet were very satisfactory. The building is four stories high, but since the elevator helps us get up and down, there were no problems. The breakfast was excellent. They provide free luggage storage.

The downsides are: - Breakfast is served in a different building, so if it rains, the move is a bit inconvenient. - My room was on the top floor, and the slope of the roof extended into the room. This created a partial wall between it and the cut window area, and I hit my head three times during my stay, which was extremely painful. Be careful when staying on the third floor. And be careful not to go to another campus nearby: St. Patrick's is not the place to go. If you take the Dublin bus from the airport (e.g. Route 16), the campus you see with the "DCU" sign is St. Patrick's, not All Hallows. It is on the side of your bus station, but not visible from the street. A short walk will get you there.

The staff was amazing. We stayed on June 12th 2023. I forgot the young man's name that was doing the desk check in but he made us feel incredibly welcome. Could not have asked for anyone better, guest service must come natural to him. He and a girl who was working a little later that day should be commended for their superior service. Fantastic!!!!

It was a little stuffy, a rental fan would be wonderful to add. Also maybe somewhere to get a cold beverage at night. Otherwise simply wonderful

The location is excellent, close to everything, with plenty of food for breakfast, and very good coffee. The rooms are very basic, my room (317) had everything I needed. Kettle, mug, sugar, tea, coffee, milk.Plenty of AC sockets, soap, and shampoo in the bathroom.

Very tiny walls, listening to audio messages might be heard by neighbors, very confusing parking facility. Two different spots(red and white lines). Spent 20 minutes registering my wallet in APCOA APP. Need to pay immediately, otherwise you may be clamped. Overall 4 euros for the whole day.Not so bad

Great facilities and surroundings. Breakfast was excellent with great variety and plenty to eat. Easy and cheap parking (€4 for 24 hours), so unusual to get easy and cheap parking in Dubllin, this was a wonderfull surprise. The ambiance of the lovely old buiddings and surrounds is wonderfult and different from anything else I have experienced in Dublin.

The fabric of the main buildings could do with a bit tof maintenance, like painting of corridores on way to breakfast room and repair work to timbers in some of the windows.

The Buffet breakfast was what we needed to set up our day traveling in Dublin. Good value and good quality. The Location is central on the main lines from the airport to the city and easily accessible with a quick walk. Wifi connection was stable. The room is a dorm room, so expect that when you are booking your stay.

Not that big of a deal, but the directions to access the general building location is not clear (the street address does not reflect the gates that is easiest to get to the property).

Perfect location, walking distance to the city but quiet and wonderful green surroundings. Wonderful building. Spacious light room with lovely big windows. Good cotton sheets, comfortable bed, bath. Very clean. Friendly helpful staff. Generous breakfast in spacious room with outside eating space. Dublin prices for accommodation seem incredibly high so it seems it would be hard to get good value for accommodation anywhere in Dublin, but comparatively yes, this is good value.