Female-Only Dorm
Wheelchair Accessible
Has Private Rooms
Community Events
24/7 Reception
Laundry Facilities
Bar
Paid Breakfast
Bike Rental
Live Music
Free WiFi
Security LockersParty
We love exploring exciting ways to change the journey, and we have big news – Clink i Lár is here – Dublin’s coolest backpacker hostel!
The phrase “I Lar” means ‘in the middle of’ in the Irish language, and Clink i Lár is true to its name. Our brand-new hostel is located right in the heart of Dublin city center, on the city’s historic Abbey Street.
Clink i Lár is specially designed for the modern backpacker, offering your very own private rooms and shared dormitories in a range of sizes. Every dorm bed at Clink i Lár has an LED light, a power outlet, a USB port, and a curtain for your privacy.
Our very own bar, WunderBAR, harmonizes the curiosities of travel with the romance of traditional Irish storytelling. It’s the perfect spot to taste that first drink in Ireland or get to know some of Dublin’s finest craft breweries.
Please make sure to bring valid photo identification with you, a passport, government-issued I.D. card, or driving license – no photocopies will be accepted.
Age Restrictions:
Bookings cannot be accepted by any person under the age of 18 unless they are accompanied by an adult (18 or over). Guests who wish to bring their children under 16 years of age must book a whole dorm or private room. For guests aged 16 or 17 years of age, they can book into one of the dorm rooms but must be accompanied by an adult (aged 18 or over).
Breakfast:
Breakfast is not included in the price.
Breakfast is from €10.50 per adult. You need to contact the hostel to book your breakfast.
Breakfast is served from Mon – Fri between 7.00 AM and 10.30 AM & from Sat- Sun between 8.00 AM and 11.00AM
Clink i Lár’s central location makes it easily accessible from all parts of Dublin. Express buses run every few minutes from Dublin Airport to O’Connell Street, just a 5-minute walk from Clink. Dublin Bus numbers 16 and 41 also operate from the airport and stop at O’Connell Street, for the more cost-conscious traveler.
