The rooms are clean and the linen is crispy white.

They need to consider allowing guests to choose if they want a room with females only or a unisex room. It's creepy to wake up in a room with unknown men. That can be dangerous if a female traveler is alone in a 4-bed room with 3 male roommates.

No hotel, no hostel, no home can garantee a quiet space - the world goes on around us. Especially in a hostel with an appreciation for individual and group travel. I saw a staff member kindly ask a young couple coming in with a little too much drink on them to sit to the side. I was very impressed the way he handled it respectful to all. This is just one example of the experienced and kindness of staff. Addictionally when i couldnt sleep due to not some snoring but the other lady getting annoyed at her and kept waking her up - instead of getting cross at the one that wasnt happy and unable to ubderstand no-one can help snoring in their sleep - staff gave me another bed available thankfully. Again, ensuring peace between clientale as i didnt want to be trying to handle the situation myself and become upset.

I miss the continental breakfast. However the breakfast from the menu was fab. I will get used to the change in menu as i love the energy and professionalism at The Generator.

The facilities are just amazing. The design feels very modern but also classic. Rooms are spacious and the lockers are giant. Bathrooms are clean and you can request extra cleaning hands. There are lot of games and the bar area is like an actual pub. The location is ok, not the most centric but has nice restaurants and pubs nearby and it's well connected to everywhere as tram is 2min away. The inside bar is quite good also, super handy so you dont have to freeze outside

Bathroom has room for improvement. There are no shelves or anything to leave your clothes/soap etc while you shower. The pillows are too plain for my taste and you couldn't stay on the phone at bed, it was just too uncomfortable. There is no kitchen or anything to heat some food so you will have to eat outside everyday which on Dublin is very expensive. Towels not included, you have to rent them (feels like it's the usual on Ireland sadly) Although the space is very well designed to be social, as there are no programmed activities or anything it's a bit difficult to interact with the people, but that's not hostels fault. I think on this hostel is better to come with friends

I like the free/easy usage As bathromn, even I cant use because to other staff in the romm.?

I like they was try to be queit! But,they have System,wake up 6am, do nothing,and after 10 ám go out,and come back 12.after Áll the Time ín Da bed!they forcely shut down the ligth exactly 21 PM!!!!! thoose it matter you do something.And,they thats to must joke,they,not me,make a complaining, because I get lost for items,and I have to replaced! Im Always going to be help plp who need,but im think its too much,and get much more then far away! Im was feel like there im terrotized!and that freak plp cant count what they can do!I really dont want that experiense!but otherwise,I was very like the place! Thanks a million! Regards Balazs Varkonyi

Great location, not even 20 minutes walk from Dublin City Center and Temple Bar area. There is a nice bar inside the Hostel if you don't want to go out but still want to have fun. And a Tesco Express around the corner for late night snacks. The rooms are spacious and clean, the beds are comfortable and with plenty of outlets. The shared bathrooms and toilets are clean and there is plenty enough that you won't have to wait.

We didn't get breakfast because it was really expensive (10 euros). The room is already quite expensive for a hostel so they should include breakfast.

Perfect room size for number of guests and valued private bathroom. Generally very little noise and comfortable beds. Each bed had lockable storage if required. Very reasonably priced towel hire and post-checkout locker storage for luggage. Great location in walkable distance to the city centre, also right on the tramline. Local eateries/cafes and other amenities on the doorstep. Staff very friendly and helpful and made us feel welcomed for our stay. Onsite bar and social area for anyone travelling alone/groups, and pop-up craft/makers market indoors as we arrived.

Private bathroom was a little tired and smelt a bit fusty.

I liked the atmosphere and decorations. The bartenders and front desk were really nice. I also loved the theme nights. It was clean and had friendly staff. The hostel also has alot of places to hang out and meet people. I would stay here again.

Being a broke traveler I can't offered to go out every meal I was really disappointed there wasn't a kitchen. The bouncer was really strict also when I came back without my room key. The games in the lobby you also have to pay for after you already paid for a room. The drinks were also very overpriced compared to a pub like 4 buildings down.

The Staff were very friendly and very nice. The bathrooms within the Hostel were very clean and tidy! The dorm that I stayed in was also very clean with nice clean bed sheets and a good mattress! The Hostel had a really cool bar area downstairs on the ground floor with really cool lights. Really cool vibes in there. The Hostel also has a food menu with nice options on it. The Hostel also has a vending machine near to the reception desk which I think is a nice idea. I'd definitely give this Hostel a go if you are planning to stay somewhere nice in Dublin that's not too expensive. It's also less than a minutes walk from the luas line and a bus stop! I'll be back again for sure.

The staff was very friendly and efficient. They welcomed me and informed me well about all things hostel related as well as the nearby restaurants and the like. The rooms were big enough and had all the necessary amenities to make my stay comfortable.

The cleanliness of the communal bathrooms, showers and toilets was lacking. This was not due to the staff cleaning poorly but rather due to some of the guests being..less than ideal human specimens. Cleaning more often might solve this issue. Definitely bring slippers for walking through the communal areas.

They have set rules in place to ensure a decent and respectful stay with regards to common areas being for socialising, and the dorms to be respectfully for quiet and sleep (as we all have different schedules). The common area is large, welcoming, and helps engage in socialisation, but if you prefer to be away from people, there are areas for that as well. Karaoke, seeming every night invites guests from all over the world to sing their hearts out, and the outside area seems recently gentrified (less riff raff than you'd have elsewhere).

Looking back, there really wasn't anything that hurt the trip. The dorm beds each come with a reading light and plugs to charge your devices, and everyone in the 6 Bed 3 Bunk dorm room that I stayed at for two nights were quiet and respectful. If I had to complain.. the door to the male bathroom/shower area on floor 2 slams loudly.. but that's it.