Binary Hub, dublin

Disappointed with our stay. Hotel was dirty, food all over the floor in communal walkways and kitchen was filthy. We were on the 6th floor which was like an oven as soon as you got out the lift. In our opinion not the best location. On the plus side, receptionists were friendly and the bed was relatively comfortable. Although one of the cheaper places to stay in Dublin, we still feel what we paid was a lot for what we received.

Unfortunately, i have a hard time coming up with positives for this hotel. The guy who helped us check in(Andrej i think?) was really nice. And it's close to the city centre! But then there's everything else Negatives: - The room is bare & worn down. There's one bed, one desk, one plastic chair & wardrobes. No Tv, no extra cushions, no place to eat. Not even a waste basket in the entire room or bathroom. - The bathroom is really dirty. There were specs of dirt on the toilet lid, the shower floor was dusty, the sink was not clean. The shower did not work properly, the temperature was fluctuating - The bathroom had an automatic light along with a really loud fan, which would keep going long after you left the bathroom. This could not be turned off. - There was one light in the entire room, a super bright one that made you either half blind or you had to walk around in the dark - The area is super sketchy. Other reports talk about attacks. The park nearby is filled with crackheads who eye you as you walk by. - You can hear everything through the walls. We had to listen to a group constantly slamming doors & talking throughout the nights. - No information about wifi, cleaning, the area, the facilities when arriving. - dont even try the vending machines. They dont work. At all. - no AC, fan or other way to cool down. This, combined with the uncomfortable bed made sleep almost impossible The worst part happened when 4 men just randomly walked in to our room, which was locked. Their tag worked. Fortunately they were good people who apologized and left but it felt really unsafe that anyone could enter. When we told the staff, they kept repeating: Technically it's not possible and advised us to bar the door with a chair, a chair thas has wheels on it.

I lived there for a year, sharing an apartment with 4 other people. My room layout was well designed, allowing me to use smartly every bit of space. The common areas were quite large, enough for 5 people. The best point would be by far the team over there. They have been helping as much as they could every time I needed support, wether for works in my room or when I moved out. They are super friendly and so quick to help! I owe them! The building itself isn't the most modern of all the other residences you can find in Dublin, but I've felt at home for this whole year.

It’s terrible student housing. Rooms and bathrooms are very small. Not enough closet space. No AC in rooms (meanwhile the lobby is chilled). Kitchen equipment is old, barely functional. The stovetop doesn’t get hot enough to boil water. Each bed has a different mattress - dome are hard, others are soft. No towels. Laundry is expensive (4 euros a wash) considering they are housing students. Location is okay but not much in way of services close by. Avoid if possible.

My stay at Binary Hub was very disappointing. The room and shared spaces were unbearably hot, and even after repeatedly reporting the issue, nothing changed and I wasn’t offered a proper alternative. Before leaving, staff told me I would receive a refund for the unused nights. A security guard helped contact management, and based on that promise, I checked out and booked new accommodation. After leaving, I was told the refund wouldn’t be issued, which felt like a complete reversal of what I had been assured. The accommodation itself was uncomfortable, but the bigger problem was how the situation was handled. Clear communication and honouring commitments would go a long way in improving guest trust and satisfaction.