Dublin Accommodation

In Dublin you will find a variety of accommodation, ranging from hotels, Bed & Breakfasts Guesthouses, and rented rooms in Irish homes to hostels, campsites and self catering accommodation.

Hotels are available all year round in Dublin even at peak times of the year.

Hotels in Dublin range from 2 star budget rooms to 5 star luxury facilities.

For an easy way to book hotels in Dublin visit Tripadvisor

If you are staying in Dublin on a shoestring budget then hostels are definitely recommended. Most hostels in Dublin provide basic facilities such as a kitchen and Internet access.

Prices usually range from €15 - €20 for shared accommodation.

We have a wide selections of hostels in Dublin with up to date information on beds available, pictures of the dormitories and online booking facilities.

B&Bs and guesthouses in Dublin offer great value for money with a good night sleep guaranteed, an Irish breakfast in the morning to set you up for the day ahead, some B&Bs offer evening meals on request

B&Bs are usually family run and offer a relaxed atmosphere.

Prices range from 35 to 50 per person per night depending.

If you are planning to stay in Dublin for the long term you will more than likely need to rent a room. It will take you up to a week to find a place with sutiable facililties. So it is advisable to stay in budget accommodation such as a hostel unitl you find a room.

These are the most popular places to look for rooms:

• Daft.ie is an ideal website for anybody wanting to rent, buy or share accommodation in Dublin.
  
  
• Two of Dublins most popular newspapers, Dublin Daily and the Evening Herald contain plenty of classified for accommodation.
  
  
• Many supermarkets and food stores have advertisements for rooms on their noticeboards. They also have noticeboards advertising work vacancies.
  
  
• Visit Trinity College and University College Dublin, they supply up-to-date noticeboards on accommodation.
  
  
• Many agencies can help you find a room, check the available agencies by clicking the agency button on the left.
  

An alternative way of finding accommodation in Dublin is through an accommodation agency. Agencies are commercial organisations that usually charge a fee for their services, however, some agencies offer a free service.

Before using an agency make sure they are they are are liscensed, what services they offer and will you be entitled for a refund.