Accommodation
Self-catering apartment
We offer year-round self-catering apartment accommodation in the city centre in a superb development of high quality student accommodation. Usually, the apartment have three bedroom so three students shared an apartment.
- Each apartment contains three single bedrooms.
- Each bedroom within an apartment is equipped with a single bed, wash hand basin, a bed- side shelf, one wardrobe, one desk, a chair, a desk lamp and a waste paper bin.
- Each three bedroom apartment has one main bathroom, including wash hand basin, WC and Shower.
-The combined living and kitchen area in each apartment is provided with an electric oven, electric ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, storage cupboards, electric kettle and toaster. Utensils, cutlery and crockery are included.
2. House family
One of the best ways to practice your English is to stay with a family in their home. Irish people love conversation and are renowned for their hospitality and you can be sure of a warm welcome. Meals are taken with the family and this is an excellent time to get to know your hosts and to put into practice what you have learned in class.
All our families have been carefully selected and are visited regularly by the International House Dublin accommodation officer.
Family accommodation is based on 7 nights stay, half board Mon-Fri, and full board at weekends.
Family accommodation is located in the suburbs of Dublin, students should expect to travel for an average of 40 minutes from their accommodation to the school.
3. Hotel, hostels and B&B
Accommodation is also available throughout the year in hostels, several of which are located near the school. Both single and shared rooms are available.
- Each three bedroom apartment has one main bathroom, including wash hand basin, WC and Shower.
-The combined living and kitchen area in each apartment is provided with an electric oven, electric ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, storage cupboards, electric kettle and toaster. Utensils, cutlery and crockery are included.
Hostels are the most economic alternative to homestay or residential accommodation, with prices ranging from €20-€30 per night. Hostels usually provide a light breakfast, which is included in the nightly rate, and occasionally provide evening meals at an extra cost.
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