What are the advantages of renting a room in Dublin?

One of the main advantages of renting a room in a shared flat is pretty evident in the fact that you will no-doubt be saving money. Even though it might be daunting to move into a shared flat with people you don’t necessarily know, it might be the best decision for you. This is how tons of people create life-long friendships and unforgettable memories. Creating new relationships while being able to enjoy the luxury of living in your preferred location is a win-win. Spotahome is the perfect guide to help you find an available room with people you can trust.

Where is the best area to rent a room in Dublin?

Renting in a capital city is a pretty expensive business. And the Irish capital is no different. That’s right, it’s all about location when it comes to prices for rooms to let in Dublin . But don’t be fooled. It’s not just city-centre properties that cost an arm and a leg. Suburbia comes at a cost here too, thanks to the ever-increasing influx of people trying to call Ireland home. The historic southern suburb of Dundrum has seen an upsurge in young tenants over the last few years, as have its rental prices. Want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city centre? Can’t say we blame you! Want our advice? Focus your search around Stoneybatter. This once run-down Northside neighbourhood is fast becoming one of the city's trendiest spots. And if that weren’t enough, you’ll find plenty of single rooms for rent in this part of Dublin. Fancy yourself as a bit of a party animal? Start searching for rooms to rent in Dublin 2. Let’s cut to the chase: rents here are among the highest in the capital, but think how much you’ll save in taxi fares. Plus, you’ve got all the sights and pubs at your fingertips. Everything’s within walking distance for residents here. Now, how many people can say that? Not sure you can stretch to central prices? Room shares in Dublin are pretty commonplace. We know, it sounds like a scary prospect. But why not bag a twin room in Dublin and share with a friend? There’s no better way to keep costs to a minimum without missing out on all the fun the city has to offer.

How much does a room cost in Dublin?

As a European capital and most populous city in Ireland, higher than average rent is almost inescapable. The average cost of a one bedroom apartment in the city centre is around 1800 euros, yikes–I know. Renting an available room in a shared apartment could be the solution to spare you some change. Rooms in a shared apartment can range from an average of 700-1400 euros, depending on location, size, bed, etc.

What bills are included in the rent of a room in Dublin?

With already expensive rent prices, having to pay for bills as the cherry on top is never pleasant for anyone. Bills can vary depending on what the landlord is offering. On Spotahome, it’s quite common to find rooms that have electricity, gas, water and wifi included in the price.

How big is a Dublin room?

There are a few options to choose from in terms of size. For example, large rooms with a double bed or small rooms with a single bed. You can even share a twin room with a friend and split the cost–this could be your best option if you’re really trying to balance the budget. According to our database, the size of the room for rent in Dublin is usually 15m² on average.

How do you rent a room in Dublin?

The first thing you should do is be clear about your budget and choose which area you would like to live in. Then with platforms like Spotahome it is very simple, we have built a reputation for being a great source of available rooms to rent all over the globe. You will have countless options to pick a great room from practically anywhere in Dublin. And if you are looking for more space and comfort, take a look at the apartments to rent in Dublin .

Rooms to rent in Dublin in shared houses/apartments

Statistics about our monthly rentals in Dublin

Most of our tenants in Dublin, Ireland are 18-24 years old

Like in any city, it depends on the area, but in Dublin, most of our current tenants are 18-24 years old, from Spain, and list Student as their occupation.

Rooms are the top choice for people moving to Dublin, Ireland.

Over the last 3 months, people searching for their new home in Dublin have shown the most interest in renting Rooms, followed by Apartments. In contrast, Student residences seem to be less popular.

This data is sourced from the Spotahome Database. The availability of information in each category is determined by our supply in a specific city and is adjusted based on the selected filters.

Information about our rentals in Dublin

🏠 Nº of properties	485 rooms for rent
💵 Minimum monthly price	starting from 450 €
✔️ Verified properties	337 rooms
💰 Deposit not required	34 rooms
🎓 Ideal for students	227 accommodations
💖 Ideal for couples	49 accommodations
🛁 With private bathroom	147 rooms
🧾 Bills included	232 rooms

483 rooms to rent in Dublin

Statistics about our monthly rentals in Dublin

Our Tenant Profile in Dublin

Most Popular Property Type rented in Dublin

Popular searches for rooms for rent in Dublin

Rooms for rent in some neighbourhoods of Dublin

Other types of accommodation in Dublin

Information about our rentals in Dublin