Classrooms for Hire in Dublin

In Dublin, prices of classrooms average around €90 hire fee per hour. The exact costs depend on the room size, audiovisual equipment (such as projectors or microphones), or high-speed Wi-Fi. Additional services, such as catering or on-site coordinators, may cost extra. Flexible configurations for presentations, workshops, or networking, along with amenities such as parking or dedicated breakout rooms, will also affect the price. See usual price ranges in Dublin, based on Tagvenue data:

Based on the popularity and user ratings on Tagvenue (updated November 2026), the best options include:

• Art Classroom Space at Flux Studios D8 in Dublin City Centre - rated 5/5
  Our user said: ‘Fantastic space, with attentive and friendly staff - thank you!!’

• Port Room at Hilton Garden Inn Dublin City Centre in Dublin City Centre - rated 5/5
  Venue said: Explore the city from our family-friendly Hilton Garden Inn Dublin City Centre hotel, just a 10-minute walk from the city center.

• TechMeetup.space at tcube in Dublin City Centre - rated 4.9/5
  Our user said: ‘A large clean room and a warm welcome.’

You'll find classrooms in various sizes, from smaller spots to larger venues; keep in mind that the type of space and your chosen layout will affect the capacity! Below you can see the typical venue sizes in Dublin, together with the standard prices in each size range, based on Tagvenue data (November 2026):

These are the venues within 750 m from central Dublin, available to book on Tagvenue:

• Beckett Training Room at Nexus Human Training Centre on 22-24 Strand Street Great Strand House - 550 m from centre.
  Venue said: Nexus Human Training Centre runs IT and business-skills courses both in person at its premises and live online. Venue highlights: Complimentary tea, coffee and water are provided on site and a lift serves all floors.
• SPADE Enterprise Events Space at SPADE Enterprise Centre on King Street North - 600 m from centre.
  Venue said: The space is fitted with induction hobs, fridge facilities, oven, a microwave and running water. It's perfect for cooking demos content creation, photography, supper clubs and tastings.
• The Grainhouse at Iconic Offices | The Masonry on 151 Thomas Street - 750 m from centre.
  Venue said: The Masonry, a refurbished historic building from 1780 in Dublin, offers customizable workspaces. It features internal heated courtyards, a spacious event area for corporate gatherings, and an on-site café and restaurant.

• Hopkins & Hopkins Boardroom at tcube, rated 4.9/5 - boardroom for 12 guests
  Our user said: ‘We would highly recommend this venue. Barry the owner was a delight and helped us out in every way possible.’

• The Sycamore at Hume Street House - meeting room for 20 guests
  Venue said: The Sycamore is a unique conference room with video conferencing available. With five setups to choose from, including: Boardroom - 20 Pax Boardroom Oval - 10 Pax U-Shape - 17 Pax Classroom (Standard) - 12 Pax Classroom (Round...

• Joyce Training Room at Nexus Human Training Centre - training room for 15 guests
  Venue said: Nexus Human Training Centre runs IT and business-skills courses both in person at its premises and live online. Venue highlights: Complimentary tea, coffee and water are provided on site and a lift serves all floors.

• Pearse Suite at Clayton Hotel Cardiff Lane, from €450 hire fee per event (up to 64 guests seated)
  Our user said: ‘The venue is the perfect location for our international delegates.’

• The Whiskey Bar at Lennan's Yard, from €19 per person (up to 30 guests seated)
  Venue said: The Whiskey Bar is a private Bar in Lennan's Yard characterised by an intimate, wood‑panelled lounge atmosphere. Design: The space features dark timber panelling, deep wood floors and low, warm lighting that create a compact,

• Yeats Training Room at Nexus Human Training Centre, from €554 hire fee per day (up to 12 guests seated)
  Venue said: A compact, function-focused training room arranged in rows of desks beneath practical overhead lighting. Plain white walls and neutral finishes create a no-frills, task-focused environment.

• Proximity to Public Transport: Dublin has an extensive public transport network, including buses, trams (Luas), and trains (DART and Commuter). So make sure your classroom is easily reachable, especially if attendees are travelling from different parts of the city or from outside Dublin.

• Historical and Cultural Significance: Dublin is a city steeped in history and literature. Some venues might be close to significant landmarks, like Trinity College, Dublin Castle, or the James Joyce Centre. While this can add to the allure of your event, it could also mean stricter regulations for the venue.

• Parking Facilities: While Dublin is well-connected by public transport, some attendees might prefer to drive. Check if the venue offers parking or if there are nearby public car parks.

• Local Amenities: Consider the proximity of cafes, pubs, or restaurants, especially for longer events where attendees might want to take a break or grab lunch. Areas like Temple Bar or Grafton Street have a rangeof options.

• Tech and AV Equipment: Ensure the classroom has the necessary audio-visual equipment, Wi-Fi connectivity, and other tech amenities you might need.

• Size and Capacity: Depending on the nature of your event, ensure the classroom can comfortably accommodate your attendees while adhering to any safety guidelines in place.

• Local Events: Dublin frequently hosts various festivals, parades, and events. These can impact the availability of the venues, so it's worth checking the local calendar.

Consider these factors to ensure you choose the best classroom in Dublin that aligns with all your requirements and provides a memorable experience for your attendees!

Certain areas of Dublin stand out due to their specific qualities:

• City Centre: The heart of Dublin offers a plethora of options, from state-of-the-art facilities in newer buildings to historic venues. Being centrally located, it's easily reachable by all means of transport. Areas like O'Connell Street, Dame Street, and around Trinity College have numerous classrooms for hire.

• Docklands and Silicon Docks: This modern part of Dublin is the city's tech hub, home to the European headquarters of many global tech companies. As a result, there are many contemporary, tech-equipped classrooms suitable for workshops, tech seminars, and corporate training sessions.

• Temple Bar: Known for its cultural scene, Temple Bar also boasts a number of creative and alternative spaces suitable for classroom settings, especially for arts, music, and creative workshops.