Accommodation

Accommodation 

There are a range of accommodation options available to you in Maynooth, and surrounding towns, including Dublin which is only 30 minutes away. Our Student Support Officer will help you to understand the main differences between each and how to book your preferred option irrespective of which option you choose. You can pay UniHaven for your first 4 week’s accommodation for a fee as advertised on our website or you can pay the providers directly yourself. Contact us early to secure accommodation in one of our accommodation partners.

UniHaven's Dublin Accommodation Provider

Point campus 

ONCAMPUS aim to make sure that finding a place to live while you study with us is quick and easy. It is very important that you have a place to stay when you arrive in Ireland, and while you can choose to organise your own accommodation, we strongly recommend that all students book a room through our free service.

The accommodation is situated in Dublin– a world-class city with an abundance of restaurants, shops and cultural destinations. Students can relax and enjoy privacy in a range of ensuite rooms with access to cosy communal spaces for socialising and studying.

Outstanding facilities include:

  • Rooftop gardens
  • State-of-the-art gym & fitness studio
  • Study spaces with study pods
  • Cinema room
  • Outdoor courtyards with onsite basketball court
  • Gaming pods
  • Laundry room
  • WiFi
  • 24/7 security & CCTV

Prices:

Ensuite: Approximately €4,400per term

Host Family Accommodation

Homestay can be a great accommodation option for students when you first arrive in Ireland, especially for minors. All minors will be referred to Godsil Education for guardian nominee services and Godsil can also arrange Garda vetted (police checked) homestay accommodation for minors. For non-minors, UniHaven recommends contacting Host Family Dublin Ireland who make great garda vetted homestays available to students. Their website is https://hostfamilydublinireland.ie/.

 

Staying with a host family is a preferred option for many students but if arranging homestay yourself, ensure that the host families are each Garda vetted. Costs for homestay accommodation varies but expect at least 275 euros per person per week. If you plan to live with a host family, ask the homeowner for their plan should the household be impacted by Covid-19.  Choose a family that regularly hosts international students and research the accommodation as much as possible before you commit to a booking. Host families provide comfortable accommodation as part of your stay, with single or room-sharing options available and are located within walking distance to public transport.  Host families will happily cater for any special requirements you may have, provided they are informed in advance during the booking process. Students are placed with families according to their preferences and dietary needs.

Homestay provides convenience to students enrolled in an intensive course looking to improve their English quickly, and for students interested in creating a second home here in Ireland.  Most students stay with host families located in the Dublin City’s suburbs that include the nearby towns of Celbridge, Lucan, Leixlip, Dunboyne, Clonee and Blanchardstown. Students can expect to commute for up to 60 minutes by public transport to Maynooth, depending on their host family location. All locations have good public transport connections to Maynooth.

Rented Accommodation

A rental is also an option. Prices for this can vary greatly depending on location and utilities may or may not be included. Properties for rent are advertised through Estate Agencies and on the ‘to let’ section of websites such as www.daft.ie and www.rent.ie. Typically, accommodation can be full house rental, shared rooms in private and/or rented houses, or corporate student accommodation with a house rent starting from 1500 euros for a 2 or 3-bed house within 30 minutes West of Maynooth town, and room rent within a shared house rental starting from around 400 euros a room monthly for a single room.

Student Accommodation Blocks

There are many corporate student accommodation providers in Dublin and Maynooth. Prices vary from 150 to 400 euros per week for single bedrooms with shared eating/living quarters.

Hotel/Hostel

Should you require a hotel or hostel accommodation during your studies, the Student Support Officer will be happy to suggest some locations. However, students should be aware that temporary accommodation can be expensive to book for long periods. Hotels and hostels can be found on common hotel booking websites such as www.hotels.com, www.trivago.ie, www.tripadvisor.ie, or www.bookings.com, with hostel prices starting from 30 euros per person per night for shared rooms and hotels starting from 100 euros per person for single rooms.

Accommodation for Parents and Agents

UniHaven recommends the following hotels in Maynooth with additional hotels in nearby towns and in Dublin also available.

Carton House Maynooth -  www.cartonhouse.com

Glenroyal Hotel Maynooth  -  www.glenroyal.ie

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