Prices from just €93 per night
A historical, iconic campus
Safe surroundings with 24/7 security
Prices from just €93 per night
A historical, iconic campus
Safe surroundings with 24/7 security

Stay at Trinity College Dublin’s Historic Campus – Summer 2027 now on sale

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Looking for Dublin city centre accommodation? Stay at Trinity College Dublin and enjoy a unique accommodation experience on one of Ireland’s most historic university campuses. Bookings now open for summer 2027. Trinity offers a convenient location in the heart of the city, with visitor accommodation being the ideal hotel alternative. Choose from comfortable rooms from €109 per night and spacious apartments from €269 per night available throughout the summer.

Rooms

EnsuiteShared WC
Ensuite Single room in Printing House Square
From €148

Printing House Square En-suite Single

Modern room with private bathroom and one standard single bed
Trinity Business School Single Ensuite
From €153

Business School En-suite Single

Modern single bedroom with a private bathroom in the Business School on Trinity campus
heritage ensuite twin room with beds and window in trinity college dublin
From €178

Heritage En-suite Twin

Two single beds with a private bathroom
Ensuite double room in Printing House Square
From €198

Printing House Square En-suite Double

Modern room with private bathroom and one standard double bed
Trinity Business School Double Ensuite
From €215

Business School En-suite Double

Modern double bedroom with a private bathroom located in Trinity Business School
heritage ensuite double room with bed and window in rubrics building
From €220

Rubrics En-suite Double

Superior heritage double bedroom with a private bathroom
heritage single room with bed and window in trinity college dublin
From €91

Heritage Single

Single bedroom within a shared apartment
heritage double room with double bed and window in trinity college dublin
From €144

Heritage Double

Double bedroom within a shared apartment

Apartments

4-8 Bedrooms
living room in a family apartment at trinity college dublin
From €279

Heritage Apartments

Private heritage apartment with 2, 3 or 4 bedroom options available.
Trinity Modern Apartments
From €674

Modern Apartments

Private modern apartment with up to 8 bedrooms on Trinity campus.
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What our visitors say

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Rich Nuzio
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It was a very interesting visit. Liked the main building the red building is a possible skip, if you're short on time.
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Stan Turner
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Wow. Well worth the visit. They will be closing the library for 5 years
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A truly impressive place. The Long Room is especially spectacular a magnificent historic hall with towering wooden shelves filled with centuries-old books. There is something magical about the atmosphere, as if you are stepping into living history. The Book of Kells is another highlight and one of Ireland’s most remarkable medieval manuscripts. Definitely worth visiting if you are in Dublin.
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I highly suggest booking your timed ticket in advance and doing the student led experience!
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Mi Mii
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Must visit.
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L Al
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What a magnificent exhibition of this most famous medieval book in the world! When you delve into the details of its creation, you can't help but be amazed! It's fantastic, but obviously very crowded! Perhaps choose an early hour in the day to avoid the crowds. But it's a must-see.

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Sario Maurizio
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It's not just a library, but the very heart of Irish identity. A must-see if you want to understand this wonderful country.

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Rose-Marie DE NADAI
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An emblematic place of the Irish University, I really enjoyed the bookstore and the kills.

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Bianca
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Great experience. Library was amazing to see. Lots of history. Located inside the Trinity College campus which is also beautiful to walk around.
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The Book of Kells is a wonderful experience. It's breathtaking to enter that corridor and see so much history. Many books have been removed due to renovations, but the immersive tour is well worth it. You download the app and listen online in your preferred language. From the beginning, they explain the history of this exquisite book, which brings together the four Gospels and creates an impressive syncretism with Celtic and Norse pagan art. The book is kept in a temperature-, humidity-, and light-controlled chamber, and its pages are turned every few days.

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What an experience. Highly recommend if your in Dublin that you make the time to go and enjoy the Book of Kells, you won't be disappointed.
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Rafa
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A curious story about the book and the library

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A very nice visit

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Kathleen Digre
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Such a great venue. And the long room. Wow!!!
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Travis Paola
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Moira provided an exceptional tour of the school! Well worth it.
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Joe
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Great experience, well maintained. It was slightly crowded but the timed ticket entry made it somewhat manageable. The Old Library is intriguing. The 3D spinning globe is a highlight. The 3D screenings in the second building are interesting and worth sitting through.
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Karen Shaffer
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Interesting and well laid out. The library, though under refurbishment, was stunning.
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Julian Markov
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The library and book of kells offer a surreal experience. Highly recommend
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Marvelous

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Remember to book a time slot, otherwise you won't get in. I really enjoyed the venue, the tour, and the digital experience. Well done!

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Wonderful, try to get audio description and take a slow walk around. Its an experience and also you learn a lot.
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Markus
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Despite the temporary lack of books, the Longroom is well worth seeing!

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WOW
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A place to remember seeing the library globe and shelves upstairs from the Book of Kells. The book was on depiction of Mary, the artistry amazing. The movies explaining what you are seeing and the history were just really well done.
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A must-visit site in Dublin
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It's an amazing place. The library is a must-see.

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An unmissable experience in Dublin for history buffs.

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Even though it's crowded, you can always get in by booking online. It's definitely worth a visit, especially for kids.

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Absolute MUST in Dublin. Such a great experience and the long room?! Amazing. We booked with a guided tour of the campus, which was super informative. Our tour guide, Clementine was really great, charismatic and very helpful. The book was what we visited for, but it's safe to say that the long room absolutely stole the show. The smell when you walk in is incredible. I will say though that if you suffer from motion sickness, then the 360⁰ room might make you queasy. If you're in doubt whether it's worth the money to see a book (I was) then just do it, you won't be disappointed!
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Great tour. Beautiful too! Self guided. Lots to see. 90 minutes for sure.
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Most popular facilities

Indoor swimming pool
Non-smoking rooms
Fitness centre
Accessible facilities
Family rooms
Tea/Coffee maker
Restaurant
Free WiFi
Luggage Storage
Linen & Towels

FAQs

Check-in & Check-out

Please email us at reservations@tcd.ie

Check-in is from 3pm and check-out is 10am. We cannot guarantee early check in.

If your flight arrives very early in the morning, we recommend reserving a room from the night before.

The Accommodation Office is located in Front Square, House 10 to the left of the Chapel.

The front desk closes at 1:00AM. All keys for late arrivals are transferred to the Security Desk at the Front Gate archway.

Please go to the Security Desk located at the Front Gate archway at the main entrance of the College. The security team will provide your keys and direct you to your room. Please have your ID/Passport ready.

Rooms & Accommodation

Yes, it is possible to book a private apartment at Trinity. Please note that this is subject to availability, as we only have a limited number of units.

Yes, visitors can stay at Trinity College Dublin during selected periods of the year. Located in the centre of the city, Trinity offers comfortable visitor accommodation on its historic campus, providing a unique opportunity to stay within walking distance of Dublin’s top attractions, shopping areas, restaurants and cultural landmarks.

Trinity accommodation is available during the summer months when many student residences are opened to visitors. This offers an affordable and convenient accommodation option for tourists, families, groups and event attendees looking to stay in Dublin city centre.

Trinity offers a variety of accommodation options, including guest rooms for solo travellers and couples, as well as spacious self-catering apartments suitable for families and groups. Whether you’re visiting Dublin for a short break or an extended stay, there are accommodation options to suit different travel styles and budgets.

Yes, we have a limited number of accessible rooms available. Please contact the reservations team at reservations@tcd.ie to check availability and receive guidance on how to book. Please note that this is subject to availability.

Campus Facilities

Trinity has a Sports Centre on campus with:

· Gym

· Swimming pool

· Steam room

· Sauna

· Daily fitness classes

Guest packages start from €6 per session. Simply present your room key at the Sports Centre reception (located beside the Science Gallery) to access the facilities.

Yes. Trinity has a main restaurant (The Buttery) open every day for breakfast, with lunch options available Monday to Friday. All guests are invited to visit and enjoy our restaurant during their stay.

Tickets to the Book of Kells Experience can be booked directly here.

Services for Guests

Yes. Free luggage storage is available on the day of arrival.

After check-out, luggage storage costs €3 per bag. Unfortunately, we cannot store luggage for multiple days or weeks.

There are limited parking spaces available on campus. After making your reservation, please email reservations@tcd.ie with your booking reference to request parking.

Charges: €17.50 per night

Getting to Trinity Campus

Taxi
• Ask for Trinity College, College Green entrance. Approximate charges €30.

Bus

· The Aircoach departs every 15 minutes, 24 hours a day

· Cost: €9

· Ask to be dropped at Kildare Street

· Walk towards Nassau Street and enter Trinity through the Nassau Street entrance, opposite KC Peaches / Costa Coffee

By taxi:
• Ask for Trinity College, College Green entrance. Approximate charges: €15.

By tram:
• Head to the Connolly LUAS stop or the Bus Aras LUAS stop
• Buy a ticket to Trinity. Cost €3
• You will need to switch from the RED LUAS line to the GREEN LUAS line at Abbey Street LUAS stop.

By taxi:
• Ask for Trinity College, College Green entrance. Cost: €15.

By tram:
• Head to Hueston LUAS stop.
• Buy a ticket to Trinity. Cost €3
• You will need to switch from the RED LUAS line to the GREEN LUAS line at Abbey Street LUAS stop.

Imagine…

7AM

Waking up and having the campus to yourself

8AM

Enjoying a morning dip to start your day

10AM

Devouring breakfast at The Buttery

12PM

Walking in the footsteps of Oscar Wilde

2PM

Marveling at the iconic Book of Kells

4PM

Choosing a piece of Trinity to take with you

7PM

Exploring Dublin’s restaurant scene

Live your own story at Trinity

Nearby attractions

Guinness Storehouse

Explore brewing history at St. James’s Gate, ending with a perfectly poured pint and elite 360° city views from the panoramic, glass-walled Gravity Bar.
Irish Heritage
20 mins away

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum

Discover the global Irish diaspora through immersive galleries, exclusive genealogy consultations and private VIP tours for a deeply personal, sophisticated homecoming experience.
Irish Heritage
20 mins away

Grafton Street

Enjoy Dublin’s premier retail destination, offering iconic boutiques like Brown Thomas and heirloom timepieces at Weir & Sons amidst a refined, historic atmosphere.
Food & Retail
5 mins away

Merrion Square

Experience the aristocratic elegance of Georgian Dublin, strolling past grand red-brick townhouses and the former homes of literary legends like Oscar Wilde and Yeats.
Irish Heritage
12 mins away

The National Museum of Ireland (Archaeology)

Behold the dazzling Ardagh Chalice, Europe’s finest gold collection, and the sophisticated craftsmanship and preserved my steries of Ireland’s ancient, prehistoric, and Viking past.
Ancient History
10 mins away

The Powerscourt Townhouse Centre

Peruse world-class Irish design and rare antiques within a magnificent, historic, Georgian residence, complete with curated dining in a sun-drenched and music-filled courtyard.
Food & Retail
6 mins away

National Gallery of Ireland

Admire Caravaggio’s masterpieces and extensive Yeats collections. Enhance your visit with a private curator-led tour or browse the gallery’s exclusive, artisan-crafted Irish jewellery.
Art
8 mins away

Keep a memory of Trinity with you

Shop our exclusive, collectible clothing and souvenirs, full of Trinity pride

Keep a memory of Trinity with you

Shop our exclusive, collectible clothing and souvenirs, full of Trinity pride
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Trinity College Dublin Crest Hoody Bottle Green

Trinity College Dublin Crest Hoody Bottle Green

€49.95

Trinity College Tote Bag - Bottle Green & Gold

Trinity College Tote Bag – Bottle Green & Gold

€6.95

Trinity College Dublin Crest Metal Water Bottle

Trinity College Dublin Crest Metal Water Bottle

€10.00

Trinity College Dublin Crest Enamel Mug Blue

Trinity College Dublin Crest Enamel Mug Blue

€10.00

Trinity College Dublin Library A5 Notebook Brown

Trinity College Dublin Library A5 Notebook Brown

€11.00

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