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Student Pavilion - A New Way to Find Accommodation Near DCU Dublin

StudentPavilion.co.uk offers a cutting-edge new way to explore DCU Dublin accommodation online. It is also the first platform of its kind to provide a subscription-type service for landlords, letting agents and accommodation operators alike, all across the UK and Ireland, while also using the latest virtual reality technology.

This model provides the opportunity to explore a wider range of housing types, including flats, studios, houses and both uni and private halls in Northside areas like Whitehall, Ballymun and Beaumont. Properties can then be sorted based on style of room, distance from the university itself, weekly rent costs, and various other parameters.

Virtual reality tours are also included within listings, as standard, allowing you to experience properties before committing to either a physical viewing or a booking. In some cases, they can even replace the need for in-person visits, which is especially beneficial to international students and others who may find it difficult to travel.

With Student Pavilion, everything can be completed and signed online. There is no need for cumbersome paperwork and any supporting documents can be uploaded through the platform. Moreover, you can pay your deposit securely over the internet, and doing so will result in immediate pre-booking of your chosen accommodation.

Students can sign up for a free account and use the service without running into any other hidden costs, such as booking fees, agent fees, or admin fees. The various rooms and student houses to rent Dublin has to offer start from as little as £70 per week, with luxury options available for those with a larger budget to work with.

Communication tools are included, physical viewings can be easily arranged and all properties are required to meet strict quality, safety and security standards. Bookings are also covered by a 24-hour free cancellation policy. So why not register for your free account, find your ideal Dublin accommodation, take the VR tour, and book it online?

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