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Student Pavilion - Explore Trinity Dublin Accommodation Online

StudentPavilion.co.uk is an online accommodation portal, aimed at students and property listers seeking student tenants. It is the only platform of its kind to offer a subscription-style service to landlords, letting agents and accommodation operators across the UK and Republic of Ireland, while also using the latest VR technology.

For students, this means a wider range of housing options to explore, including properties in popular parts of Dublin, like Temple Bar, Portobello and Beggar's Bush. Properties can be sorted based on the type of room you are seeking, the distance you are willing to travel to your university campus, weekly rent costs, and more.

Additionally, the inclusion of virtual reality tours within listings, as standard, helps to modernise the entire search process. You can use this feature to actually experience what each property is like, even if you are unable to travel for a physical viewing. Of course, in-person visits can also be easily arranged through the service itself.

For students, the platform is completely free to sign up for and use, with no stealth charges along the way. That means no membership fees, booking fees, agent fees or admin fees, and users booking through our service save an average of £250 per tenancy. Rooms in Dublin and the surrounding area start from as little as £70 per week.

With Student Pavilion, absolutely everything can be completed and signed online, for maximum efficiency. Supporting documents can be uploaded, communication options are built in and you can pay your deposit online too. Successful payment then results in immediate pre-booking, ready for you to move in on the agreed date.

All of the student houses to rent Dublin property listers advertise on our site are required to meet strict quality, safety and security standards. For added peace of mind, bookings are also covered by a 24-hour free cancellation policy. So why not register for free, find your ideal Trinity College Dublin accommodation and book it online?

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