English courses with accommodation in Dublin
Sorting your course and your stay together takes the stress out of arriving. Many Dublin schools arrange accommodation alongside your course, from host families to student residences and short-let apartments.
What to look for
- Ask exactly what the school arranges, and the weekly cost.
- Host families are one of the best ways to practise English every day.
- Residences and shared apartments suit more independent students.
- Confirm how far the accommodation is from the school.
English schools in Dublin
Visa-eligible schools are listed first. Each shows its Google rating and a from-price per week where published, with options from €130 per week. Open a school to enquire directly.
Englishour – Classroom Building (Eden Quay)
VisaEnglish Path Dublin
VisaCastleforbes College English School Dublin
VisaYour English Language School
VisaEverest Language School
VisaIrish College of English
VisaThe Linguaviva Centre
VisaULearn English School Dublin
VisaDelfin English School Dublin
VisaAtlas Language School
VisaBabel Academy of English
VisaEnglishour – English Language School Dublin
VisaAccommodation in Dublin
Accommodation near Dublin
Host families, student residences and short-let stays close to the school. Prices update as you set your dates.
Frequently asked questions
What accommodation do English schools in Dublin offer?
Commonly host families (homestay), student residences, shared apartments and short-let studios. Not every school arranges every type, so check each listing and ask.
How much does accommodation cost in Dublin?
It varies by type and season. As a guide, expect from around 150 euros per week for a host family or residence, with apartments in the city costing more.
Is a host family or a residence better for learning English?
A host family gives you daily English practice and a local routine, which helps your speaking. A residence offers more independence and the chance to meet other international students.