Looking for the best coworking spaces Dublin has to offer? Whether you need a quiet hot desk for a focused afternoon, a fully equipped meeting room for a client pitch, or a professional day office without a long-term lease, Dublin’s flexible workspace scene — and specifically the coworking spaces Dublin professionals depend on — has grown dramatically over the past few years. The city centre — from the Georgian elegance of Merrion Square to the tech-hub energy of the Docklands — now hosts dozens of bookable coworking spaces Dublin professionals rely on daily.
For an overview of every option, see all coworking spaces in Dublin.
We have picked 10 of the best coworking spaces in Dublin that you can book instantly on Wezoo — no membership required, no hidden fees. Each one has been selected based on location, amenities, price, and the quality of the workspace environment. Prices start from just €38 per hour for a meeting room.
1. 11 Wynnefield Road
Located at 11 Wynnefield Road, Rathmines, Dublin, 11 Wynnefield Road (operated by HQ) welcomes professionals in the heart of Dublin. A hot desk starts from €22.5 per day. Beyond the desk, it offers a flexible, stimulating work atmosphere.
You’ll find high-speed wifi, breakout rooms, access to shared lounges and regular community events. A real option for combining focus and networking without committing to a lease.
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2. The Crescent Building
The Crescent Building is a coworking space operated by Regus at Block B in Dublin. A hot desk starts from €44.1 per day. The flexible desks suit freelancers and small teams looking for a professional environment with fast wifi and shared services.
The space mixes open hot desks with focus areas and breakout zones. Expect good coffee, an active community and a professional reception — a solid base for productive workdays without a long-term lease.
Book The Crescent Building on Wezoo →
3. The Lennox Building — Portobello’s Creative Workspace Hub
Positioned on Richmond Street South in the Portobello neighbourhood, The Lennox Building offers a slightly different flavour to the Merrion Square cluster. Portobello has become one of Dublin’s most sought-after creative districts, with independent cafés, galleries, and a canal-side walk that makes the commute feel less like a commute.
Iconic Offices operate three meeting rooms here, seating up to 12 people — making it one of the larger-capacity options on this list. At €58 per hour, it strikes a good balance between space, style, and affordability. The rooms come with the full Iconic fit-out: fast Wi-Fi, presentation screens, and that signature design aesthetic.
Address: 50 Richmond Street South, D02 FK02, Dublin
Operator: Iconic Offices
Price: From €58/hour
Capacity: Up to 12 people
Best for: Creative teams, workshops, larger group meetings
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4. South Point — Ballsbridge Business District Base
Ballsbridge has long been Dublin’s embassy belt and corporate heartland — home to the Aviva Stadium, the RDS, and a concentration of multinational headquarters. South Point occupies Herbert House on the edge of this district, giving you a D04 address without the premium price tag of Fitzwilliam Square.
Two meeting rooms seat up to 8 people. At €66 per hour, it is positioned in the mid-range for Dublin coworking spaces. If your work regularly takes you to the Ballsbridge or Donnybrook end of the city, South Point saves you the trip into the city centre while keeping the professional standard high.
Address: Herbert House, D02 H270, Dublin
Operator: Iconic Offices
Price: From €66/hour
Capacity: Up to 8 people
Best for: Meetings in south Dublin, corporate clients, embassy district access
5. Harcourt Centre — Largest Meeting Space Near St Stephen’s Green
If you need a room that seats 20, Harcourt Centre is your best option in central Dublin. Operated by Regus — the global workspace giant with thousands of locations worldwide — this Harcourt Street address sits directly beside the Luas Green Line stop at Harcourt, making it one of the most accessible coworking spaces Dublin has for commuters for anyone commuting from the southern suburbs.
Five meeting rooms range from intimate 4-person setups to the full 20-person boardroom configuration. Regus spaces tend toward the functional rather than the design-led, but the trade-off is reliability: you know what you are getting, the technology works, and the support staff are on-site. At €77 per hour for the smallest room, it is a solid mid-range option with genuine scale.
Address: Regus House, D02 HW77, Dublin
Operator: Regus
Price: From €77/hour
Capacity: Up to 20 people
Best for: Large team meetings, board sessions, training days, Luas-accessible location
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6. 77 Sir John Rogerson’s Quay — Docklands Tech District
Dublin’s Docklands — or “Silicon Docks” as locals call it — is home to the European headquarters of Google, Meta, and a dozen other tech giants. 77 Sir John Rogerson’s Quay sits right in the middle of this district, operated by Spaces (part of the IWG network alongside Regus). The building faces directly onto the River Liffey, with views across to the Convention Centre.
Three meeting rooms seat up to 10 people. The Spaces brand leans more toward a contemporary, design-conscious aesthetic than its Regus sibling — think exposed concrete, warm timber accents, and floor-to-ceiling windows. At €80 per hour, you are paying a slight premium for the Docklands address, but if your clients or collaborators are based in the tech district, the convenience is worth every cent.
Address: 77 Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, D02 VK60, Dublin
Operator: Spaces
Price: From €80/hour
Capacity: Up to 10 people
Best for: Tech industry meetings, Docklands-based teams, waterfront working
Book 77 Sir John Rogerson’s Quay on Wezoo →
7. Alexandra House
Located at Alexandra House, Alexandra House (operated by Regus) welcomes professionals in the heart of Dublin. A hot desk starts from €44.1 per day. Beyond the desk, it offers a flexible, stimulating work atmosphere.
You’ll find high-speed wifi, breakout rooms, access to shared lounges and regular community events. A real option for combining focus and networking without committing to a lease.
Book Alexandra House on Wezoo →
8. Donnybrook House — South Dublin Village Setting
Donnybrook sits on the southern fringe of Dublin 4, straddling the line between leafy suburban village and busy commercial corridor. Operated by Spaces, Donnybrook House offers three meeting rooms seating up to 6 people — more intimate than some of the larger coworking spaces Dublin city centre offers, which suits the focused, smaller-group meetings that this neighbourhood tends to attract.
At €83 per hour, it is not the cheapest option, but Donnybrook brings something the city centre cannot: easy parking, a quieter pace, and a genuine village atmosphere on your doorstep. The building is a short walk from the Donnybrook bus corridor served by Dublin Bus, with frequent services to UCD, Stillorgan, and the city centre.
Address: 36–42 Donnybrook Road, D04 E6X0, Dublin
Operator: Spaces
Price: From €83/hour
Capacity: Up to 6 people
Best for: Quiet south Dublin meetings, easy parking, smaller groups
Book Donnybrook House on Wezoo →
9. The Greenway
The Greenway is a coworking space operated by Iconic Offices at Block C, Ardilaun Court in Dublin. A hot desk starts from €31 per day. The flexible desks suit freelancers and small teams looking for a professional environment with fast wifi and shared services.
The space mixes open hot desks with focus areas and breakout zones. Expect good coffee, an active community and a professional reception — a solid base for productive workdays without a long-term lease.
10. Huckletree D2
Located at The Academy, Huckletree D2 (operated by Huckletree) welcomes professionals in the heart of Dublin. A hot desk starts from €31.5 per day. Beyond the desk, it offers a flexible, stimulating work atmosphere.
You’ll find high-speed wifi, breakout rooms, access to shared lounges and regular community events. A real option for combining focus and networking without committing to a lease.
How to Choose Among the Best Coworking Spaces Dublin Offers
The best coworking spaces Dublin has to offer cluster around three main zones: the Georgian core (Merrion Square, St Stephen’s Green, Hume Street), the Docklands (Grand Canal Dock, Sir John Rogerson’s Quay), and the southern suburbs (Donnybrook, Ballsbridge). Your choice depends on where your clients are, how you are commuting, and what kind of environment helps you do your best work.
For budget-conscious bookings, Sobo Works on Windmill Lane offers the lowest entry point at €38 per hour. For the largest capacity, Harcourt Centre’s 20-person boardroom is unmatched.
For sheer prestige, No. 81 Merrion Square or Hume Street House deliver an address that speaks for itself. And for the tech crowd, 77 Sir John Rogerson’s Quay puts you right in the heart of Silicon Docks.
All 10 coworking spaces Dublin features in this guide are bookable instantly on Wezoo — no membership, no subscription, no long-term commitment. You book the room, you use it, you leave. Across all coworking spaces Dublin pricing is transparent and per-hour, so you only pay for what you need.
If you are exploring coworking spaces Dublin is just the starting point — check options beyond the city too. For more workspace guides, see our guides to meeting rooms in Belfast and coworking spaces in London.
Frequently Asked Questions About Coworking Spaces Dublin
How much does a coworking space in Dublin cost?
Coworking space meeting rooms in Dublin range from €38 to €97 per hour on Wezoo, depending on the location, capacity, and operator. The most affordable option is Sobo Works on Windmill Lane at €38 per hour. Premium Georgian addresses like No. 81 Merrion Square start at €97 per hour. No memberships or subscriptions are required.
You pay only for the time you book — by the hour, half-day, or full day.
Can I book a coworking space in Dublin for just one day?
Yes. Every coworking space listed here is available for single-session bookings through Wezoo. You can book a meeting room by the hour, half-day, or full day — no minimum commitment and no ongoing contract. This makes them ideal for freelancers, visiting professionals, and teams that need flexible space on demand.
Where are the best areas for coworking in Dublin?
The three main coworking zones in Dublin are the Georgian Quarter (Merrion Square, St Stephen’s Green, Hume Street) for prestige and heritage, the Docklands (Grand Canal Dock, Sir John Rogerson’s Quay) for the tech sector, and South Dublin (Donnybrook, Ballsbridge, Portobello) for a quieter working environment with easier parking.
Do Dublin coworking spaces include Wi-Fi and meeting room equipment?
All coworking spaces listed here include high-speed Wi-Fi as standard. Most meeting rooms also come equipped with presentation screens or projectors, whiteboards, and video conferencing equipment. Specific amenities vary across coworking spaces Dublin wide — check the individual room — on Wezoo for full details before booking.
What is the largest meeting room available in Dublin?
The largest bookable meeting room in Dublin on Wezoo is at Harcourt Centre, which seats up to 20 people in a boardroom configuration. Other large-capacity options include The Lennox Building and The Victorians, both seating up to 12 people.
