A meeting room Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown search turns up four buildings, not forty. That is the honest shape of the market south of the Liffey: Wezoo lists four locations with bookable meeting rooms across the county, in Dún Laoghaire, Blackrock, Sandyford and Stillorgan, and between them they hold eight rooms you can take by the hour.
Four is enough when the rooms are the right ones. This guide walks all four, with the hourly rates each building publishes, how many people each room seats, what sits in the room, and the Luas or DART stop you would walk from. If you want the national picture first, start with our complete guide to meeting rooms in Ireland; if you are deciding between a county room and a city-centre one, the meeting room Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown shortlist is a useful second read.
Wezoo snapshot: meeting room Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown
- 4 Wezoo buildings with meeting rooms in the county
- 8 bookable meeting rooms across those four buildings
- Published hourly rates: €59.97 to €94.71 including tax, at Blackrock, Temple House and The Chase
- Largest single room: up to 10 people, at The Chase and at Talbot Hotel Stillorgan
- Operators: Regus, HQ, Talbot Hotel
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Every room is a boardroom layout; every one is priced and booked by the hour, with no membership
Prices, room counts and availability move. Everything below was read from the Wezoo backend on 3 November 2026. For an overview of every option, see all available meeting rooms in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown.
What does meeting room Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown cost?
Between €59.97 and €94.71 an hour, including tax, at the two buildings that publish a rate on Wezoo. A four-person boardroom in Blackrock sits at the bottom of that band; a ten-person room in Sandyford sits at the top. Price tracks capacity here far more than postcode does.
The published rates, by room size:
- Up to 4 people, Blackrock, Temple House: from €59.97 per hour
- Up to 6 people, Blackrock, Temple House: from €73.04 per hour
- Up to 8 people, Blackrock, Temple House: from €86.11 per hour
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Up to 10 people, The Chase, Sandyford: from €94.71 per hour
Two buildings sit outside that band for different reasons. Ashgrove House quotes its boardroom on request rather than publishing an hourly rate, so the figure arrives when you enquire. Talbot Hotel Stillorgan prices its three rooms separately, and we cover those rates in our meeting room hire Dublin guide instead of repeating them here.
All quoted figures are the lowest rate each room publishes, tax included, and they are the floor rather than a fixed price. Longer sessions, catering and extra kit are priced on top at checkout.
When should you choose a meeting room over a day office or a coworking desk?
When the room is the point. A meeting room is sold as a closed space with a table, a screen and a door that shuts, and you pay for it by the hour whether two people or ten walk in. That is the right purchase for a client pitch, a board session, an interview panel or a quarterly review.
If what you actually need is somewhere to work alone for a few hours, a day office in Ireland or a desk at a coworking space in Ireland costs less and gives you the same Wi-Fi. Both Blackrock, Temple House and The Chase sell those products too, so one trip can cover a morning at a desk and an afternoon in a boardroom. The wider picture across every product sits in our guide to flexible workspace in Ireland.
The cheapest room costs you the most in wasted time. A four-seater is a false economy the moment a seventh person joins the call.
The 4 best meeting room Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown options on Wezoo for 2026
The four meeting room Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown options are listed by area rather than ranked, running from the seafront inland to the M50. Each heading is the building; the rooms inside it are described underneath.
1. Ashgrove House — Dún Laoghaire
The only Wezoo building inside Dún Laoghaire town itself, on Kill Avenue in the Ashgrove Industrial Estate, a short walk from the DART line and the harbour. No live post on this site has featured its boardroom before, so this is the first time it has been written up.
What to expect: one boardroom seating up to 4, with a whiteboard, a flip chart, video-conference equipment and Wi-Fi. Catering is available in the building. The minimum booking is 60 minutes, and the rate is quoted on enquiry rather than published.
Operator: HQ. Best for a small panel or a two-on-two that needs a camera and a board, close to the seafront. Book Ashgrove House on Wezoo
2. Blackrock, Temple House — Blackrock
Temple Road in Newtown Blackrock, a few minutes from Blackrock DART station and the village. This is the building with real choice: three separate boardrooms at three price points, so you are not forced to pay for eight chairs to seat four people.
What to expect: boardrooms for up to 4, up to 6 and up to 8 people, from €59.97, €73.04 and €86.11 per hour including tax. Each carries a large display, natural light, video-conference equipment, a whiteboard, a flip chart and Wi-Fi. The building adds parking, a lounge, breakout space, catering and step-free access. Minimum booking 60 minutes.
Operator: Regus. Best for a half-day workshop where the group size is still moving. Book Blackrock, Temple House on Wezoo
3. The Chase — Sandyford
Level 1 of The Chase, in the Sandyford business district off the M50 and two stops from Dundrum on the Luas Green Line. If people are driving in from Wicklow, Kildare or the airport road, this is the easiest address in the county to reach.
What to expect: one boardroom seating up to 10, from €94.71 per hour including tax, the largest priced room in the county. Large display, natural light, video-conference equipment, whiteboard, flip chart and Wi-Fi. The building adds parking, a public car park nearby, bike storage, a lounge, breakout space, catering and step-free access. Minimum booking 60 minutes.
Operator: Regus. Best for a full board or an offsite where half the room arrives by car. Book The Chase on Wezoo
4. Talbot Hotel Stillorgan — Stillorgan
A hotel on the Stillorgan Road rather than a serviced office, which changes what the day feels like: a restaurant and bar downstairs, a car park, and no reception desk shared with forty other tenants. Bus corridors into the city run past the door.
What to expect: three boardrooms seating up to 6, up to 8 and up to 10, each with a large display, natural light and Wi-Fi. The hotel adds climate control, step-free access and food on site. The minimum booking here is 120 minutes rather than 60, so it suits a half-day better than a quick hour. Rates for these rooms are covered in our Dublin meeting room guide.
Operator: Talbot Hotel. Best for a training day or an interview round where lunch matters. Book Talbot Hotel Stillorgan on Wezoo
How to choose, and how far ahead to book
Four buildings is a shortlist you can work through in ten minutes. Start with the constraint that cannot bend, which for a meeting room Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown booking is almost never the price.
- Count the chairs you actually need. Room sizes here run 4, 6, 8 and 10, so the count decides the building before anything else does.
- Pick the arrival method. Blackrock and Dún Laoghaire suit the DART, Sandyford suits the Luas Green Line and the M50, Stillorgan suits the bus and the car park.
- Check the kit. Three of the four buildings list video-conference equipment; the hotel rooms list a large display and natural light instead.
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Read the room’s own rules at checkout. The minimum booking is 60 minutes at Ashgrove House, Blackrock and The Chase, and 120 minutes at the Talbot. Each room also shows its own free cancellation window on its booking page.
On timing: a single boardroom in a county of four buildings is a thin cushion. Eight rooms total means a Tuesday or Wednesday morning in term time can empty out, so book a week ahead for anything with external guests, and the same day is usually fine for a Friday afternoon. Booking takes under two minutes and cancellation is free inside each room’s own window, so holding a slot early costs nothing.
Best areas for a meeting room Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown search: Blackrock, Sandyford and Stillorgan
The county runs from the coast at Dún Laoghaire and Blackrock inland through Stillorgan to Sandyford and the M50, and the Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council area covers all four of the districts below. Where you book should follow where your guests are coming from.
Blackrock and Dún Laoghaire are the DART answer. Both sit on the coastal line, both are walkable from the station, and both work when your guests are coming out of the city centre or down from Howth without a car. The Transport for Ireland journey planner will show the DART and Luas options side by side.
Sandyford is the car and Luas answer. The Green Line and the M50 meet here, and the business district around The Chase is built for people who drive in and park. It is also the part of the county with the deepest office market, which is why our office space Sandyford guide goes into the estate in more detail.
Stillorgan sits between the two, on the main road corridor, and the hotel there is the only option in the county with a restaurant attached. If you are looking further north instead, across the bay in Fingal, our office space Swords guide covers that side of the county line.
Ready to book your meeting room in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown?
Meeting Room Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown — FAQ
How many meeting rooms can you book in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown?
Eight, across four buildings: one boardroom at Ashgrove House in Dún Laoghaire, three at Blackrock, Temple House, one at The Chase in Sandyford and three at Talbot Hotel Stillorgan. Every meeting room Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown option is priced and booked by the hour.
What is the cheapest meeting room Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown room?
Of the rates published on Wezoo, the four-person boardroom at Blackrock, Temple House is the lowest at €59.97 per hour including tax. Ashgrove House quotes on enquiry, and the Talbot Hotel Stillorgan rates are listed in our Dublin meeting room guide.
Which room takes the largest group?
Ten people. Both The Chase in Sandyford and Talbot Hotel Stillorgan have a boardroom at that capacity. Above ten you would look at the city centre instead, where larger rooms are available.
Do I need a membership or a subscription?
No. Every room is booked and paid for as a single session, with no membership, no subscription and no joining fee. You book the hours you need and nothing else.
How far ahead should I book a meeting room Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown?
A week ahead for anything with external guests, because eight rooms across the whole county is a thin cushion on a busy weekday morning. Same-day bookings usually work on Friday afternoons. Cancellation is free inside each room’s own window, shown at checkout.
Is there parking, and is the building step-free?
The Chase, Blackrock, Temple House and Talbot Hotel Stillorgan all list step-free access. The Chase and Blackrock list on-site parking, and The Chase adds a public car park nearby plus bike storage.
Spaces that work, south of the city
Four buildings, eight rooms, three operators, and one of them never written up until now. That is the whole meeting room Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown market, and it is small enough to choose from on a single page. Pick the capacity, pick the station, and book the hours.
Sources
- Wezoo inventory API, read 3 November 2026: four locations, eight meeting rooms, published hourly rates
- Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council
