Where to Stay in Dublin
Best WiFi, coworking spaces, and long-stay neighborhoods
Our pick for digital nomads
Stay in Portobello
Combines a relaxed vibe with good cafes and is well-connected enough to access the city center.
Best Neighborhoods for Digital Nomads
Ranked by relevance for digital nomads visiting Dublin
Portobello
Mid-rangeA charming, leafy residential area with a bohemian feel and excellent local eateries.
- +Great restaurants and cafes
- +Relaxed atmosphere
- +Good value for accommodation
- -A bit further from the main tourist attractions
- -Limited nightlife
Smithfield
Mid-rangeA revitalized industrial area blending modern living with historical charm and a growing cultural scene.
- +Good transport links
- +More affordable than Temple Bar
- +Interesting historical sites
- -Can feel a bit industrial
- -Less traditional 'Dublin' atmosphere
Temple Bar
LuxuryThe heart of Dublin's traditional music and pub scene, buzzing with energy.
- +Central location
- +Abundant pubs and live music
- +Historic atmosphere
- -Very noisy and crowded
- -Can be expensive
Ballsbridge
LuxuryAn affluent and elegant neighborhood known for its embassies and Victorian architecture.
- +Quiet and upscale
- +Green spaces and proximity to the coast
- +Excellent high-end hotels
- -Less vibrant nightlife
- -Further from the city center
WiFi & Remote Work in Dublin
Quality
good
Avg Speed
35 Mbps
Free WiFi
Many pubs, cafes (e.g., Costa, Starbucks), libraries, and public spaces offer free Wi-Fi.
Coworking
Dogpatch Labs (€20-€30/day), The Tara Building (€25/day), Hoexel (€20/day).
Daily Budget (Budget)
EUR 80/day
Hidden Gems in Dublin
Lesser-known spots the locals love
Brother Hubbard
A popular local spot known for its incredible Middle Eastern inspired brunch and lunches, and delicious baked goods. It's a vibrant and cozy place perfect for a relaxed meal.
1 area to be cautious about
Read our full safety guide for Dublin