" Can't complain about it to be fair it's cheaper than most places and it's a great place to meet other freshers to really make the most of your college experience. it has plenty of facilities such as a gym and a shop, plus its location makes it really handy to travel to college or go to Rathmines for more supplies "

" Very expensive for what you get but can't beat the introduction to uni social life. Seems far since it's not in center city but you wouldn't get much closer looking elsewhere. Shopping is a bit of a trek but still wouldn't have wanted to live anywhere else first year. "

" International Student from America: Would highly recommend this accomodation to anyone who is first gonna be a first year at Trinity. Population is entirely made up of international and Non-Dublin Irish students so everyone is trying to make friends, especially during the first couple of months. Great nights out and great way to really establish your social life in a new city. Currently a fourth year, and nearly all of my close friends are people that I met at Halls. The rooms are pretty nice, each one comes with your own desk and bathroom (two desks and one bathroom if in a shared room). Only downside to Halls is that the location is a bit far from campus and the wardens (the people that shut down parties if they get too rowdy) can be pricks. Overall, great place for a first year, highly recommend if you're new to Dublin "

" Great quality accommodation in a lovely are of South Dublin, however a bit far from the university. Best place to kickstart a social life in Trinity. The student events for people living in halls did a great job of involving everyone that was interested. Also pricing was fair for the area. "

" I lived in Cunningham House as this was the cheapest option, and soon after heard that Trinity have been talking about demolishing it for years... Cunningham is the Old Block of flats in Trinity Hall. The shower rooms vary, but ours was a standalone brick chamber ~ 1.5m x 0.8m, with no windows, nowhere to safely place clothes out of the waters reach, apart from one hook on the back of the door. You would not want to be claustrophobic. I had a brilliant time as a fresher in Trinity Hall, it really does give you a proper First Year Experience. It is a comfort to have "people you know from Halls" floating around campus who you can wave to or have a quick chat with, or end up staying friends with for years. Don't be shocked by the 30-40 minute commute to campus, the not-free laundry room, or messy flatmates. And while you're living out there, make sure you appreciate the HECK out of Rathmines (the surrounding area), because it's BEAUTIFUL. "