Description

Millin House offers student accommodations in Dublin, Ireland.

Millin House is a hall of residence style accommodation. It is comprised of five floors, each containing five single rooms and a twin room. Each single room has a double bed and all rooms are en-suite. There is a small tea/coffee station on each floor of Millin House and a large kitchen and common area downstairs for the use of the residents.

In Millin House, there are 23 single and 5 twin (2 students sharing) rooms over the five floors of the complex. All of the rooms are en-suite and are furnished with desks, ample storage space, in coming telephones with voicemail service, Internet connection and multi channel televisions. On every floor in Millin House there is a kitchen for the use of the seven residents of that floor. While this contains the essentials for any general food preparation, there is also a large kitchen in the basement of the building that the 33 students share. Alongside this is also a large dining area and a common room, where students can meet each other and relax after a long day at the books.

A combination code is needed to access the entrance hall to Millin House and the lift requires a key, given only to residents, to be operated. Also available in Millin House are coin operated laundry facilities, where residents can tend to their washing, drying and ironing, without stepping foot outside the premises.

Facilities

Every room in Mercer Court and Millin House has its own, private bathroom complete with shower, washbasin and toilet. Each resident is supplied with a desk, wardrobe, shelving and under-bed storage for their belongings. The desk is furnished with a lamp for studying and each room has a TV, a phone and Internet access.

Student Security

One great advantage of the accommodation at Mercer Court is that we offer security, from 6:00pm to 6:00am. The blocks in Mercer Court can only be accessed with a key and every apartment has a buzzer entry system. Security cameras are in operation in the public areas of Mercer Court and Millin House at all times.