This building is a shared office space for various different companies. Usually companies that are…read morestarting out rent space here. Such as Yelp for example or Dropbox or I think linkedin might have been here when they first came to Ireland. The handyman and woman duo were just a fantastic pair. So friendly and loved a good aul chat when you were making tea. The rent itself is expensive though and if you want to hire a room for an hour for a meeting, it would want to be a very important meeting for the price. Its always kept clean and the caretaker does a good job. The receptionists can be hit and miss but all in all, it was a good place to be if you don't have offices of your own.

From the owner: The luxurious finishings and prestigious styling at Glandore's flagship location are complemented…read moreby an enviable location at the gateway to Georgian Dublin, a thriving business hub. 25-27 Fitzwilliam Hall is home to some of Dublin's most innovative companies from tech start-ups, finance, aviation, and pharmaceutical companies to professional service firms. With capacity from 4 - 200 desks, this premier city-centre location can accommodate companies of all sizes in fully bespoke, high-end office space. Located just a short walk from the Grand Canal Train Station and Charlemont Luas Station, and with the Aircoach and N11 bus route on its doorstep, Fitzwilliam Hall is conveniently situated in the heart of Dublin 2. It is also adjacent to the City's main Dublin Bike docking station, for those who prefer to cycle.

The company I work for have an office in this building and so we use the meeting rooms sometimes…read morewhen we need a bigger space. The staff are lovely to deal with and the facilties are good, although we've only ever hired the smaller (capacity 20) rooms. It's a handy location, 7 minutes walk from O'Connell Street and there is a huge amount of security in terms of there being a need for access cards to get anywhere in the building. Handy and reasonably priced.

The potential of this building is there but so far, not enough is happening to make this the hip…read moreand exciting place to want to make one go out of the way to go there. I think a few more quirky touches will help. There is Nelly's cafe to the left as you go and it's nice and welcoming. There is also a healthy shop to the right to buy breads, pulses and such. There are many classes for children, teenagers and adults from yoga for teenagers, gymboree, hip hop, tap dance and lots more. There is a gym way up on the top floor and I haven't trained up there so can't really give my opinion on it other than to say it is small and full of machines to get your muscles working.