Rent out your room, without the hassle.

Not at all! Our guests are self-sufficient and so they will buy their own food and cook their own meals.

And don't worry, while using the kitchen your guests will need to respect the House Rules in place (that we will provide to you), such as leaving the kitchen clean immediately after use or respecting restricted cooking hours.

With Hosting Power you will host busy and self-sufficient students or professionals. These guests study in a school, college, or university; or work in a company.

Some of our guests might also have just arrived in Ireland and therefore are looking for a job at the time of the booking request. If this is the case it will be clearly indicated in the guest's description, and you can rest assured that we have done a payment check. 

Keep in mind that you will always have the possibility to accept or decline any booking request you receive. 

Yes, we do a full guest verification for you which includes an ID and payment check.

In addition to that, we request information about their studies, internship, or work.  

No. For the peace of mind and comfort of everyone, your guest won't be allowed to bring anyone to the house at any time during their stay at your home.

Please note that this policy is part of the House Rules we have created from feedback from hundreds of hosts which covers everyday situations while you are hosting.
You and your guest will receive a copy of these House Rules for each booking. 

The great news is that the income you earn from renting out a room in your main residence is completely tax-free, provided it doesn’t exceed €14,000 in a tax year.

This tax relief is called the ‘rent-a-room relief scheme’ and works for rooms and self-contained units, such as a basement flat or a converted garage attached to your home.

To be valid, the occupants must book the room for at least one month, which is the case of all of our guests!

No, we won't! We take the privacy of our hosts extremely seriously, and we will never share your address publicly 

Your listing will only indicate your district (eg: Marino, Dublin 3) and show the general area the property is located in on a map via a circle of a circumference of 3km, so no one can find out your exact address.