Hubflow Dublin Road occupies the ground floor and mezzanine of the Gallery Building at 65-69 Dublin Road, in the centre of Belfast's BT2 district. The building is one of Dublin Road's most recognisable landmarks, with floor-to-ceiling windows that fill the workspace with natural light throughout the day.
Inside, you will find a mix of private office suites for teams of 4 to 5, a coworking lounge with flexible hot desks, two bookable meeting rooms (The Barcelona Room and The Paris Room, each seating 8), phone booths for private calls, and breakout areas designed for informal work and collaboration.
There is also something most Belfast offices cannot offer: a private outside terrace with seating. In a city where outdoor workspace is genuinely rare, this gives your team somewhere to take a call, hold a casual meeting, or step away from the screen.
A fully equipped kitchen with barista-quality coffee is included, along with superfast WiFi, CCTV security, daily cleaning, bike storage, and disabled access. Everything is covered in one price. No hidden charges.
Dublin Road puts you at the intersection of Belfast's commercial, cultural, and academic life. Belfast Grand Central station, the city's new integrated transport hub is a five-minute walk north. Botanic station is equally close to the south. Great Victoria Street station and the Europa Bus Centre are within a ten-minute walk. From here, you can reach any part of Belfast, the M1, the M2, Belfast City Airport, and direct rail services to Dublin.
City Hall and Donegall Place are five minutes on foot in one direction. Queen's University Belfast and the Botanic Gardens are five minutes in the other. Ulster University's Belfast campus is a short walk north. For companies working with academic partners, research spin-outs, or university talent pipelines, the location is hard to improve on.
Between the office and the city centre, Dublin Road and Botanic together form one of Belfast's best strips for restaurants, coffee shops, and independent businesses. Maggie Mays, Kaffe O, and the restaurants along the Lisburn Road are all within easy reach for client lunches and team breaks.
For startups, growing companies, freelancers, remote workers, and established firms looking for a Belfast base with flexible terms and competitive pricing, this is the workspace that fits.
