Paul’s place was ok if compared to other Airbnb’s in Dublin atm, since accommodation in Dublin is in big crisis and couldn’t be any worse. However…Hair dryer broke the second day I was there and although I communicated it to Paul’s assistant, the hair dryer was never replaced. Paul also told me that they do laundry once a week. Well, i never managed to do mine, apparently they always had too many ppl, so the closest laundry is a payable washing machine on Tesco 15 min walking of the house.
Paul also rents the sofas in the house, and there are always four or five people literary living in the leaving room and sleeping on sofas, two of them are his assistants who clean the house, change the bedsheets and welcome people without receiving a salary for all this, only a sofa to sleep in for free.
Altho the room is clean in general there is a wet cardboard and dusty smell in the closets.
However, Paul offers oatmeal and coffee in the morning which is nice, and the rooms are safe for women