First off, let me say that the location of this place is absolutely ideal. You’re truly right in the middle of everything! I didn’t even mind the noise at night from the busy streets, we used the provided fan for white noise and it worked just fine for us.
I will say, however, that the water situation took us a bit to figure out. But once we did, it was fine. Keep in mind to check whether the switches are turned on for the hot water before using. An odd note about our stay was that when we arrived, one of the curtain rods came apart and I immediately informed the owners. I was then informed by my fiancé that while I was in the shower, someone let themselves into the apartment to assess the damage- no forewarning message about it- nor had my previous message about the damaged rod been acknowledged. I then sent another message informing that we would be out of the apartment a little later and that perhaps someone could come back during that time to get the work done. After all the traveling, we decided to take a quick nap and then heard someone let themselves into the apartment once again and proceed to work on the broken rod. Again, no message informing anyone would be coming back. It was quite uncomfortable knowing someone was letting themselves in and out, with no notice, after we had checked in.
Overall, it was still worth the money and we were very happy with the location.
Some advice: Get the 3 day bus pass at the airport. It’s worth the money, and it gives you unlimited access to every bus you’ll need. The hop on hop off tour is a must. For dining in the area, we enjoyed The Quay’s Irish Restaurant for authentic Irish comfort food, and Darkey Kelly’s for incredible fish and chips. Forno 500 on the main floor also has great wood fired pizza. If your itinerary allows, book a day trip to the Cliffs of Moher. You won’t regret it.