This cute little apartment is packed with amenities including a stove, small refrigerator, microwave, toaster, coffee pot, and tea kettle. I stayed here solo for two nights and did not use anything except the refrigerator.
The apartment comfortably fits one person, or two people if you really like each other.
The most outstanding feature is the location. It is in close proximity to Temple Bar and Trinity College. The Dublin Express to/from the airport drops you around the block (a two minute walk) at Wellington Quay. Big Bus Tours Hop On, Hop Off (Red Line) bus stops across the street, stop #8. Northern Ireland and Giant’s Causeway tour through Viator/Wild Rover Tours picks you up at Starbucks just down the street.
Negatives-There were spots on the ceiling in a couple of places, the kitchen counter had drops of something, and the white rug in the bathroom had several black fuzzy things on it. I didn’t ding a star because those are really nit-picky things (but all I could find to complain about!). Otherwise, it was quite clean and had extra touches such as bath robes, hair dryer, and shower caps. Towels and shampoo/body wash are supplied but not wash cloths.
The instructions sent prior to arrival were very detailed and easy to understand. The neighborhood was quiet at night. The room overlooks a quiet alley in the back of the building. There are 40 easy steps up to the room. The stairs are carpeted, but rather narrow. I saw none of the neighbors during my stay and only heard someone come home once.
The pizza restaurant on the ground floor has delicious margarita pizza.
If I ever return to Dublin I will definitely stay here again.