The apartment is a fairly standard no frills kind of place. The kitchen is well provisioned with all the tools you’d need for making your own breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I had no issues with the WiFi and the location is fairly good. For most stays it will serve you well.
My two issues were with the check in process and the heat.
Checking in involves going into a nearby store and getting the key from an automated lockbox near the back. This is fine if you just have a 5 kilo rollerboard or a backpack, but is less optimal when you’re dragging around a larger checked bag.
Similarly, having to haul your bag up 4 floors with no elevator can take a lot out of you especially when the apartment itself isn’t air conditioned and has little in the way of ventilation. On one hot day I ended up going through 3 sets of clothes and taking 5 cold showers because I was consistently heating up and sweating.
This is admittedly kind of a corner case complaint since Dublin is usually fair cold, but it was enough of an annoyance that it’s worth pointing out in case you’re going to be in this Airbnb during the summer.