Hidden Gem is right! The property is accessed off of a street that is closed off on one end, as that end connects to a running/biking trail about 100 meters from the property. The front door is even further off of that street, next to the parking area for the townhomes which it connects to. It is a very comfortable and modern place to stay. Not overly fancy. The property has this nice garden in the back that is very well maintained. Sitting out there at night, the main sound you will hear is seagulls and other birds of the city, which is strange because if you walk 5 minutes away, you are on major bustling intersections typical of the heart of any city. We walked to most of the cities attractions because they were so close by and not worth pressing a button on your phone to get a cab, which there are plenty in the area if you chose to go further. The place was extremely clean, which was great because I had my mother along and she was a bit skeptical of this 'Airbnb' concept. Directions on getting here were very thorough, even including pictures of how to come through the archway into the parking area by the road. As I said it does not face a busy street at all. I found the neighborhood in this area to feel very safe, even while out walking at night. I had originally cancelled another airbnb in Dublin because once I got the exact location after booking, I google street viewed the area and decided it looked to busy, and not very clean. This place was the total opposite, even a cab drivers, and pub owners that we told where we were staying commented, 'That's a really nice part of the city'. One last thing, as most places in Ireland have a central radiator heating system, this place has something that may be common there, but being from Texas I'd never have imagined. The stylish looking towel rack in the bathrooms are actually the bathroom radiators! Nice hot towel after a shower?! Come on!!