A great set up if you like your independence! I loved that I had a key to come and go as I pleased, full access to a kitchen (great socializing opportunity with other guests!) and a very helpful hostess - Gulay. I was even able to do a load of laundry! That was so terrific :)
This is a great option if you plan to cook your breakfast and/or evening meals as eating out in Dublin I found to be very expensive compared to Canadian standards. The kitchen is fully equipped and there are 3 groceries stores offering bargain/no frills to more upscale variety nearby (2 in the next door shopping mall, and the third no frills option a 10 minute walk away). Make sure you buy your groceries before 8 pm and bring a bag or they'll charge you to buy one. You'll love the soda bread, amazing dairy products (butter, cheese, yogurt), meats and many options for quick meals like soups to warm up, fresh pasta and sauces, deli etc.
The room and bathroom were small but well equipped with a soft bed, small bed side table, wardrobe to hang clothes and nice linens - all modern and clean. I was very comfortable. The room was on the upper floor up one flight of stairs.
The location is in the suburbs of the North side of Dublin and there is a bus stop right out side the door that takes you to the main strip of Dublin city centre activity in about 35 minutes. Buy a leap card for bus travel - I got a 5 day rambler pass offering unlimited travel which was about $37 Euros all in. However, that limited me to just the bus so look into a pass that allows you to use their tram if you want to go to South Side attractions.
This unit is on the North side of the River Liffey. I stayed in both the South and North sides of Dublin and there is quite a difference in attitudes - a cultural divide. https://theculturetrip.com/europe/ireland/articles/whats-with-dublins-north-south-divide/ I found it interesting to experience both sides of the city.