We stayed here during a 2 day visit to Dublin. This is a nice place to stay.
The room is very spacious with a massive comfy bed, and very clean also. In general it has a wonderful homely feel. There is brilliant tea and coffee making facilities within the room with nice china cups, and proper plates and cutlery. There is even a mini fridge with milk in it so you do not have to go to the kitchen to finish making your tea/coffee. The snacks and breakfast items put out by the hosts are also really nice. We had pastries, fruit, chocolate and yogurt refreshed each day and they are not the cheapest ones you can find in the supermarket either.
The hosts are friendly and hospitable. They give you a lot of privacy which suited us perfectly as we prefer to just do our own thing and are quiet, private people anyway. We did get some advice on where to eat when we first arrived which was nice- try Searson's pub for good Irish food and a good atmosphere, at least on a Saturday night!
This home is located in Ballsbridge, at least a 20 minute walk from Temple Bar. If you don't want to walk you can get a bus, but this isn't that cheap and can be annoying waiting around. We didn't mind walking into the city as Ballsbridge is a nice quiet neighbourhood, but after a long day seeing the sights followed by a long night traipsing around the bars and pubs we decided to get a taxi back, which cost about 10 euros- just something to bear in mind if you plan on staying here and don't like walking!
The only negative thing is the shower- it comes out as a small drip and makes it almost impossible to wash. Luckily both me and my partner have very short hair, but you will not be able to wash your hair if this is not the case for you. It didn't affect the overall enjoyment of our holiday because we were only staying in Dublin for 2 nights, but if it was any longer than this, it might be more of a problem. Otherwise, the bathroom is small, but perfectly adequate.