This is a decent sized studio in a cute neighbourhood that is close to the city centre but a quieter area, so the best of both worlds. It would be ideal for full self-catering given all the unique food shops just outside the doorstep, however the kitchen is very basic (as advertised) but could be jazzed up easily (e.g. why a dishwasher but no stovetop?). Very basic additions (like a French press, to make coffee) would go a long way. But the major issue for us were that two amenities we were reliant on did not work. We selected this property because of the garden/yard as we're traveling with a pet, and were told ahead of time the door to the patio is difficult to open but upon arrival discovered it cannot be opened at all and so we were unable to access the patio/garden. Secondly, seeing the other reviews complaining about the internet, we checked in advance with the host whether the internet was now working and were told it was working but just needed to be re-set if it stopped. However, we were not told that the router was in a locked box on another floor so we could not reset it ourselves and had to call the owner to do so. We waited just over an hour for the owner to arrive to re-set it, after calling several times. This kind of dampened our first night in Dublin, when we were keen to get out and explore and eat, but were troubleshooting these issues instead. This property should simply not be advertised as having WIFI or as having a patio/garden/outdoor area.