Location, location, location. This spot is right in Dublin City Center, a stone's throw from the Guinness factory. Supremely walkable area, with buses a block away. The Airbnb is not for children or pets (a delightful, friendly doggo named Cupid already lives there--he's some kind of doodle, so hypoallergenic). The bed is a small, very firm (hard) double, so if you're a large person or couple it will be an issue. The nightstand is covered with touristy publications, the drawer is chock full of chargers and stuff. The floor is the only place to set your belongings, no dresser or place to hang clothes. The shower was only tepid until the last night, when I showered after 11pm in prep for a red-eye flight, then it was warm (sharing hot water with the building, obviously). No kitchen amenities were offered, so to get a cup of caffeine meant getting dressed and heading outside. Jessica is very friendly and will offer places to go. But there was no welcome sheet with WiFi info, offering access to the teapot/coffee, etc., and she works from home while you're there so using the living area and dining table must be negotiated ahead of time (it just felt better not to even ask). So, this is a bare bones experience based on the friendliness of the host, her puppy, and the great location.