We spent 30 days in this place and to be fair it work out ok in the end, but we had loads (!!) of problems in the beginning. First of all, don’t rely on the host to answer your questions - we had a really hard time reaching him before we arrived. When we did arrive, no one was there so we had to just figure things out for ourselves. Many of the basic utilities that were listed, like shampoo, hair dryer etc, wasn’t available until we explicitly asked for them. One of the listed rooms in the common area didn’t exist (the dining room had become part of another room), and even thought the Airbnb listing said that we would not be sharing a bathroom with more than one room, in practice four bedroom shared: There are indeed three bathrooms for 6 rooms, but one is accessed through a room and the other is tiny, so in reality four rooms used “our” bathroom as their main bathroom. Our room was clean when we arrived but the common areas were literally filthy: kitchen cabinets and shelves in the fridge had old food and sticky unidentified liquid on it, a dead mouse was under the stove, sink was full of dirty dishes, garden had dog poop all over and it was generally messy - although we had expected some mess in a shared house, this was just disgusting. Moreover, the internet wasn’t working and it took more than a week from when we arrived before it was fixed (event thought the other tenants had complained before we moved in) - seemed like the only way was to leave it to the Airbnb support to handle the contact with the host. Compared to other places, this one is not as expensive, but it’s definitely oversold in the listing. Also, you can hear everything going on in the house, even a sneeze downstairs. Had it not been for the good location and the difficulty of finding another accommodation in Dublin, we would have ended our stay earlier.