It’s a well-maintained, unique, very well-located and well-equipped tiny apartment in a beautiful old church building that’s (almost eerily) quiet.
I rarely heard or encountered neighbors at all. Water heater is near to bed and not super-quiet, but didn’t interfere with my rest.
Hosts were kind, welcoming and helpful; knowledgeable about the city and its history.
‘Walking distance’ means different things to different people. For me, the apartment was ideally positioned for easy walking access to many of Dublin’s highlights without hearing *any* noise or crowds at night.
Stairs, some narrow passages and slanted ceilings make the space better suited to some levels of size and mobility than others. One can exhaust the hot water with two medium-length showers, but it warms up again. Lots of little lights in handy spots.
Little personal touches of art, literature, guide material, entertainment systems etc. added to a hospitable ambience, and the kitchen is optimal enough I wished I’d done more cooking in it. Very comfy bed and beddings.
I’d happily stay again and recommend it unhesitatingly.