Eduardo was away during our stay and told us he would leave the key with the concierge. Eduardo had asked us our arrival time and we had told him 6pm - 7pm. However when we arrive at 6.30pm we discovered that the concierge desk closes at 5pm. He had given us the phone number of his housemate and told us to text him if we had any issues. We texted and called his housemate but initially recieved no response. When he did get back to us he informed us that he thought we weren't arriving until tomorrow and that he was out for dinner and wouldn't have time to drop a key off before going to the movies. He told us to call the security guy to come and open the concierge desk to get the key. But when we called the security they informed us that they cannot just come and give keys to strangers without the owners consent. Eduardos housemate wasn't going to be home until 10pm so we had to walk up the street with all our luggage and find somewhere to pass 3.5hrs. Luckily we didn't have plans booked for the night as this would have been made impossible by the fact that we had all our luggage, however it is not how I would have liked to have spent Saturday night in Dublin. We finally got into the apartment shortly after 10pm. The room was pleasant and clean and so was the bathroom. There are no windows in the room, only a door to a small balcony. So if you want a breeze at night you just have to leave the door open. It can get quite noisy outside though as there are a lot of apartments. There are people yelling at night and a lot of wheeled bags being dragged along the concrete in the morning. The rest of the apartment was small but nice. We had trouble finding a kettle and had to ask Eduardos housemate, who dug one out from the back of a cupboard. The location isn't too bad but it's still about a 25min walk into town. There is public transport close by though if you're happy to pay to get around.