This is essentially a hotel, in a great location right in the heart of Dublin. The staff were very friendly and the place is brand new and spotless. Unfortunately there were a few problems from my point of view:
1. We picked this place because it's dog friendly. I told them at booking that we were bringing a dog. There was a "may be charges" note in the info, but nothing more until check in, when we were told it costs 25 Euros a night for the dog. A night! "Is that OK?" the receptionist asked sweetly, as we stood there laden with luggage and dog in tow.
2. There was no shortage of (generic) emails asking me to "save time" (i.e. their time) by adding document information in advance. Which I couldn't do, because it was impossible to dismiss the cookies notice. And yet, when we checked in I had to write down my email address, in order to be emailed a code for the wifi. The guy couldn't read my handwriting (not his fault), and there followed a spelling out (with luggage, dog, etc). Crazy.
3. Finally, the £183 per night "studio" was basically a mid-sized hotel room with kitchen equipment cleverly fitted into one wall. For two people there was a table with one chair, so if ever we sat at the table one had to sit on the bed. There was no tea-towel and no space to dry dishes, and although there was a dishwasher there were only two of everything, so you'd have had to put it on every time you had a drink. There was no sitting area. It was fine for us, as we didn't need to self-cater and were only staying a couple of nights.
Don't get me wrong - this is a very nice place, but basically mis-sold as anything other than a room, and the uncommunicated dog-fee was ridiculous.