My room (No. 1) was basic, but accurate as advertised. Faces the street and right next to the front door but noise was minimal and I had no problem sleeping. The other rooms are larger and more up to date but No. 1 is a real bargain.
Two important things about Paddy's place: first the setup is kind of like a hostel with a central kitchen available to all with free water, coffee, tea, cereal and even fresh bread. You don't even get that in most hotels these days. Also there is a washer-dryer as well, which I used to do my laundry after I checked in.
Second, Paddy and his sister Rose, who manages the place, are very helpful, friendly and sociable people, even by Irish standards. They even helped me hang up my wet laundry on the outside line to dry faster!
Paddy is the most high-energy person I've ever met. In addition to his government day job, he breeds dogs and runs the Bnb. The night I checked in he was drilling and hammering, installing shelves in the pantry and repairing chairs. He's a real go-getter and a great inspiration to business owners like myself!