Our stay was brief, but what a fantastic start to our road trip across Ireland. Our concierge was…read moreincredibly helpful with recommendations for parking, meals and attractions. Our flight got in early, and even though check in wasn't for a few hours, she not only let us check in early but gave us an upgraded room. The amenities were outstanding- we clearly don't do things well in the US- the tiny milks in the fridge was so thoughtful! The view was so charming and even though we were there during a heatwave, the unit was temperate. Will ABSOLUTELY be staying again when we come back.

The floors were dirty enough to ruin socks. The dishwasher filter was full of broken glass, plastic…read morewrappers, and yeast/mold growing in it after the cheap dishwasher soap pods had built up enough over months of not cleaning. The hot water stopped after the first night and the ventilation fan is not the best, probably dirty. Tried to ask for garbage removal twice but eventually had to drop it in the hallway until they could see it. Not really a big bowl in the house for making food in. Mostly set up for a 1-2 person cook. Good location is about all it has and you'll pay a hefty price to put up with the other things so I hate to say it but it's a no for me... I don't rate low very often but this is a tough one...

This is a pretty unique Dublin self-catering accommodation. It was created by two designers, and it…read moreshows: beautifully decorated, modern, stylish and fresh, but ultimately functional. I get the feeling these people prefer Macs to PCs. The cottage, a small 100 year old building to the north of the city centre, has two bedrooms -- a double and a single -- and a fully-fitted kitchen and living room. The owners live down the street and are extremely helpful and friendly, happy to talk to you about anything: where to eat, where to shop, why you never have any luck with men... They also welcome pets, so feel free to bring your goldfish.

We had a reservation and told Kevin we'd arrive at 8; on arrival it was raining, we rang buzzer and…read moreno one was to be found. Finally after ten minutes in the rain a resident let us in and they let us know that yesterday a family friend had come by to let them in after getting drunk at bar but they had not been able to contact owners. We waited in the hallway and tried calling multiple times. When we had to use the restroom, the resident stated that their toilet wasn't working. We ended up getting the place next door last minute and it's been seven hours, still haven't heard anything from this place. Would not recommend - made the beginning of our stay much more stressful especially after a long flight.

From the owner: With a convenient, central location, these apartments are an excellent choice for any traveller…read more Situated just 300m from Temple Bar and within walking distance of Trinity College, pubs, restaurants, shopping and the O2, they are perfectly placed right in the heart of Dublin. These inviting apartments are either set in an old refurbished Georgian house or in a modern apartment complex called Mellor Court. They offer guests modern city living at its best. Being both spacious and incredibly comfortable, these serviced apartments are a welcome alternative to any hotel. Enjoy the space and comfort of living in a home away from home.

The pictures posted by this place online do not in any way match the actuality of the rooms. They…read moreare awkward, dark, uncomfortable, badly laid out, lacking in linens and pillows, or even any basic amenities like shampoo or conditioner. For some reason all of the interior doors are set to close automatically, including the doors into the living room, making it difficult to change the awkward layout into something more open via something as basic as KEEPING DOORS OPEN. Lack of decent storage furniture, night stands, plugs. Two stars for easy of check in and decent location.

Excellent stay after being relocated from another Stay City property. The rooms were clean &…read moreupdated. We stayed in apt 17 so we had a huge rooftop terrace with a city view! Large kitchen, laundry & extra storage space! Front desk staff were nice & accommodating as there were 5 females in our group!

Wife and I absolutely loved our time here First rate staff,…read moreauthentic vibe, cozy and private. Walking distance to much of what you want to see while in Dublin. Then there is the breakfast, words won't do it justice but believe me when I tell you that it may just ruin you. Finding out that your new favorite breakfast spot is 3500 miles from home is heartbreaking! Thank you Delia!

Great hotel in a nice part of Dublin. A short walk to St . Stephen's Green and restaurants and…read moreshopping. The staff at Number 31 were incredibly friendly and our room was very comfortable. Breakfast is a must while staying here. I can see where parking could be tight (like any other major city) but we didn't have a car and relied on walking and public transportation so it wasn't an issue for us. I'd gladly stay here again.

Travel back in time when castles were a thing of royalty. This fun renovated castle is perfect for…read morereliving the days of renaissance period. This is a must place to stay if you don't want to go downtown and want stay close to the airport. Parking is terrible especially if they have a planned event. Nestled away in a little neighborhood, didn't find anything in walking distance. We had one of the luxury suites which included dinner. The four poster bed was made for a king. We melted into the plush mattress and comforters. The bathroom was like a spa and included thick white bath robes. Felt like it was a spa. Our room included dinner at the Fahrenheit Restaurant. What a wonderful place to dine. We got to order from a 3 course menu and everything was wonderful. Treat yourself to some pampering. Live like a king and queen for a night.

The price of our room was WAY too much for the room we had. There was nothing unique about it. It…read morewas a standard room. There was an issue with payment that was in fault due to the company we booked with, however when the information by the front desk was situated they left my husband and I just sitting in the lobby not acknowledging us. It was when I got annoyed and approached them they said "you will still need to pay in order to get into your room." All I could think, was how long were they going to let us sit there? The employees in one of their restaurants weren't the friendliest. There is nothing within walking distance. There are better places to stay.