Clean, safe, good location in Dublin. Highly recommend, so much more comfortable than a standard…read morehotel room!

I was disappointed in my room at Staycity. This is an odd hotel--I assume the rooms are…read moreindividually owned and rented out, like a timeshare condo, since some of the photos posted here look NOTHING like our room. If I were a college student looking for a cheap place to stay with a bunch of my friends near Temple Bar, this probably would be a great hotel. But, I'm almost 60 and needed temporary lodging for a month, and this did not suit my needs well. Our room had two small bedrooms (one queen bed and one with two twins), and the cozy main room had two fold-out sofas. The beds were good and the bathroom was nicely updated, but the furniture in the main room was substandard. The two "sofas" were in poor condition (ripped) and started as poorly-constructed dorm-room furniture when new (perhaps a decade ago). They were terribly uncomfortable, with bars that poked through the worn pads. It is clear these were much more intended to be fold-out beds than sofas, and they were so awkward that we were almost unable to use them during our stay. Meanwhile, the large dining room table was missing a pad under one foot, so it would wobble dangerously (which we learned the hard way with a glass of water on the top). I had to adjust the pads to prevent further accidents. There were other minor annoyances. If you need to cool down the unit, it can be quite loud with street noise and a bar across the street. (I learned a few football chants thanks to late-night parties.) The elevator needed some repair, with broken call buttons on a couple of floors. And our room had an odd closet that looked like someone forgot to finish the job of constructing it. The one positive thing here was the staff. The cleaning crew was professional, and most of the desk staff was very helpful, particularly the day crew. (The staff here lifted what would've been a two-star review to three stars.) I cannot understand how some of the rooms could be so nice (according to photos) and others so very, very different. I expect a bit more consistency in a hotel, so I would not be encouraged to stay in another Staycity property.

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!

Location, Location, Location!!! We stayed at StayCity…read moreApartments Millennium Walk in Dublin during our last trip to Ireland two years ago. We used it as a home base in Dublin and traveled throughout Ireland, day trips by train. It was tricky to find since no cars are allowed on the cobbled roads but the location is perfect! Close to stores (Tesco), Jervis Shopping Center, loads of restaurants and bars and a wonderful cafe is actually in the storefront of the building. Temple Bar and Ha'Penny Bridge are both short walks away. The DART (Dublin electric train) is literally at the end of the street and stops every 15 minutes. You're truly in the heart of Dublin and don't need a car. The location is perfection!! We rented a large 2 bedroom/1 bath apartment, which was very nice. It had a washer/dryer combo which was great so we didn't have to over pack. This location has no staff on site, it's a self stay but we didn't need anything and you can reach someone by phone if needed. The apartment was very clean, in safe location and close to everything. The extra space was great, everyone had there own room. The only draw back is on the weekends it can get loud late at night. You have lots of loud people making their way back from the bars late at night but it normally doesn't last long. I would totally recommend StayCity - they have several different locations in Dublin, as well as other cities in Europe!!

I stayed here for 5 days whilst visiting Dublin. The apartment itself was quite good: clean, well…read morefurnished, and in a good location. However, the wifi available was *terrible*, presumably because it's being shared with every apartment in the building. There is also a lot of noise coming from the bars and restaurants surrounding the apartment, so if you're looking for somewhere quiet I would definitely advise you look elsewhere..

I cycle past these apartments every morning on the way into town, and every bus route that serves…read morenorth east Dublin goes along the North Strand, so a lot of people will be familiar with this recently constructed apartment complex. Just look at the photo. Don't they look fabulous? They are built on the site of what once was a cinema back in the day, but for years was a grotty-looking derelict bowling alley. A lot of the old cinemas became tile showrooms when they closed down (like the one in Terenure and another on Collins' Avenue, to name two). I like the way that they kept the look of a cinema to these buildings; a new building on the same site that looks like a cinema is the next best thing. Developments like The Strand, and the nearby Crosbies Yard, were built a couple of years ago in an attempt at gentrification of the distinctly rough North Strand/East Wall area, very close to town and the then uber-trendy docklands. This probably seemed like a great idea at the time, but then the property market bombed, and no-one has rented the retail space of The Strand and I imagine that there are plenty of vacant units, too. This is a pity, as it is a pure architectural gem.

This is a brilliant apartment complex in the heart of the docklands. Its a few minutes walk from…read morethe city centre and has its own LUAS stop. There is 24/hr security and a Concierge office to help with everything else. I can't say enough good stuff about this place or the staff.

Very high standards apartment complex with good transportation access and nearby facility. Not the…read morebest if you're into partying, but definitely a good place to live.

Excellent! As the last part of our trip around the British Isles and Ireland, we spent two nights…read moreand one day in Dublin. This place was excellent and was expertly prepped to meet our needs including having the sofa bed prepared before arrival. The unit was clean, had a great view of downtown including the Liffey River from the fifth floor. It included a full kitchen, mini-fridge/freezer combo, oven and microwave as well as tea, coffee, etc. Three minor knocks I have is that the hot water didn't seem to last, although it does say that it is generally available for 30-40 minutes at a time. For a group of five, it just meant a little better planning/shorter individual showers. Secondly, checking in after hours was a little difficult, but resolved quickly and we picked up our keys and paperwork at another hotel in town. The actual office for the apartment complex was hidden down a side road and troublesome to find. Perhaps it was more difficult with the lack of service since we were not from Ireland. Lastly and the reason for the loss of star was that there was no parking. While I realize it is a city, I believe the company should provide a stipend or some sort of parking discount at the nearest garage. The good part was that there was a garage within a five minute walk. The bad part, we paid $50 for less than two days of parking.

Location was ideal - a bit noisy as it is directly above Temple Bar. There is no parking near the…read moreapartment. And that is where the good ends. If you are unfamiliar with downtown Dublin, the office location is difficult to locate. I would not advise renting this unit unless you plan to bring full sized shampoo/conditioner/soap/laundry detergent and anything else you might expect a rental to have. I strongly suggest you also bring your own sheets and blanket for the bed as those provided are not adequate. The small kitchen was great, however, if you turn on more than one appliance at a time the circuit blows. And the toaster doesn't work. Rough to find out after eggs are made! The staff at the office were not friendly and did not provide any instruction on how to manage the apartment amenities. They did allow us to park in their garage for €10 per night, but on the third day we arrived at our car with notes posted with tape stating we must move or face a clamp on the vehicle. We were parked in the numbered spot given to us by the office staff.

I may have been smiling at the Yelp Goes Back To The Future but several hours earlier I was…read morementally in a foetal position and willing a sudden identity change and location change to transport me. I wanted to be a coconut seller in the Caribbean but alas. 6:30am - "Time to get the party prep ready. Uh oh spagehetti-o my car is clamped." 6:35am - Get taxi to storage place. 7:30am - After I paid €80 I got a delightful text message from Dublin County council. "Your vehicle has been declamped. Please drive safely." Ugh. 8:30am - Walk to declamped car. "Where the hell are my keys?" Get taxi back to storage unit, not there. Call receipt of first taxi. Bogus taxi driver. Call gardaí... "Hmm this is fishy there are several people registered under this taxi license and no contact info." 9:30am: Taxi man from heaven, Willie Price, calls locksmith Ken. "Ken all the wine for my event tonight is in that car. I also need that car to transport everything." 11:00am "Annie this car is breaking my heart I am going to have to shut the whole computer down." "It has a computer?" "Eh yeah..." "Just do it Ken I need the car!" "It will cost more." "Do it!" 11:45am: €230 poorer but with 2 sets of keys, one set which my boss takes and decides where to put it in my house as I'm too scatter brained. Ken saved the day. Without Ken I would have ran far away from the Science Gallery and got a new identity. Thank you Ken.

If you need lock work, go with these guys. Hard working, fast, friendly and reasonable prices…read more Couldn't be more pleased.

This cluster of beautiful red brick buildings are located right next to the British Embassy. They…read moreoffer long-term and short-term housing in fully furnished apartments. The apartments are decorated so nicely and have classic interiors with modern conveniences. Each unit has a fireplace and a balcony. The unit I viewed had two bedrooms and three bathrooms! And, the kitchen was just gorgeous. Also, the balcony was quite spacious allowing room for a small gathering and grilling! The grounds are maintained beautifully and there is a nice small lobby entrance that is secure. This is a gorgeous location for short- or long-term housing. I highly recommend it! If 'home is where the heart is', this may hit the spot!

Just arrived in Dublin and I am so loving my wonderful furnished apartment!!…read more It's spacious, clean/immaculate, it has every appliance I could want/need and it just feels like home---especially the towels and pillows/linens! Plus, Simon has been extra prompt with his replies/responses and Oliver on his team, was waiting for me upon my arrival to greet me and answer any question I had about the apartment and about my time in/around Dublin! I have traveled around the world---staying in serviced apartments, Abode in Dublin is the best in the city!

We rented a corporate apartment through Abode in Fall 2015. The apartment was located in the…read moreCastleway building and was a 1 bedroom 1 bathroom. The apartment itself was nice and clean when we arrived. We had no issue with the apartment itself other than the unusually small closet space, which was unusual with our experience in Dublin apartments (we've rented 4 apartments in Dublin over the years). Price - we paid 119 euros/night for the apartment. This price is very much overpriced for similarly equipped corporate apartments around Dublin including bigger apartments across the street in an equally nice building renting for 90 euros/night. Customer service - our issue with customer service began with our arrival. Our correct arrival time was not communicated to the individual checking us in who showed up 30 minutes late with no apology offered. Multiple emails and phone calls went unanswered and unreturned regarding renting the property, check in, a broken faucet, and moving to another apartment within Abode's properties. We requested one task through the concierge service when we were out of the apartment and it was not done (even though they said it had been) and, again, no apology or solution was offered. In general, it was extraordinarily difficult to get in contact with someone who had any power to do anything and even when contact was made they made little effort to help us out. The faucet in the kitchen broke about 4 weeks into the rental and while a plumber was called them same day the faucet went unfixed for a month. Overall the customer service was terrible and unprofessional especially for an overpriced apartment in city center Dublin.