The music, yelling and singing was so loud we were only able to sleep a couple of hours. We would never stay here again. The rooms are ok, there are no phones in the room and no way to contact anyone if you have a problem.

Stayed here over the weekend with my boyfriend. After seeing the pictures was concerned about the size of the room but its more than big enough for two of you for the weekend with a little area to get dressed/ put cases etc. The accomodation only has 5 rooms but they get cleaned to a high standard daily. There were a few minor issues with the room which we didnt bother mentioning as we were only there 3 nights such as the toliet seat and toliet roll holder broken which they obviously know about as the maid placed them back to how they should be when they cleaned! Doesnt sound much but was actually very annoying! Hairdryer comes in the room so save luggage allowance and dont bother taking one!
The pub downstairs Farringtons itself was very nice too and we went for a drink during the day. A few people have mentioned the staff being unhelpful and rude but we didnt find this at all. They were as accomodating as you need and put our luggage away for the day after checking out no problem.
Theres also a decent size Tesco down the road to have some sandwiches and drinks in the room before going out for the night to save on some funds with Dublin prices!

Cleean room, Bathroom was good. Too close to party life.

The room is nice, small but clean and very comfortable bed. The area is really noisy, and after a while you realize is more for turists than the real Dublin, I would choose Crafton street area next time. Distances are really short walking, so is not really worth the really noisy streets in Temple Bar, really crowded with drunk loud tourists.

Regarding the staff, I must say they were the only unfriendly people I found in Dublin. There isn't a reception, so you have to ask to waiters attending the pub. They are busy and you can tell they are not willing to help you. On the contrary, upon my arrival I was asked for payment in advance for the whole stay in a really unpolite fashion. No "Hello", "Welcome" or "Did you have a nice trip". First and only greeting was the bill.

Dublin is charming, so are most people there. People would offer you help without asking if you are trying to read a map. The only unfriendly ones were precisely the staff at the place I spent most of my money, in advance by the way.