Temple Bar District Apartments

Lovely apartment to stay in and so close to everything you need you in Dublin. Recommend staying with friends to fill the rooms!

This property felt dirty. The photos are deceiving and don't show the filth in the apartment. The couch was stained so we placed a comforter on it to sit. The tub was stained, tile cracked and dirty. The balcony door was broken and didn't lock. We stayed in apartment 1 and it was not worth the cost.

We did appreciate the great location. What we did not like was the hide à bed poor mattress, especially for adults. The fire alarm that went on due to next door restaurant exhaust fan that got all the appartments fire alarm system to go on at 10PM.

The apartment is in need of repairs. The balcony door isn't hinged so when we tried to open it, it fell in us. It can be pushed open from the outside and with no way to secure the premises,I felt unsafe. My linen had terrible stains. It was extremely hard to walk up all those stairs with luggage and I did not know I needed to do this. You need to pick up keys at another address,which is challenging. The shower doesn't drain so you need to stop your shower to wait for it to drain, and the Dan doesn't work so the floor gets very slippery and you get one key so that's alot of fun to deal with when you have six in your group.Communication was terrible, several emails sent were never answered. I was expected to take out the trash and pay for garbage bags which is odd. Definitely not hotels com standards and wonder why it's on the site

Fantastic location. Everything you could want was a walkable distance. Room was spacious and clean. The bathroom was a bit run down but not as bad as others have said. We were very pleased with our stay.

I have booked in the past and the stay was amazing so we wanted to book again. The pictures they had listed were for the place we booked in the past. When I checked in they said they no longer operated the apartments overtop temple bar- then why do you still have the pictures up? And why is the location marker on the map as the rooms above the temple bar. We wanted to make the best so we tried. The stairwell to the apartment is cluttered with personal possessions. When we got into the room, the floor was dirty and there was an old crusty fry on the floor. The counter had sugar on it form the last stay. The bathroom vent did not work so it got really moist and humid after and shower, and you can notice some mold growing on the door. It felt more like a college dorm then it did an apartment. The beds are stiff and I booked for a king bed and got a double..the only TV is put in an inconvenient location. Also the button to flush the toilet was missing.. and toilet paper was shoved down as a button.. My disappointment came from the fact that the room I booked was the pictures of the old property they no longer service. That property was beautiful. I felt like I got “played” cause I was expecting the pictures and got a dirty apartment that was very claustrophobic. Save your money and book somewhere else.. I used to love city break apartments and staying above the temple bar.. I wouldn’t have been as upset if the apartment was dingy and dirty..

Location was the best! Everything within walking distance, check in office to apt about 15min walk. Can be loud at night but its normal for the area. Temple bar around the corner. Recomend fixing toilet button was broken. Love that they have a book of recommendation to do around area. If you want to go to local bar outside tourist area go to Memas @ Chinatown good prices and good food

We originally booked Temple Street Apartments but due to the previous guest having to stay and self isolate we were contacted to say we had been moved to Hatch Street Apartments instead. We were apartment number 8, it had 2 x bedrooms with its own toilet (one with a shower too) self contained kitchen sitting area and small outside court out of the front. The apartment was clean, however we think previous guests had been smoking inside before as it did have a musky smell in the air. It was fine for what we needed, we didn’t spend a lot of time there. We were worried about the location as it’s a good 20 min walk to Temple Bar, however we were so wrong. We were a 5 min walk to Camden Street, which was a fantastic area full of pubs and restaurants (Doolallys was the best Indian we have ever ate in) it was more chilled and less touristy than Temple Bar was, a real gem area of Dublin! The local Weatherspoons there was fab, brand new and cheaper drinks and breakfast! So overall we were very happy as the area was lovely!