Spacious 2 bedroom apartment that is a good base to explore. Docklands area is an ideal base with a good range of restaurants and coffee houses within and easy walk. City is reached with in a 15 minute walk.

This property was on the Grand Canal and in a good location for being quiet, near pubs and restaurants, and off the beaten path. Unfortunately, though there is a great view, the apartment is run down and needs attention. A few items include broken drape hangers, warped and moldy cabinets in kitchen, patched drywall, mattresses that didn’t fit the the frame making them uncomfortable, and rotting wood on a balcony. Other items that made our stay irritating were no instructions for the TV and ‘fine print’ about being charged more for water and electricity if you go over the amount they have allotted for you. This was our first time to Ireland and we were disappointed in our accommodations, especially because it was one of the more expensive properties to rent. Price does not indicate improved/better lodgings here.

Good location for seeing Dublin. Very responsive team with a number to call if problems or need help. It was sort of a hassle to have to check in at one spot and then drive to apartment but once we got to the apartment we didn't have to drive as everything was a taxi ride or short walk. Apartment was clean. Gorgeous views at night overlooking the river and Dublin. Would recommend to others as a place to stay in Dublin.

The company that handled our rental has a bunch of different apartments. When we originally inquired we were told the specific one we asked about was not available, but were sent a listing for one that was available. We clarified that it would be the building and location we would be staying in. We also confirmed that one of the bedrooms would have two twin beds or there would be a pull out couch to accommodate our two older teens. When we arrived in Dublin, we were taken directly to the flat by the courtesy airport shuttle. The free pick up is a great service City Break provides. The unit was not like the one we were told we were renting and was not even close to the location we were expecting (we had read reviews where this had happened to others so we weren't completely surprised). The apartment was fine and in a nice neighborhood, but it was much smaller and not kitted out to the level of the photos we had been shown. Most disappointing - the second bedroom had only one bed and there was no pull out couch. My 16 year old, who is very tall, ended up sleeping on couch cushions on the floor of the lounge. There was no information or details in the apartment, but the company was responsive to emails about procedures for rubbish, check out, etc. Overall, the stay was fine, the apartment was clean, but if you rent with City Break be aware that they may switch you to a different unit in a different location.

It was good overall, was clean and relaxing. but weird to have to phone someone to open the parking area and the front door into the appartments was always open, but we had a good stay

Great place! Check-in location is not at the same location as the property which was a bit a confusing. However, they were very helpful and the property was great!

The Grand Canal apartment was clean and well situated for visiting Dublin. A bit of a long walk to most sights, but reasonable for those in decent physical condition. A bit cumbersome to have to go to the main office to pick up the keys, however. I would suggest to the owners that the kitchen be better stocked with utensils and cookware. We did find making dinner in the small kitchen one night to be a challenge and so ate out most of the time.

If you are a walker, this location has easy access to the city center, museums and restaurants without the constant people traffic around St. Stephen's Green; two grocery stores just minutes away makes shopping easy if you want to cook . The check-in process is difficult as you must go to the opposite side of the River Liffey to register and pick up the key and then find your way to the apartment which is about a 20+ minute or take a taxi if you have luggage. The registration staff at the City break Apartments was extremely helpful and responsive but having to travel a distance to get a key does not make arrival to the apartment easy. Also, there is no coffee pot and only instant coffee packets; however, a coffee shop across the street and many more shops just minutes away provided the early morning caffeine boost needed to start a day in Dublin.