We specialise in short-let, serviced apartments which are in the heart of the city and within walking distance of major city attractions. We offer fully equipped kitchens and supply FREE high speed WiFi. We have a reservation, house-keeping and maintenance teams available to ensure you have a comfortable, relaxing stay. We also offer airport pick-up services which are very popular request. We try not to say 'NO'

During our recent renovation - 2016, we tried to retain much of its original character and features from the Victorian era, whilst providing all the comforts of a modern ApartHotel. You will find each of our well-appointed rooms individually decorated and designed to the highest standards, with much time and effort spent on ensuring your every comfort. Our fully serviced apartments, which are kept to a high standard and provide fast unlimited FREE WiFi & Multi TV channels to ensure that all of our guests feel comfortable and are well taken care of during their stay. Fully interrogated kitchen with oven, hob, microwave, dishwasher and washer/dryer. We provide a full set of cookery, pots/pans & utensils. Hair-dryer, iron & iron boarded provided in each apartment. We try and fulfil any special requests that you may have to ensure that your stay is even more enjoyable. Just let us know in advance of your stay, and we’ll do everything we can to make it happen for you.

Just off the Grand Canal Waterways and on the doorstep of Grand Canal Basin and the Aviva Stadium. Northumberland Road played a noteworthy role in one of the most significant events in Irish History – the 1916 Rising Northumberland Road – is also steeped in history as this is where the bloody Battle of Mount Street Bridge took place during the 1916 Rising. It was here on Northumberland Road that one of the historical moments of Ireland’s journey to Independence took place on the afternoon of Wednesday, the 26th of April, 1916. Handfuls of Irish Volunteers were strategically placed in the houses along Northumberland Road, the most notable one being No. 25 Northumberland Road and in buildings close to Mount Street Bridge. There are a few monuments in the area to mark the Irish State.