The apartment was clean and had the amenities listed. The location was a 20 minute walk from the centre of town - and for the price this was good. I would not recommend if you aren’t sufficiently mobile. The kitchen was stocked with tea which was nice, however we struggled with cooking as they didn’t have some basic utensils such as a frying pan or any tea towels to dry the dishes. The biggest issue we had was a complete lack of hot water or heating. This was massively inconvenient in the cold Irish October. The host (or rather his “team”) was easy enough to get in contact with, however during our stay the issue was not resolved. This meant cold showers for 4 days. Once we had left we enquired about a refund and were given 15%. Eventually we had to go through airbnb mediation to get the full 50% we were entitled to. While the team promised updated we had to actively press for them, and they were full of false promises about getting someone in to fix the boiler. Additionally, there was a hole in the wall in the living room from a door handle being smashed into it. I think this Airbnb needs to come with some kind of welcome manual as we were unable to use the fireplace due to lack of a remote with batteries or any instructions, as well as not being able to comprehend the sink (without the help of YouTube) or the foreign recycling system. As environmentally conscious people it was a shame to put everything into general waste as there were a few different but unidentifiable bins.