It's true, the property sits with an amazing view overlooking the Blasket Islands on the remote coast of Dunquin. However, the cost is not worth the property when you can easily find a B&B in the area, or surrounding area, for equal or lesser cost.
While the property is listed as "entire home/apartment," Katrina remains on the property throughout your stay in an adjoining suite. This could make for convenience if you book the property under this knowledge and would like for the host to be around for help, but this was not the case for us and we were caught off-guard by the fact she remained behind an adjoining inside door throughout our stay.
For the cost, comparing this with different properties offered in the US, the furnishings and accommodations were very basic. The beds are thin mattresses that do not provide much comfort. While the view from the main room is impressive, none of the bedrooms have views or even windows.
Upon arrival, Katrina let us know that we would be responsible for all electricity and heat used during our stay and that we were to leave cash to cover these expenses. This is nothing I've encountered at any other Airbnb and it seemed ridiculous for the price of $200 per night. At minimum, basic amenities should be included or wrapped into the overall price as paid through Airbnb. We were very turned off that cash was requested for basic needs.
I am only providing Katrina a "3" rating for the views. If not for this, the rating would be much lower as I don't believe the listing is a proper reflection of what is offered/expected once guests arrive.