Lough Hyne is an idylic location for a holiday and this Air B&B has lovely views and is bright yet cosy. We stayed for the minimum 3 nights and had a peacefull few days with our 3 month old boy. However, our expectations were not met in a couple of areas, namely value for money and cleanliness. Having paid over 500 euro (inclucing cleaning and service fees), we expected to find more than a jar of oats, teabags and a few eggs. There wasn't even coffee to put in the caffetiere. Our hosts did drop off a few slices of bread, a few cookies and a small sample of fresh produce over the course of the 3 days which were very much appeciated. Their cleaning fee of 50 euro is, according to the official Air B&B website, above the average, which is usually less than 10% of the total reservation cost. Despite this, the towels smelled horrible, the sofa cushions were grubby, the throw and matt smelled musty and the bed headboard had a thick layer of dust on it. The bedside lamp wasn't working and the icebox door was broken, as was the sandwich maker. Honestly, we just wanted to spend our time exploring the area and enjoying our time together, not communicating these shortcomings to our hosts. So as not to end on a negative, we were also appreciative that they provided a travel cot for our little one (a nice detail).