West Ireland is an area actively pursuing tourist growth. This facility is a lodge, not a home. We rented the suite which was not a traditional suite but rather a common kitchen with an adjacent hallway of bedrooms and a common hall bath set aside in the lodge and promoted online as a "suite". We had two couple, there were four bedrooms off a common hallway, with one room en suite which had mold. The windows in the front bedroom were easily accessed from the outside with no apparent means of securely locking from inside the room. My husband is an engineer and the other man with us a builder... so they know how to work locks. It was more a of hostel than a hotel, less of a BnB than a roadside lodge. The proprietor was personable, but the room was suffering from deferred maintenance issues. That combined with the existing conditions and a warning from the proprietor as we entered the room to make sure everything was locked because theft was an issue meant we left. We ate the cost and left and drove 3 hours back towards Dublin. We had no way to mitigate the problem, the room was prepaid, but we were not going to stay in a place where we could not guarantee our safety. Mold was one thing, a kitchen in need of paint something we could live with for a night, but the idea that someone could break into one of the unoccupied rooms in the "suite" in the middle of the night in a part of the world trying to build an economic means to survive off tourism any way they can was another.