It's a 1 star from the get go from us due to sneaky deposit you get told about. We paid our money as asked by Airbnb with no qualms, we sent a message to the host to ask about the bar area one week out from the stay and were asked to provide an extra 500 euro deposit on arrival. We were advised this was due to previous tenants causing damage, while I empatise that's a rotten situation to have people break your stuff. That's not my problem, I had no intention of breaking anything and found it borderline discriminatory to be asked in this manner, if our deposit was clearly marked when we were paying initially no issue whatsoever, but I suspect it's better to advertise at a certain price point then seek the deposit after the money has been taken and the trip is set in stone. The pictures on Airbnb are not representative of Stoops house as it is now I would say. The outside bar is almost completely overrun, it's miserable, all the lights are broken. It shows a fancy breakfast area but obviously that's not representative as it's self catering you get nothing but the tables :P. The lovely Waterfall is out of bounds due to the decking being destroyed and not replaced. The decking in the back garden is an insurance liability with multiple holes in not repaired. The whole decking is rotten and needs replacing and for the money this Airbnb costs might make you a little peeved off to think it's not been taken care of. The house inside is mostly in good condition, leak stains and patch repairs in the ceiling, sticky floors from sub par cleaning and a general smell of grease from the worn out extraction are some of the worst parts we noticed.
Ten years ago I'd say this house was smashing and then it was a case of hope and pray nothing broke as it's not getting repaired.
Overall I think for a house that costs 600 euro a day and a deposit of 500 euro just for the pleasure of staying, i'd have expected better than a run down house with major hazards no bar area or waterfall.