Cottages in Ireland

"As this is a self check-in it would be most helpful to have a three-ring binder listed with items such as “how to” use the peat stove, turn on the hot water, turn on the heat, identify the wifi code. There is a binder filled with bar and restaurant info but what I recommend is different. I did email the host about the wifi code and he let me know it is posted near the TV. As I don’t watch TV I did not think to look in that space. I wanted to try the peat stove as on my Dingle Way walk I saw...

"My husband and I used this as our base for exploring Southern Ireland and it was perfect. The hosts were super sweet and a pleasure to talk with. They even helped us figure out our charging converters, called up to one of the local spots for us to get dinner and offered plenty of suggestions that ended up being some of our favorite visits. Great little spot for the two of us!"

"An ideal place to relax with family. Nice and big house. The house has absolutely everything you might need. Very beautiful nature. The lake and many swans impressed. Thank you for your hospitality, we will definitely come back."

"My husband, daughter and I stayed at this beautiful cottage for 5 nights. It is so beautiful and cozy. Our hosts were so nice and engaging. We wanted for nothing. We traveled to Cliffs of Moher, Doolin, Ennis, Kiktimagh, Westport, Adare, and Limerick! Thank you Pat & Maura!"

"Fantastic hotel, golf and spa. House we stayed in needed some improvements and care."

"Cannot say enough good things about this little cottage. It’s excellently located to all the best attractions in Kerry, and it’s perfectly situated in the country but close enough to Castleisland to make getting groceries and going to the local pub easy. The caretaker, Timmy, built a fire for us twice and a local man gave my Dad an autographed book of his own poetry. Absolutely perfect accommodation for a family trip."

"Totally happy. Booked last minute when hotel fell through. Host was prompt and courtesy. If you want a cozy cottage in the countryside, you can't do better."