What a lovely, cosy, tidy place to be in Howth!
The cabin itself is quite extraordinary, perfectly maintained and equipped. Everything you need you will find there and everything is in its right place. The whole location is very quiet, even in high season.
Tony and her husband look very well after the place, never seen such a clean and tasteful accommodation. Both are very friendly and well-mannered without ever being intrusive.
The cabin is not too big but it is perfectly big enough for two people and much more sympathetic than some smelly B&B-room in town. Wi-Fi and kitchen are working smoothly, and for those who need it: There is a nice telly as well. In the fridge we found some very tasty food and drinks.
What can you do there, half an hour away from Dublin (there is a bus going quite frequently from the main road just a 100 metres away)? A nice little walk will lead to the town of Hoath, if you fancy walking along the sea on Howth Coast Path this is the place to be. If you take the full walk of Howth Head it will take you three to four hours. In the town of Hoath there are loads of restaurants, bars and cafés plus a few golf courses around.
What we liked best: If there is low tide you could go directly from the cabin and the garden sorrounding it for a walk on the beach which is just a few metres away.
All thumbs up. May this place stay just like it is for those who really appreciate it!