Wow. It’s hard to describe how much we loved this place. Visited with hubby, our grown daughter and 9-year old granddaughter for two nights. The guest cottage is next to the main house, a bit outside the town of Adare. But honestly, the quiet country location only adds to the tranquility. So quiet and serene. The space itself is thoughtfully done and charming in character. Only one bathroom, but it’s quite large with a shower and separate tub. The downstairs bedroom has two single beds and the upstairs master has a queen. The beds were comfortable and the kitchen stocked. We didn’t cook there, but certainly could have. Harry and his wife were kind hosts and we couldn’t have asked for more. They left us fresh baked bread and apple juice from their farm. Plenty of coffee, tea and farm fresh eggs. We especially loved the property. Harry has a absolutely magnificent pack of dogs and we fell in love with them. They greeted us upon arrival and would stop by an open cottage window now and again to say hello. It’s a working farm and they are working dogs — well disciplined and gracious old souls. We simply loved them. There’s an interesting old Norman ruin on the place and lots of gorgeous property to roam; always joined by a friendly springer or three. Our granddaughter enjoyed the trampoline. We really couldn’t have loved this place more. We were sad to leave, and it was our favorite stay on this Irish trip. I hope we can return again. It’s a place that calls to us.