The previous reviews are basically accurate. You should note though that they got a new internet setup about 3 weeks ago, so any reviews that you read that talk about slow wifi are no longer relevant: it now is as fast as any. One other thing to note, with the covid situation, most of the guests here fall into a certain new category of traveler: people age 25-35 with a newfound ability to work remotely, and nothing tying us down like mortgages or families. Then they stay for around a month or more, to minimize travel and covid spread. We have meals with the whole household (including Annie and Pete and their adult kids) ~2 times a week, and then on the other nights, the rest of us frequently cook a dinner and share it around. Annie and Pete do traditional Irish Ceili dancing, and that happens ~2X/week, and if you're here when it happens you can join and they'll teach you. There is a slow traditional music session here on Thursday nights for beginners, and their kids come home every once in a while and we have a fast session then. I'm still living here (Annie hasn't managed to get rid of me yet), and I play Irish trad fiddle, so if you are a musician looking for a place, then please come join me here. Also, there's really no social distancing happening in this household, which seems safe enough because there also seems to be minimal contact between the members of the household and the town itself. But when we do go into town, everyone here wears a mask. So the place is safe enough but is also a nice break from the awkwardly distanced new reality we have. I've heard the place described as a combination of Downton Abby + Hippy Commune, but I think I disagree: I'd classify it as a Sherlock Holms Mansion/ Hippy Commune/ Traditional Youth Hostel/ Bachelor Pad.