What a fascinating place to stay! The cottage is full of interesting books, objects and pictures. Such a delightful change from a sterile hotel room. My partner was in shock when she realised there was no television or Internet but it was perfect as we did the 'good old' things like speaking, listening and reading! The location is remote, which was perfect for us, but you can drive to the nearest town in ten minutes. We were there for my birthday and had a meal in the Thatch restaurant which was very nice. If like me you are vegan, just give them plenty of advance notice and they get in the ingredients for some very tasty offerings. If you like coastal scenery and wild places there is a ton of stuff to do within an easy drive, or you could walk or cycle from the cottage. The weather was a tad wild with the onset of Storm Deidre, but we wrapped up warm and did a very wet and windy walk from Port to the Signal Station and back. There is lots of information in the cottage about walks and local attractions. We only has a weekend to spare but would definitely consider going again sometime when the weather picks up. Despite the howling winds the cottage was warm and cozy as Allaye had fired up the heating before our arrival and there was plenty of wood for the open fires too. Definitely worth considering if you are travelling in Donegal.