Slattery's Guest house was selected for our trip as it was a good stop after our day on the Dingle Peninsula and Tralee. We specifically selected this stopping point on our way to Bunratty, Cliffs of Mohr and Galway. It is in a very small town connected to Slattery's Pub. This house is very, very close to Adare if you want to stop there to see the thatched roof houses. We did not get in until late (around 10pm) and the Slattery's pub was closed - but the small convenience across the street was open with snacks and beverages that worked perfectly for our group. If you wanted to go down to 7 Sister's Pub - less than a mile down the road - it was open. We opted to stay in and play cards. We had the whole house which was great for our group. There were (9) of us. One room on the ground floor worked well for my mother and sister and I with a king bed and (1) twin bed and private bath - tub is a bit high and was somewhat difficult for my 85 year old mother to handle but she was able to get in with assistance. I had (3) young couples - (1) had a king bed and the other (2) had rooms with (2) twin beds. It worked for them for the night and all had their own bathrooms. There is a main parlor on the main floor with the dining area that was all set for breakfast. We gathered there and played cards. There was a kitchen and a small quaint little backyard area with a table and chairs. Kay could not be there due to other circumstances that she previously communicated but she left us plenty of breakfast provisions. We had several cooks in the group so we cooked scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, toast. Kay provide plenty of coffee, juices, yogurts fruits and vegetables. We filled up and went on our way! Thank you Kay for providing your Irish hospitality.