The most unique place we have ever stayed. It's a sheep farm at the end of the world. My girlfriend and I couldn't decide whether to spend our time playing with the baby lambs or staring out from Aedan's porch at the magnificent view, a sweeping panorama of the Atlantic Ocean dotted with various cliffs, rocks, and islands. (We generally opted on the baby sheep, because we couldn't resist. They're ridiculously cute. And they'll try to eat your shoelaces or hair.) And there are also the stone beehive huts on the property which have been sitting there for hundreds and hundreds of years. Aedan is a fine host, happy to answer any questions and show you how to pick up a lamb. I came in concerned about the drive, as you have to take the Slea Head Drive which winds over the cliffs of the Dingle Peninsula, but even as a nervous driver it was completely fine -- the biggest problem was that I didn't get to fully experience the views while driving. There's no wifi, but the house is cozy enough. It was the most unforgettable place we stayed on our trip, more than worth a night without wifi.