If you've pictured yourself going to a cosy, Bed and Breakfast on the Ring of Kerry with a rosy-cheeked, bright eyed host ready to greet you, then you've come to the right place. Although they are a professionally run B&B, you still feel as if you're not just any customer there and will be treated with such personal care, you wish you'd never left.

Our rooms were cosy, warm and very clean. After a long day along the Ring of Kerry, it was nice to come here and relax. It is also a seafood restaurant of high calibre. Alan gets the fish fresh from the harbour everyday and prepares the dinner together with his lovely wife, Margaret in the evening for the guests. Margaret's home made Honeycomb Charlotte Cake is something YOU CANNOT PASS UP. This time, DO order desert.

After we told them that we'd like to go to Skellig Michael, but had no luck with the boat companies in terms of vacancies, Margaret and Alan called "their guy" for us and we had a seat the very next day! Aside from enjoying their company, it was a novel experience staying in a building of historical significance, which you will find out once you're there. On a rainy evening, you can play chess in the sitting room or join the other guests and have some tea.