We stayed at Mary's cottage with the blue door for two nights in August. The cottage was very cute on the outside and the view was spectacular: you can see the ocean over the sheep pastures. The road is also very nice- it leads to an uncrowded beach and has many beautiful waterfalls alongside.
The inside is very damp, and smells strongly of old peat, smoke, and mildew. It was overpowering at first and unpleasant every time we returned. The ceilings have many cobwebs and spiderwebs, and there are a lot of various insects flying and crawling about, which is not something we minded too much but others might.
The peat is slow to burn hot, so bring your own sticks, as they were not provided for us. Slow to heat means lots of smoke, most of which goes up the chimney, but some of which wafts into the room. There is not a good air draw through the flue.
The shower is very small, which wouldn't bother us normally, but it also smelled musty, the curtain had mold on it, and the mat was very old and dirty looking, which led to a very icky showering experience.
We tried to heat our food in the oven but it smelled so bad of old food and was covered in layers of grease, slick to the touch, so we used the frying pan instead.
The whole place was not very thoroughly cleaned and it felt like no one had thought about our comfort with any love in their heart.
By the second night we were coughing upon waking due to the damp. Gwenn the host was charismatic, but we were left wondering if it was up to her to clean the place and why she hadn't.
But if you're ok with all of the above, it's a beautiful location in a truly authentic cottage.