This home has been beautifully restored, with intricate plaster ceilings and antique rugs and furniture. The bed was very comfortable, nice linens, bath with a modern shower, and wifi hotspot was provided to ensure a good signal. I didn't notice the "smoking allowed" when I booked (this being a rare feature these days), and would have chosen differently had I seen this: a long term renter in the house is a smoker, which makes the common areas less appealing. The age of the home and surrounding trees meant for some eerie noise at night when the Easkey winds kicked up, might want to consider this if you are a light sleeper. Molly prepared a wonderful breakfast, and as we had to leave early after our second night, left a continental breakfast for us to enjoy before our departure. Guests should note that this house is unmarked, so get a look at photo before you travel there, and knock loudly as the host did not hear us on our first arrival. The location is somewhat remote, but a reasonable drive to Innishcrone, where Molly referred us to a wonderful pub, restaurant and the seaweed baths. The age of the home and its restoration provide a lot of interest, unfortunately the host may have been experiencing end-of-season burnout, because he was not much interested in answering questions about it.