This was exactly what we were looking for as an example of an Irish village. Chris was very helpful with the directions to his B&B "Just down the street from Fitz's pub". There was parking in the front for our SUV. The dining room was in the front of the house with two bedrooms on the first floor. There were two bedrooms on the second floor one with twin beds and one with a double bed. Each had their own bathrooms. There were bath towels and hand towels provided. There was no soap provided. The beds and pillows were comfortable. The house was quiet and peaceful. Chris took orders for breakfast when we arrived and offered a selection of " what would you like". Two had the full Irish breakfast and the rest had porridge (using the recipe passed down through the generations) with a side of fruit and yogurt. Coffee, juice, water and tea were also available. There are three pubs within walking distance. Around 7, we walked to Fitzpatrick's Bar and had dinner there since music was to start at 7:30. The Fisherman's Net is all fried food so it wasn't anything special. The oysters and the ribs were very good. The fresh cod was crispy and tasty. We were in the back so we couldn't hear the music being played in the front room. At around 8 we tried to get into Gus's but there were no seats so we walked to Mcdermott's. Here w were able to share seats with some delightful people and listen to traditional Irish music being played by two different groups. It was a great night and Doolins is a must for those wanting the Irish experience.