Considering the price that we paid to stay one night there, we could say that the service was quite commensurate with that. Even so, we would like to point out that despite the good treatment by the woman in the house, who does not like the experience of being in the countryside, in a house/farm with pigs, dogs and a donkey, will hate this place. The road to reach is a little bit difficult as we find very narrow dirt roads and at night can be a bit confusing but the indications given by the woman and the location that provides makes with the GPS becomes a less complicated task. The house is a bit cold, it is dirty and there are spiders and dust. In addition the dogs walk inside the house. The blankets smell bad and the beds are a little hard. The breakfast is super complete and varied. She also worried about buying gluten-free products when I told about my intolerance. It is a perfect place to see the stars at night, breathe fresh air and wake up surrounded by nature. In short, we enjoyed the experience but we feel that is you must go prepared to experience the authentic life on an Irish farm.