We had a wonderful stay at Higgins Bed and Breakfast! We stayed in the back bedroom which overlooks the garden. It was plenty big for two adults and two bulky suitcases. Upon arrival, Elizabeth greeted us warmly, and we were given a house key and a key to the bedroom. This made it possible for us to come and go freely and not worry about all of our stuff as we were out exploring Dingle. We did not have a car, and the walk from the downtown area was uphill, but not overly strenuous. While the house is in more of a residential area, just down the street and around the corner is Goat Street which becomes Main Street. On Main Street, there are several great pubs and shops. There is a common room at the front of the house with a large tv, comfy chairs, and a table and chairs nestled by the bay window. Elizabeth serves breakfast every morning from 8:30-9:30 in that room. While there are quite a few options, I had the small Irish breakfast every morning, which was not small at all and was quite delicious. There is cereal sitting out that you can help yourself to, as well as fresh berries and hearty sliced bread. (A note to American visitors: there is an egg hierarchy based on ease of preparation. In Ireland, eggs are most commonly eaten boiled. Scrambled eggs are an American thing. We had them fried, and they were perfect. Elizabeth will probably be gracious enough to make you scrambled eggs if you ask, but I believe her appreciation of you would be greater if you didn't. If everyone in your group orders your eggs the same way, better still.) The view from the table out the front window is beautiful, if the weather allows for it. Our last morning there, it was misty and foggy. As we were preparing to make the walk back down through town to catch the bus, Elizabeth insisted that she drive us. Thank you again! We really appreciated it. Overall, it was a wonderful stay, and I would recommend it.