The directions provided were accurate and the B&B is located above a Londis shop. The town is very small but if you have a car you can visit plenty of beautiful spots. Kathleen is indeed lovely but there were a few things that could be improved.
The wi-fi code and network information was not displayed anywhere and upon looking for it, I found a piece of paper in a drawer. I felt a bit uncomfortable because I had to call her to check what was happening. After trying to find a signal for about 30min, she did not really know the name of her network and we tried the password in different combinations. At the end it seems there is only one router for the whole property that is big so we would need to get closer to it in order to get any signal and that was not doable, so wi-fi did not exist and I'm okay with that but it is better to remove that feature from the amenities.
The flooring is made of wood that cracks when you walk so people checking in late can wake you up easily. The walls are thin so you will even hear other guests brushing their teeth. The toilet has an extremely noisy fan system, which can be heard by other guests as well. There is also a somewhat unpleasant smell coming from the drains. The TV is small and placed on the top of a cupboard so you can't see anything really due to the reflection. The hardest thing was the sleeping arrangement though as I felt pain for most of the night due to the poor quality of the mattress (I could feel the springs on my spine). We only spent one night here and that was doable but if you are into hill walks and need a good rest, it might not be the best option.
The upside is the parking available and the proximity to local nature spots. If you want to buy your own food, the store below the accommodation is useful even if pricey.