We had a fantastic stay in this cottage this January. It was our first time visiting west Ireland and Connemara area but heard it was beautiful and wanted to try something different for my 30th bday celebrations. Me and my parter stayed for 4 nights in total at pat moors cottage. We had previously planned only 2 nights at this cottage in finny and 2 nights in Galway but Galway suffered flooding so decided to stay a couple more nights and William was kind enough to accommodate this which could of been very stressful. The cottage is described very accurately and is reasonably priced cottage compared to others in the area. The property is very secluded and in such a beautiful area allowing us to switch off completely. You would need to hire a car to stay at this property and also to get the most out of Connemara and local areas. Driving around this area is breathtaking !! Just put in 'Pat Moors Cottage' into google maps to get there and will get you to finny easily. We did have abit of difficulty once we had arrived into funny actually finding the cottage as it is up a lane and hidden by trees from the road. Google maps will ask you to turn left in the village and you will think you are going up to a different house and possibly turn around like we did but trust Google as the cottage is situated up a winging lane. Possibly a sign from the road may make this easier to find. Once we got to the cottage it was lovely, William had left keys in the door for us to get in and explained he would pop over that evening to great us. William kept in constant communication with us through our travels which was great. This location of the cottage is ideal for anyone wanting to explore west Ireland as a base due to it being only a hour to Galway and hour and bit from knock airport. We chose to take the scenic route to get there stopping off at Westport to pick up some essentials for our stay at lidls very reasonable. You can then take the coast road round to Leanne, kilnary harbour etc to reach finny. I would defiantly visit kylemore abbey it costs £13 euro each which was nice but not many rooms Inside to see. Was worth the price to walk around the grounds and listen to some of the history about Ireland and the nuns at the abbey very interesting. Another must is ballynachiche castle for lunch they do lovely soup and coffee although lots of other things on the menu and gorgous walks around the estate. We did visit Ashford castle in cong but if you don't have a reservation at the hotel you wont be allowed inside only to walk around the grounds which is £10 euro each but there is a nice coffee shop in the grounds. However we...