Eleven of us recently spent the weekend at Anne's house. It was such a fantastic weekend. Communication with the host was excellent. We didn't unfortunately get to meet Anne but there was a very smooth self-check in. You would definetely need a car to access the house as it is situated off the beaten track along a narrow, windy road at the foot of a mountain - about a 12min drive from Kenmare. But don't let that put you off - the scenery surrounding the house was breathtaking. It was a welcome surprise to see sheep in the front garden on both mornings and we saw deer in the locality too. There was parking space enough for four/five cars out front. All amenities were provided for towels, soap, toilet roll etc. The kitchen is exceptionally well stocked for all that you would need to make a dinner for 11 people, which we did on the first night. Wifi and phone signal was a little patchy which is understandable considering the size and location of the house in a hollow. To be honest it was a relief to be cut off from technology for the weekend. The stove in the sitting room was wonderful and kept us all snug while we played boardgames and jammed tunes. Beds were very clean and comfortable and each bedroom has an ensuite. The overall architecture and decor of the house was beautiful. Note: Visitors must recycle their waste at the end of the visit. Seperate bins are provided but visitors are expected to dispose of excess cans and bottles themselves. The nearby recycling centre was closed at weekends so we had to bring our empty cans back to Dublin with us. Nearby places of interest include Gleninchaquin Park and Waterfall which is about a half an hour drive away. We did the four hour hike and we were very lucky with the weather. Overall a fastastic weekend and highly reccommended!