The cottage (we had a four double-bedroom one, red door) was exactly as described, photos are accurate. Beautiful scenery surrounding you, from the spectacular sea views with amazing sunsets to the bizarre and fascinating Burren landscape. We took the ensuite double on the upper floor that had a good view of the sea, very comfortable bed and a clean bathroom. Lots of drawers and storage space. the three bedrooms on the ground floor are good sizes and all share the one bathroom, which I was assured was clean and had a good mixer shower (ours was electric).
The kitchen has an electric oven which is not my favourite way of cooking but understandably gas is a little hard to come by out there. Basic utensils and oil, salt, pepper, a few herbs etc were provided. There is also a coffee percolator with an in built filter, kettle, lots of cups, glassware, cutlery, crockery and pans.
The open fire was great and we had a fire log (you set light to the paper around it) and a basket full of cut peat that lasted the three days we were there.
Only thing to mention is to check house rules / other information (as you always should of course), as you'll need to pay additional cash for any electricity used at the end of your stay. Ann came by in her car and did the rounds of the three cottages at about 10am, check out time.
There are amazing walks from the door - a few minutes back to Fanore Bridge down the coast and up along the road that follows the Caher river was beautiful, and you can loop back around the top of the coast before Ballyvaughan and back down from Blackhead in a few hours. Fanore Beach is also a great spot with clean public toilets.
The site of the cottages is spot on, I would gladly come back here again as a perfect base for exploring this wonderful corner of Ireland.