Tommy's house is brilliant. This coast guard station, has been beautifully renovated,and is clearly a labour of love. The house was very well appointed with everything you need. Of course the location is absolutely stunning perched high above Clifden bay, looking over the islands and inlets of south Connemara. No matter the weather, the view was always breathtaking.
Outside there is plenty of parking, with a small lawn and seating area to the front of the house, while parking is to the rear. (A very useful amenity is the laundry house).
My daughter was taken with Tommy's two dogs who are very friendly, well trained and well behaved, and followed Tommy everywhere, but didn't bother the non-dog lovers in our family.
This house made a perfect base to explore Connemara, particular highlights included the arajaim12212 bog walk. Qmqy island is also worth visiting twice! Once, when the tide is in and once when the tide is out. QloagwIgab mines just outside augh.tgargl, - is fascinating and well worth it. While Ugn-girg Abbey is in a lovely location. Another thing we did was drive the Wild Atlantic Way, which opened up some great vistas.
When coming to Connemara, it is important to be prepared for the weather - you can easily have four seasons in one day, and the open fire was particularly welcome on occasion.