This place is amazing. I come to Glaslough on my own every 5 or 6 months to ride at Castle Leslie Equestrian Centre, and on my 5th or 6th visit i have finally found Willow Tree Cottage. The place is amazing, Claire and Trevor are lovely, and i will definitely be back. The room i was in has its own private entrance, which beyond being good for not worrying about disturbing people coming back, it means that with the gorgeous weather that we had been blessed with i can sit on the very comfortable seat outside and enjoy the sunshine right next to my room with the door open (if i had anyone else in the room would make conversation easy). It is also very easy to walk to the castle if you are in town for any events taking place at the estate. While the mattress itself was quite firm (i am a person who prefers a very soft bed, but know other people prefer the opposite) the bedding and pillows were amazingly soft and really comfortable. With the door and window of the room opening right to the outside, you would worry about light, but they have a thick blackout curtain to cover both, which proved to provide an explicit nights sleep, even with the early sunrises in summer. One of the most unexpected highlights of the room was the ensuite. Quite often in B&Bs you can be so disappointed with a subpar bathroom, but the shower is amazing. It is a small bathroom, but is totally fit for purpose, and the shower has some of the best water pressure i have come across in any hotel or B&B, and felt amazing after a long day of riding. Didn’t even have a hint of running out of hot water either. The breakfast in the morning was also really lovely. I didn’t have a cooked breakfast, but other people’s food looked lovely. Claire cooked all to order, and had a lot of choice. I had some very tasty fresh fruit and bread as well as a croissant and a pot of tea. Was all just so amazing. The only less than ideal point to the weekend was the lack of connectivity. Of course the mobile coverage in all of Glaslough is a tad bit spotty, and I don’t really have any (i am on Three). So WiFi is sort of necessary. Unfortunately the WiFi doesn’t quite reach out to the room which means i can’t use my laptop or phone or iPad in the room. However, i am able to sit outside and pick up a bit of the network for any critical texts. This can be looked at as a nice way to disconnect and has actually proven to be just what i needed to unwind from busy corporate life on my weekend away. Only tip would be if you like binge watching box sets or films on your breaks like i do, make sure you download some...