It’s challenging to write a review for this unique property. It’s a classic 200 year old Irish stone cottage on a lovely horse farm in a beautiful setting, lovingly refurbed and very nicely decorated. We absolutely loved our stay there. There are a couple of significant challenges that could put some people off, and I feel it’s fair to mention them, for the sake of travelers who insist on zero-effort accommodations. The biggest was the need to start and feed two fireplace fires each morning to get the house minimally comfortable (we were there in late September, not likely an issue in mid-summer). The second was that the property was fairly remote and thus challenging to find (although our most helpful of hosts, Eve, met us in the nearest village after midnight and led us to the location).
This is more of an experience than a simple stay. Personally, we thoroughly enjoyed getting that tiny taste of Irish country cottage life, and would encourage anyone to do likewise. If you’re into total effortless comfort and brand new granite counters, I still recommend it highly, just go in with a good attitude and an open mind, and you’ll have a sweetly memorable experience.