Margo and her husband are indeed "super hosts"! From our 1st communication, they have been wonderful with answering questions and concerns about our trip. The photos do not do this magical mill hideaway justice! From the moment we drove up the winding road to the driveway and crossed the stream we knew we were at our home away from home! The colorful flowers were in full bloom, the cows were grazing and mooing across the street, and our greeter, resident stray kitty (aka Beautiful) meowed a warm hello to us. Owner Eamon was also there to let us in and tell us a little bit about the history and show us around. We stopped at the grocery in the town of Waterford for provisions for dinner as we knew we would not be going out for dinner or breakfast. The accomodations were lovely starting from the lower level game area with pool table, darts and pub tables for seating. Walking up the stairs was the country kitchen with plenty of room for dining as well as a fully equipped kitchen and washer/dryer and also a 1/2 bath. Step down into the cozy living room with fireplace, games, books, TV. The sun room was wonderful for a coffee and listening to Irish CD's from their CD player. From here, you could walk across the bridge over the stream/mill wheel to the patio area with seating. We enjoyed our evening wine and next day breakfast out here. The Main floor bedroom had full bathroom, upstairs was 1 bedrooms with ensuite and another bedroom with twin beds. The Mattresses were comfy as well as bed linens. There are a lot of stairs so be aware of this when booking. We only stayed 1 night but we all agreed we would have stayed longer if we could have. Also, Margo left us breakfast in the fridge which was unexpected and lovely even though we brought our provisions. The next day was Sunday / Fathers day and the town had their traditional Antique decorated Tractor Parade which went right by our place - so much fun! This is a very special place that we would highly recommend for a traveler wanting something tranquil, relaxing and a little bit off the beaten path!