Awesome unique cottage that tells it owns story. The house is a bit of a museum / tourist attraction in its own right as many of the original inhabitant’s possessions are still there. It’s a very charismatic place with a lovely view. Now the negatives - the cottage is a couple of hundreds of years old and came with a bit of dust and grime that you’d might expect. If you are travelling with small children and are looking for a clean place I would not recommend it. On the other hand it comes with all the amenities incl dish washer, washing machine, dryer and microwave and tons of other stuff that you would not expect in a ‘usual’ Airbnb. Location is extremely picturesque and remote but no pubs or grocery stores in walking distance. Though the Moher Open Farm is next door which serves lunch bites and is a lovely place for petting and feeding some unusual animals. The biggest bonus is the lovely hosts who greet you in person and I cannot stress enough their fantastic recommendations. I can add a personal recommendation of Ollie’s Tours in Doolin’s tourist information. I booked a day trip to Aran Islands with them (incl bikes, boat fare and scones) and guide Siodhmhaith was worth her weight in gold. Best activity ever (for myself and kids aged 10, 13 and 16)