The Fanad suite was very traditional, if you wanted super modern this is not the place for you. It was and attic conversion, it was clean, spacious and homely. There is a spiral staircase to the attic bedroom, so it would be unsuitable for those with mobility issues. What was lovely was that Mary left plenty of fresh supplies which is unusual in an airbnb. There were fresh eggs from her own hens, lovely Irish bread, butter, jam, milk, cereal, tea, coffee and much more. These essentials were a delight after a long journey in bad weather when we surely needed a good cuppa and snack on arrival. Dingle itself is a true gem, the town is an absolute delight with wonderful hostelries, restaurants and cafes and, well The Dingle peninsula is stunning, rugged coastline that is unspoilt and natural. The roads to the peninsula are challenging and windy and snake around and above the sea, not for the faint hearted in bad weather. Gentry beach near by is an absolute stunning gem, miles of sandy beach and respected by all with no evidence of rubbish left. There are rock pools and dunes that are wonderful and there is a lovely good food pub in the village. A visit to the museum about the Blasket islands was a treat too. Mary was so very helpful giving us information of places to visit on a rainy day. A truly wonderful experience never to be forgotten and when the sun shines it is truly beautiful. It can also be very busy in peak times like when we were there but there was never any issues getting food etc.