Jacqui was so good messaging me before I arrived and helping me find a place to eat as her place is farther away from the main towns with restaurants. My navigational app kept bringing me through these dirt roads so I had a little difficulty driving there. I am sure if you use googlemaps and follow main roads it should be fine. But after a long drive with no houses in sight it was so lovely to arrive at Jacqui's house. It was like home at last. How could you not feel the comfort in such a beautiful house. And Jacqui was so welcoming. The room was so beautifully decorated and warm on arrival. There was plenty of space and facilities. It was great to have a warm bath and sink into the bed for a rest. There was no in-room tea or coffee but no worries Jacqui will offer you some. I was just too tired and wanted a rest before going out for sunset. After sunset I was back and preparing to sleep when I was a bit dismayed that the heater went off and I was feeling a little cold. But crawling into bed it was so warm it didn't matter the heater was not on. As it turns out, the heater goes on and off intermittently I think and I was kept perfectly warm and comfortable and had a great night's sleep. The next airbnb after Jacqui's I turned on the heater the whole night and ended up waking in the middle of the night with parched dry mouth and throat. So it is indeed better to not have the heater on the whole night. Lesson learned. In sunny Singapore we don't use heaters so I don't know.
The breakfast was so sumptuous, full Irish breakfast and more. It was just a pity I have small appetite. But I still tried to stuff myself, cos everything was delicious.
I wish every accommodation was like this. Then traveling will be most delightful.