The Studio is delightful. Compact, but well equipped and absolutely immaculate. Lovely bedsitting room, with blinds for privacy, comfy bed, TV and seating area. The kitchen is fairly small but well equipped. No oven as such, but a good microwave, a 'portable' double hob and a 'George Foreman' grill(we didn't use this).Good size shower room.
Marie is extremely welcoming, but respectful of privacy. There were delicious cakes and scones, milk and orange juice, tea and coffee all available on our arrival.
It's a lovely place and a great base for visiting Kerry. We would recommend trips to Dingle - lovely seaside town, Kenmare(we had breakfast there one morning), Muckross House -nice walks and gardens, big busy restaurant(very close to Killarney, which is great for bars, restaurants too), Ross castle - just outside Killarney. Dinny's? cafe down a little track on the road out of Killarney...15 min walk but lovely, Valentia island...incredible views and fascinating history...we went across on the little ferry and then back via the bridge to Port Magee. The Ring of Kerry is utterly stunning. We also found a great little café in a caravan on Macgillycuddy's Reeks..more great views!
Beaufort Town was a little underwhelming, so you'll certainly need a car if you want to get to anywhere with some life/facilities.
A week wasn't really long enough...it's such a beautiful place, with incredible vistas at every turn.
(Great tea and cakes at The Coffee Pot, opposite Kate Kearney's Cottage).