This is a wonderful, off-the-beaten path, (not-touristy) part of Ireland. We stayed 2 nights with our 12 year old and explored Limerick and then the Rock of Cashel. There are cliffs nearby, similar to the Cliffs of Moher, but free! Plenty of room and the space is as advertised. Our host, Marian was so welcoming and kind. She provided a nice treat of local strawberries and cream, as well as coffee, milk and butter. The small town is within walking distance: pubs, grocery, take-away and a cafe. My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed talking to the very friendly locals in the pub and I had a delicious gin and tonic! Marian chatted to me as I was off on evening stroll and told me about the well-spring/shrine nearby and some stories about her childhood and combo Catholic/pagan rituals associated with the well-springs. A wonderful stay! If we are back in Ireland we would come back and stay for longer to explore more of this authentic Irish experience.