This was the first place we stayed at the beginning of a week-long tour of Ireland. I was utterly exhausted from having travelled from the United States, but arriving to the yurt was as restorative as anything could have been. I mean, just look at the photos - they speak for themselves. The space is every bit as magical as they imply, if not moreso. The yurt is REALLY tucked away in the mountains, and if you're looking for seclusion in Ireland, you won't do much better than this.
Crumby weather combined with my exhaustion meant that my wife and I didn't really take advantage of the hiking that could be done around the yurt. It's a beautiful property though, and I imagine that it would have been a great time had the circumstances allowed. Instead, we fired up the wood-burning stove and got super cozy, watching movies and eating leftovers. Certainly not action-packed, but exactly what I needed. Falling asleep to the sound of the rain on the ceiling was magical!
The bathroom is in a separate, VERY cool retrofitted structure (an old shipping container, maybe?) away from the yurt. It's a lovely bathroom but it is in the same rustic fashion as the yurt, so just know what you're getting into.
The yurt had everything we needed - kitchenette, dinnerware, TV, movies, etc.
Bryce was very kind and welcoming. We didn't really chat a whole lot, he showed us around and let us do our thing. I appreciated this since, again, I was practically falling asleep standing up! Super sweet guy though.
Amazing!