Quiet, scenic location for a family mini-vacation. Lots of character -- pretty garden/courtyard with ruins from original 18th century stone buildings. Feels totally isolated, but there is actually great access - easy 2 minute walk to a playground and the village (restaurants, pub, ice cream at the local mart), and some lovely walks through the village. We used it as a jumping off point to explore the Dingle penninsula and do the Slea Head drive, and it was perfect - much quieter than staying in Dingle, but only 10 minute drive and feels worlds apart. Breege was a great host - super accommodating (helped us with early check-in), and had fantastic recommendations. Our favorite was a beach called Coumeenoole (super dramatic scenery, surrounded by sheer cliffs), and a small cafe just south of it, overlooking the cliffs and Blasket Islands called Cafe an Tra. It must be one of the most amazing spots for a cup of coffee in the world. The apartment was stocked with a full kitchen (great for a family trip like ours) and we cooked most of our meals, but note the kitchen tools are a little basic (no good cutting knife, for example). BUT we were greeted with fresh eggs and fresh made brown bread and jam, which was a lovely treat!