Marie-José was a great host. Really the listing is exactly what it says. I'd highly recommend reading the listing carefully so that you understand what you're getting. It's a little bit out of town from Dunfanaghy, but by car it's only about a 10 minute drive, so it's not much of an issue. What you get for that is a stunning location right at the tip of Horn Head with an amazing panoramic view that's incredibly private and secluded. You can hike down to the town as well, but it will take about an hour on the way down, and the way up would be quite steep so I wouldn't recommend that unless you enjoy hiking.

The flat is a lovely little guest house with a conservatory taking in the view, a bedroom, and a nice bathroom. Again, make sure to read the listing carefully to understand there is no kitchen. There is a toaster and kettle if you wanted to make your breakfast in the morning, or you could easily just head into one of the cafes in Dunfanaghy. Again, this is all clearly spelled out in the listing, but it bears repeating.

Some previous comments did mention the wifi not working. I was able to connect fine. Occasionally it did disconnect but it reconnected no problem.