Aedan’s farm is not just a place to stay, it is an “experience” and is very special. The room is cheap, cheerful and comfortable enough, but I would have been happy in the stable to wake up with THAT view, it is absolutely breathtaking! The shower is brand new with lots of water pressure and Aedan left ample breakfast supplies out for guests, more than expected. The real joy of the place though is the lambs. Wake up early before the tourist come and you will get to feed a baby lamb with the place all to yourself. The lambs were sooo sweet and Aiden even filmed it for me, it got over 60 likes on Facebook, such a sweet video with an amazing background. They also have the old beehive huts on the property that are commonly associated with the south-western Irish seaboard and date back to the 12th century. It is all on a hilltop with amazing views and you can take a walk up there before having your breakfast outside looking over the Irish sea. It was one of the highlights of my trip to the Dingle Peninsular.