A nice place for us to stay and explore the Gap of Dunloe and surrounding areas. We arrived to a lit fire in the wood burning stove, very thoughtful. The cottage is on the backside of the Coffee Pot Cafe which the host, Maria, runs. It’s right across the road from Kate Kearney’s Cottage which was a nice spot for dinner and drinks. WiFi was spotty since its shared between the cottage and the cafe. It’s a nice place to stay if you’re interested in seeing the Gap and doing a bit of hiking around the area. It’s a quiet place in the morning but gets busy as a steady stream of tourists come to see the Gap.