Charming, cosy, wonderful place!
Spent three delightful nights here with my boyfriend - we didn’t want for anything (well, other than for the rain stop but that’s Donegal for you!).
Beds were comfortable and the towels & bed linen were spotless.
Lots of hot water and the electric heaters keep the place warm whilst waiting for the fire to get going.
Shaun/Edna has provided plenty of kindling, firefighters, matches and what would’ve probably been enough fuel for one night (2 stoves).
For anyone not familiar with solid fuel stoves, we also brought a big bag of turf and a bag of wood (courtesy of my dads farm) and a small bale of peat briquettes which we bought in the local Lidl - we used pretty much all of it during our stay so make sure you bring/buy enough for your needs. Admittedly, it is freezing January and we like a good fire!
A previous review suggested bringing slippers as the tiled living room floor is chilly - I’d second that.
Depending on what/how much you’re going to cook, you might want to bring a wooden spoon/spatula/serving spoon as there weren’t any.
Our trip and walks in Glenveagh National Park were a particular highlight, as was the trip to Ballymastocker beach which is glorious and was deserted other than us two :)
We enjoyed a couple of the DVDs (hadn’t seen My Left Foot and Dancing at Lughnasa in literally 20 years!) and played cards and board games - lots of books there too.
Any questions, feel free to ask me!