Irma was an excellent host - the bread, butter, fresh eggs and bucket of peat were most welcome, especially the bread, the butter and the eggs. The hexagon is completely gorgeous and feels like a restorative little cacoon - the trees and shrubs have grown up around the building. Inside it is lovely and homely and exactly as you expect from the photo's but with the added peat aroma which adds to the character of the place. Great bed too. The shower was fine for those who don't like to linger in there. The access to the parking area is super narrow but there is a farmyard opposite Irma's home where we parked easily and without any problems. Westport is a short drive away and is a vibrant little town. We completely loved our three days here.