The opulence of the times is evident in the furnishings, window coverings, walls, and carpets. This is a special room for special people. The Andrew O'Malley room is a lesson in Irish history, at the time of the Great Famine. With the exception of the charming bath, this comfortable room is a faithful reconstruction of a delightful cottage on the tranquil, southern tip of Clew Bay at the Atlantic Ocean. Weathered, wide board flooring leads into the sitting area.
Splayed windows reveal thick, plaster covered walls.
Small, mouth-blown panes are framed high in the walls. The half timbered end wall sets the handsome, manor-like mood of the deluxe Squire David Tenby room. Any nineteenth century Welshman would have been proud of the beautiful sleigh bed and homespun floor coverings. Neither he nor his lady could ever have imagined such a marvel as this room's wonderful bath with slate floor and brass fittings. You can be 'laird' of your dream 'croft' in the romantic Rosine Fleming from the Isle of Mull in Scotland.