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Camille, the host/owner was just as lovely as can be. Charming and very helpful in giving us suggestions. The location is close to downtown Dingle town but I would NOT walk it - the drive has no space for walking (people do it but I wouldn’t given all the tourist drivers and the teeny tiny roads). I particularly liked that it was small- less than 10 rooms (maybe only 6?) so it really feels like you’re a guest in someone’s house and not at a generic hotel. Breakfast is simple but good and there is nespresso machines in the rooms. There’s a comfortable sitting area at the entrance and if you can get the rooms facing the water the view is great.

The accommodations were excellent. The room was comfy and the breakfast was a great way to start the day. The best part of our stay though was meeting the host, Camilla. She is so friendly and willing to share all her insider tips for where to go, where to make a reservation, and what to do in the area. She sat down with us to give us great directions for touring Slea Head drive. She is a gem!

I should have booked directly.

Very nice and helpful host. The room was clean and comfortable

As others have said, the hostess was eager to share her extensive knowledge about Dingle and Ireland. She had suggestions for hikes, where to park for free, and the best way to drive back to Dublin. She was funny and friendly. the location was good. On the Dingle Way and easy access to the area.

The room was small and pokey, the living room filled with what looked like uncomfortable chairs. For the price, I really expected someplace nicer. I suppose you didn't have to drive to Dingle but the walk on a busy road would have been unpleasant (but parking was free in town so we just drove). Breakfast was really basic (toast and coffee). One morning we had scones but the next morning I was told that was a treat.