Fritidshus i Dingle

“The house is lovely and perfect for a family. The location is excellent if you are looking to stay somewhere not right in town, but still close to things. It is also well situated for a nice walk to see neighboring farms, including a friendly pony and donkey pair. Pam is a generous host - she baked us traditional Irish brown bread and stocked the kitchen with a couple of staples. The house had everything we needed and we really enjoyed it. ”

“The cottage is adorable, very clean, and well equipped with everything you might need. The location is stunning, and the owner, Cate, was so gracious and lovely. We had some trouble finding the cottage the first time, but once you do, it’s easy to get to. The charming town of Dingle is only 10 or so minutes away and has some very good dining options. We could definitely have stayed longer— there is so much to do in the area. Highly recommend. ”

“What a kitchen! And the view, just doesn't quit! The property is beyond beautiful, and our stay in Ireland was made all the sweeter by staying at this lovely home! ”

“A wonderful property, calm, great, clean, comfortly furnished, nice garden and very friendly hosts!”

“This house was one of the nicest we have ever stayed in. It was very clean and comfortable and had all the comforts of home. Loved the location……a very quiet neighborhood yet only a 10 minute walk from Killorglin town where you’ll find a wide variety of shops, pubs & restaurants to choose from. We will definitely stay here again on our return to Kerry……would highly recommend it !!!! Thank you Sarah for your wonderful hospitality.”

“Veronica met us on arrival with Homemade Scones and Jam which were delicious.she showed us around the property showing us where Electrics and Heating was controlled fromWe had a lovely time the property was comfortable and all that you needed was suppliedLovely friendly experience will definitely retur. In the futurePlease note charges for Heating and Electricity is not included in the original cost”

“Perfection! Exactly what I pictured a stay in rural Ireland to be.”