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"Absolutely beautiful property! House is beautiful and surrounding area is to die for. Very warm and cozy (we stayed Christmas week) 7 days, some of the best seven days iv spent away from home. Great being pet friendly, had our three dogs with us they loved it! Fire place is amazing. Over all a beautiful place and a great stay! Highly recommended. Great host also! "

"Breakfast was 8:30 and I was leaving early to catch ferry!! Room very cold but radiator had been switched off, once turned on the room heated up nicely. Fish and chips were delicious."

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"My second visit for business. Lovely hotel, great food and excellent and friendly service. "

"Extremely comfortable house well placed for exploring parts of Donegal. Our hosts were a delight, both interesting and accessible."

"A great find, we stayed here for two nights. It looks quite quirky with lots of character, and interesting features in the site. We stayed in the B&B and the included continental breakfast was great. Our bed was very comfortable. There's a lounge for B&B guests which we made use of for a while each evening. We were made to feel very welcome."

"The cottage was perfect, in a gorgeous area of wild Donegal. Easy walk to a couple of small beaches. Nice shop and pub a few minutes car ride away. The house was cozy and clean, with everything we needed. Anne had let us know that there was a sudden problem with the central heat, and the work needed to be done to fix it would have had the plumber there during our stay, and she didn’t want us bothered. The house was warm enough, and we made a fire in the evenings in the wood stove. Anne actually refunded us a discount for the inconvenience. Not necessary (it was mild temps), but a generous gesture from a good host. Would return in a heartbeat if in the area"

"Excellent stay, wonderful host and yummy breakfast. High marks"

"A beautiful hotel in beautiful surroundings. Although we toured during the day, we enjoyed our evenings and breakfasts. A good spot to base for some explorations of the west side of Donegal."