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"Highly recommend! Great stay in rural setting. "

"All good! "

"The property was better than described, being large, comfortable and with wonderful views. The house was very clean and well stocked with everything you could need. Jeanette and Steve, the hosts, are delightful, being very welcoming and helpful. The area is new to us and we were surprised how close everything was and how much we enjoyed it. No hesitation at all in awarding 5 stars for everything. Sheila & Steve Hilton. "

"Comfortable one night stay. Delicious breakfast. Spacious room. A little off the beaten trail but highly recommend. Wonderful suggestion for dinner at the Railway Bar. "

"What a great little spot in the center of the island. We feel like we found a hidden gem--great library lounge, the Dungeon Bar served great food, the staff was amazing. Our room was comfortable and the grounds were an opportunity for adventure."

"Beautifully situated hotel with large comfortable rooms. Cosy restaurant and bar. Excellent service."

"We had an excellent stay and really enjoyed interacting with Margaret. She was very polite and attentive. If you are looking for a peaceful getaway, I highly recommend this location. Its just a quick drive to the local shops, there is an amazing park with a castle in Portumna, and we were able to visit neighboring towns with ease. I was very impressed with the information Margaret provided. She was kind enough to print out a packet that contains everything you need to know during your stay. Can't recommend enough. "

"Our family of 5 adults had such a pleasant stay at the Dairy Cottage. Michael and Sheila made sure all was well for us and offered suggestions and directions for our daily excursions. We all enjoyed returning to the quiet cottage and its beautiful surroundings after our full days of adventures. I recommend the Dairy Cottage to those who want a fantastic experience in Ireland."

"Wonderful staff in the restaurant and bar. This is a lovely location on the way from Cliffs of Moher to Dublin"