Rooms ok. So noisy wooden floors a disaster , had to order breakfast the night before. Why ? Corded kettle from the stone age. I was actually embarrassed when I saw the spainish tourists checking in come on guys can Ireland not offer the visitors to our country something better. Would not think it gets any repeat business.

I booked this because of the "assured tea and coffee on arrival" - not only because I like a nice Irish cup of tea, but because I think it says something about the standard. There was, unfortunately, no sign of such an offer on arrival. Everything was fine, breakfast was not special at all. Very basic. But clean and comfortable and inexpensive. I am still wondering about the "singing on request" that's in the brochure in the rooms. I'd still prefer a tea...

The owners were helpful, the food and rooms were fine.

Nice enough little B&B on the approach road to Kinvarra from the East suitable for a one night stop-over.
Owners are friendly.
The room we had is tres Bijou - ie small. Bed was clean and comfy, but our stay was let down by little nuisances.
1. Wooden flooring throughout, so very noisy, particularly if you are on the ground floor.
2. TV barely receives RTE 1 and 2. The only channels too !
3. Kettle is corded and has to be taken in its entirety to the small bathroom for refilling.
4. No showergel in the shower cubicle. Had to use the basin pump dispenser.
5. No internet coverage in the area. (not the owners fault I know)

Breakfast was filling, and well prepared. Breakfast taken in the conservatory at the front of the B&B - again a little cramped, and has to be taken in timed sittings.

Overall - I'd say an adequate place to stay for one night whilst exploring the area, if you want a no frills place to stay. Take some ear plugs. Owners are pleasant and well intentioned.