Luxury Irish coastal cottage near DunDonegal. June and September from £395 a we

The cottage was super, everything was provided for us, even a tin of coffee, a box of tea bags and packet of biscuits.

The cottage was just what we wanted.

A wee bit hard to find due mainly to twists and turns of the narrow main road. I missed it once which was down to me driving a bit fast to be honest.

We had brought our wee pug pup who also enjoyed herself although a small play area fenced off would have helped particularly as you are close to the main road. The cottage is not to far from a village with plenty of shops etc and of course a couple of friendly pubs.

The owner Mary was more than helpful and we would like to return again in the future.

David, Gladys and Roxy

We didn't have any problem finding the place we put the coordinates into google maps and it took us right there. We then set the coordinates on our Sat Nav so that it always took us home without any bother, this was particularly great when traveling back at night as the driveway is hard to see when dark. We found the location wonderful. We put in many long days sightseeing and this home was wonderful to arrive back to. We played golf at Dunfanaghty close by, lovely course with amazing beach views. We also played Cruit Island, where the scenery was the closest thing to heaven, it's Daniel O'Donnell's course but that's not the reason why we were there but we did buy his 2019 calendar to treasure the memories of the views . This is a very spacious house and we had a wonderful stay. There was only two of us and we loved all the extra room and wonderful bathrooms with power showers. The place was beautifully decorated with lovely paintings that gave a holiday feel. We also loved the open fireplace and we had one rainy day we bought a bag of real peat and soaked up the best aroma ever. Only one complaint but a small one, the kitchen needs more light to work in at night, only one overhead weak light and the bulbs were blown on range hood which was difficult when cooking. Thank you Mary for our wonderful stay and we hope to be back.

My family and I spent a week here, we all experienced difficulty in finding it, mainly due to the fact that the picture shown is not the first sight ones has of the house,as its the back that is seen first, more identifying details would be helpful, along with some outside lights.great difficulty to find in the dark. Also the house really could do with being a great deal cleaner, then we found it,and perhaps a few basic needs,,. being incorporated into the price if need be, dishwasher tablets, toilets rolls etc.No waste papers bins in any of the rooms no kitchen bins either,

no plastic bags or bins for waste or recycling.and and feel it most unfair a lady driving to the house to tell us to place plastic bag at the end of the lane for collection,

Kitchen equipment also a bit light (one serving dish)

stairs gates faulty so unable to secure correctly,

one toilet unsafe due to it being wobbly.and second en suite, seat not fixed securely,

hot water, very hot safety hazard, plus indication of taps wrongly applied adding to safety hazard,also problem with outside drain continually blocking and flooding,.outside the back of the house.

These are of course quite minor issues and easily amended, so I'm not sure why they were not.

We stayed with our 3 boys aged 4, 2 and 8 months and they had plenty of space around cottage. Good baby facilities ( cot, high chair, monitor, utensils, blinds) The boys loved the cottage toy box too! A 7 min drive from Dunfanaghy. Owners helpful and responsive. Lovely part of the country especially when sun is shining!

Great sunsets every night. Easy to get to Glenveagh National Park and both Dunfanaghy and Falcarragh are very close. Highly recommend the Oyster Bar in Dunfanaghy for traditional music. Would love to see an upgraded internet system which we use to check trail maps. That being said we would stay here again for sure.