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"WiFi was sparse in the 100 level rooms. "

"We found the location with no problem. Michael greeted us and showed us around. The unit is lovely, with everything needed to make our stay comfortable and welcoming. We appreciated the coffee and scones, and also Janet’s advice about touring around the area, particularly the tip about Brigit’s Garden. We would not hesitate to stay here again and hope the opportunity arises!"

"Lovely breakfast and fantastic hosts."

"Amazing hospitality. Something with the heat needed to be replaced and it was done right away. They were incredibly kind. I’m not sure I will go that far west again as it’s so far from things; however, I would recommend to anyone and everyone with kindness. The property is well maintained, clean and roomy. The only negative thing I can come up with is that the living room is very small with all the furniture but that is the only negative thing I could say and that’s more of just my opinion. Check them out and enjoy the area. It’s breathtaking especially at sunset."

"quiet. and lovely breakfast"

"Michael and Majella were wonderful hosts who made us feel very welcome during our stay. Their Chalet was lovely, homey and a short walk from a beautiful and quiet beach. Michael pointed out the Cliffs of Moher just along the other side of the bay, which really helped put the area's beauty into perspective. All in all, the stay was splendid. I would definitely stay here again if I ever return to the area.Also Michael and Majella gave great directions on taking public transportation to the property. I almost couldn't believe that buses would make personalized stops, but they did. Truly Inverin is a special place!"

"We had a wonderful time in the house. The pictures online do NOT do justice to the beauty of the location—absolutely gorgeous views from the dining room! Nice enclosed front yard and back yard leads to the water, fun for kids to play. It is a great place for families as the house is comfy enough where you aren’t worried a kid will destroy something. There is a washer/dryer which was tough for us (Americans) to figure out but that’s part of the charm of international travel. The kitchen was pretty well equipped although we found a plate or two had been put away dirty by prior guests. We ate most breakfasts and dinners there. The location was a great launching point for visiting the Connemara peninsula, Galway, Aran Islands, etc. Nick, the owner, was really helpful when I goofed up our reservation and needed to add an extra day. My only quibbles were that the house smelled a bit musty, particularly the back smaller bedroom. Also the rubbish bins outside were overfull when we arrived and not emptied by the end of our stay, forcing us to leave our trash in a bag outside the bins. But again, this was a great little spot with amazing natural beauty. "

"Beyond amazing!"

"It was a pleasant stay"