A visit to Ireland will bring visitors back in time to the country's Celtic roots through ancient ruins and magical tales. It will inspire with its literary and musical traditions, which are still alive in its cities. It lets travelers experience a taste of its unique cuisine and explore the green valleys and the rugged coastline of this island. Staying at an Ireland vacation rental will make visitors feel like locals, and help you enjoy your trip with all the commodities of being home.
Peter A.
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The setting is truly amazing and had everything that was needed - it was well equipped. Communication with Bridie was excellent. The downside, however is, that it was absolutely freezing. Of course it is not Bridies fault if it is cold, but the heaters were not adequate and even though we had the fire going the whole day, it was not enough. The other thing I did not like was that you had to pay extra for electricity. It did say so in the fine print on some of the websites. I have no issue with paying for electricity, but it should be included in the overall cost, otherwise the guest keeps on wondering what the bill will be like at the end of the stay. The third thing that I did not like was the fact that it is - again on some sites - advertised as a three bedroomed cottage. It is not. In essence it is one bedroom and the loft is converted into another room, but has no door and has two beds on opposite sides. I have no idea why it would be called a three-bedroomed cottage.