An Nead

This cottage was exactly what we were hoping for, traditional Irish cottage, warm welcome with lovely freshly baked scones and some welcome provisions.

The cottage had such a cosy feel to it. So lovely to browse the many books available to guests covering everything you would want to know about the area including Irish legends, traditions and cooking. The kitchen had everything we needed and we utilised the bus service into Dingle as well as the local taxi service, all excellent thank you we thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

The property had a fantastic view and was incredibly well-kept.

The owner was incredibly easy to deal with and always was ready to take our call. We enjoyed every moment pf our trip. If you're ever in Ireland, you need to stay at An Nead!

Le gîte est très confortable.

Nous avons été très bien accueillis. Le poêle à bois permet d’avoir une ambiance sympa. Beaux paysages sur la péninsule de Dingle. Nous recommandons ce gîte pour passer un moment agréable dans la région de Dingle. Sophie

Beautiful cottage and great location.

Cait was wonderful, beautiful location, adorable cottage a little musty inside, but with being shut down from covid was understandable.

Great cottage in lovely surroundings .

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The host went the extra mile at this house.

Provided scones on arrival, sufficient cleaning products (eg dishwasher tablets), washing up liquid, enough firewood for the week and plenty of towels. These are simple things but are absent from most holiday homes; what set this house apart from many others was the generosity of the welcome. The house was perfectly clean and well presented. The host was available any time for questions or to offer help Could not recommend highly enough.

The cottage name An Nead means The Nest in Irish and it really suits it as it is so homely and comfortable.

The scenery is breath taking. The cottage had everything we needed. There is a reading nook stocked with lots of books for young and old. My daughters loved the bedrooms. So cosy and pretty. There is a good size garden. When we arrived the owner met us to show us around the property and left us some milk and freshly baked apple cake which was very nice. It is about a 10 to 15 minute drive to Dingle main street and loads to see and do there. It is 10 minutes to Ballyferriter where there is a gorgeous cove near the Louis Mulcahy pottery shop that is well worth a visit. After our days out it was always lovely to leave the busy tourist spots behind and go back to An Nead to unwind. It is by far the prettiest authentic cottage we have ever stayed in and if the visitor book is anything to go by, it seems to be very popular with a lot of guests having returned a few times and planning their next stay.

Amazing location, beautiful scenery, lots of attractions and places to explore.

Truly wonderful place to escape to.

Wonderful cottage; clean, comfortable, well-maintained, great location

Very comfortable Cait was very helpful and welcoming it was spotless and if you want complete relaxing and quietness this is the place the scenery was spectacular

really gorgeous location and the host was very attentive and when we arrived late came to meet us at a nearby pub to 'guide us in'!

she had also lit the fire and left us fresh cakes and milk. although a really wonderful cottage and location for walking, We were disappointed with description of the beach being a 10 minute walk, the beach was in fact Brandon's Creek, and took half an hour and not suitable for sunbathing or swimming on. Other than that all well.