Absolutely astounding views and everything you need for self catering

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Beautiful place to explore Inishowen. Lovely comfortable cottage with everything you need for a family and furry friend. The owners were very helpful. The view of Lough Foyle was breathtaking and the cottage is set in peaceful rural surrounds. Perfect to unwind, relax and close to some of Donegal's most beautiful sights and beaches.

Beautiful location, peaceful surroundings.

Just a few minor things that would need attention, hot tap in main bathroom not working, need table lamps in the living rooms and mirrors in three of the bedrooms would be a nice addition for doing hair and makeup. But overall property was very clean and welcoming. And would stay again.

•The view is simply breathtaking, stunning location, close to the local amenities. • Clean house, clean bedding. •Good Wi-Fi, and TV set up. •Although not as big as the pictures looks, the Garden is a decent size. •Sofa in the lounge is very comfy. •Unintrusive host, but quick to respond when we had issue with the toaster not working. •Thoughtful bread and milk waiting for us upon arrival.

•The cat. We have a child with allergies and there is a cat continuously trying to enter the property. If you’re a cat person this won’t bother you. We were going to bring our dog along, but I’m glad we didn’t. It would have been hell. The cat is relentless and not deterred by usual shoo tactics. We couldn’t have a window or door open. • Lack of kitchen ware, the tin opener is rusted and doesn’t work and there’s not one serving dish. • One of the mattresses we had to flip on arrival, as there were coils coming through. • En-suite bathroom is covered in mould. We kept the door shut and kept out of there. •Lack of cleaning products, No antibacterial spray or such. •The photos suggest fires are used, there wasn’t anything for a fire. In other places we’ve stayed, there’s been fire lighters etc ready for a little fire. •No outdoor fire pit or bbq. Just a table and chairs. • Battery is running out of the smoke alarm, relentless pipping, we had to take it out early hours of the morning. This is not the hosts fault, obviously cannot predict when power will run out.