We were greeted very warmly by Susan and her husband. They invited us into their parlor, which had a fire in the fireplace. They wanted to know where we were from, and all about our trip around the country. She recommended Gus O'connor's pub at the bottom of the hill for dinner. She said that we brought the sunshine with us, because they had not seen the cliffs in 5 days. The breakfast was very good.
We would definitely come back here again

We stayed at Daly's for the last three days of our vacation. We picked Doolin based on its proximity to the Burren and some other sights we wanted to visit. Once we arrived, we also learned that Doolin is a nice little town to visit. They have several shops that are worth visiting, including one that all musicians will love. (And don't forgot to stop in the pub for music.) On top of all of that, the Daly's are wonderful - we were warmly welcomed into their beautiful home with tea and friendly conversation. We were shown to our beautiful room, and each morning enjoyed an amazing breakfast. We couldn't have asked for a more pleasant end to our vacation.

Staying at Daly's House is like staying with old friends. It was cold, wet and windy when we arrived and Susan greeted us with Bailey's & coffee, gingersnap cookies and a warm fire. Their friendly dog, George, was even welcoming. Throughout our 3 day stay, Susan did everything she could to make this visit most memorable. The B&B is a short distance from the town, and Susan even gave us a flashlight for the walk back in the dark. Being a host of a B&B is what Susan was meant to be! Throughout the rest of our trip in Ireland, my husband & I compared other B&Bs to this one and kept saying " its just not Susan's". Thank you to our new friends and we hope to return again someday!

My wife and I had the pleasure of spending 2 nights at Daly´s, we had such a great time,
Wonderful food really good views and the very best hospitality one could experience,
A must visit
Conor and Mary.