We travelled to Donegal as a family of 4, myself, my husband, 24 year old daughter and 16 year old son. We'd booked the little cottage because it looked very charming from the photos and we weren't disappointed. We arrived late a night and got lost on approaching the area, so I phoned Maxine, who was extremely helpful and guided us to the cottage where we were met by Caroline who had a welcoming log fire to greet us. The cottage was clean and inviting and contained everything you could possible need for a self-catering holiday, including an array of pots and pans (self catering homes usually only provide a couple at best). Also, there was a large supply of towels and the beds had been made up. There was no need for us to buy toilet rolls or washing-up liquid as these were also provided as were the dishcloths and tea-towels. The cottage is very close to beaches and also close to Glenveagh National Park, Errigal to name a few places. It was our first visit to Donegal and we will definitely be back and will also return to the lovely cottage. Thank you Maxine for helping to make our stay in Donegal so welcoming.

I booked last minute for a few nights away, Maxine responded to my queries very promptly and was very flexible with dates and arrival times.

The cottage is wonderful. A quaint, cosy base to explore a beautiful part of Donegal.

Maxine met us personally late on a Sunday evening, the fire was lit, the cottage was so homely and inviting.

Providing logs for the wood burner was a lovely touch. Two well appointed and comfortable en suite bedrooms, more towels provided than you could use and fresh linen. A well equipped kitchenette leading open plan onto such a comfortable living area made our stay so much more pleasurable.

My only disappointment is that I couldn't stay longer! I will definitely return!

We had an amazing stay in the cottage. The cottage had everything you would need and not to far from the airport/beach/shops.