AislingQuoy

Breakfast was awesome, homemade muesli, spreads, toast, black currant cake! Both were fabulous hosts, we saw how goats and sheep are milked. We got some good tips about nearby places to go and see. The skies were clear, and we could gaze at the stars.

Definitely needed more ducklings. (OK, I'm joking).

Stay 1, Nov5th2023 Friendly host. Lovely accommodation. Very quiet. Excellent evening meal on request (extra charge for this but well worth it).

Stay 2, Nov9th2023 Their advised evening meal available on request was not available when we asked (well in advance) with the host saying they were too busy coming up to Christmas.to provide evening meals. If we had known that we couldn't get a meal before our card was charged, we would have stayed closer to somewhere we could get food. Still a lovely place to stay, just dine elsewhere to avoid disappointment.

Very relaxed and friendly. It was great to see their efforts in sustainable farming/ living. Lyndal and Steve were a wealth of knowledge.

it was a beautiful house in an amazing setting. The bedroom was really comfortable and the hosts very friendly and helpful.

nothing to dislike

Owners, friends of owners, wonderful conversations, sheep, goats, cats, spinning wool, millions of stars, within 30 min. of at least 8 wineries and 1 brewery, and great breakfasts.

Leaving

Great breakfast, based on the farms own produce. Very good. I was shown around to see how they tended to the animals, and I was also involved in some small part, like feeding ducks and sheep. Very interesting to learn about farming. The hosts were very nice and welcoming. Best stay on my trip so far.