This is a beautiful, peaceful place to stay in rural Ireland. Off the beaten track, Splendid views over a lake made in 1930 and Dublin's water supply. A working farm. Very warm and comfortable. Hospitable hosts who have extensive local knowledge and happy to help. Breakfast was great. Very close to the stone mason's town of Ballyknockan. There is a very special early Christian cross laying in a field very close to the farm, definitely worth a visit, close to St Kevin's Way.

Not really. Everything was more than adequate and would definitely stay again if we are in the area again.

The property is tucked back enough where you feel away from it all but also is approx 1 hour from the Dublin airport and 15-20 minutes from local restaurants. The drive is stunning and the views are incredible. The BnB has a beautiful view down to the water and a fun farm trek from the house to the lake (highly recommend!). The rooms are cozy and have great views out the window. The hosts are wonderful and we had an amazing breakfast that they were so kind to accommodate in earlier windows (which helped as we had to catch a flight). This made for the best time ending our trip in Ireland and we would love to go back!

I've been to Ireland 6 times, already planning my next trip, and this, so far, has been the only accommodation I have RETURNED TO. The hosts are lovely, accommodating, friendly, warm...creme de la creme. The VIEW is SPECTACULAR. The rooms are lovely, comfortable, clean...when you arrive there is tea and a homemade of cake. Breakfasts are the best. Homemade scones and jams, fresh squeezed juices, delicious choices...waffles, omelets or smoked salmon and cream cheese. The view however is the real champion here. It's unrivaled. AND it is a vast landscape of farm animals you can get close to, if you'd like. Those are the friendliest, most cuddly donkeys I've met - there are chickens, goats and sheep/lambs as well. It's a win-win and a MUST if staying in the Wicklow area or close to the Wicklow/Kildare border.

Love everything!!

This was a nicely renovated 190-year-old farmhouse. The setting was fabulous: on a farm in the country. There is a long, leisurely walk from the house to a nearby lake. It was a great way to end our long day on the road. The large Irish breakfast was great. The room was crispy clean and cozy. You need a car if you stay here. The closest small town is about a 10 minute drive and there are a few pubs that serve dinner.

Everything was fine.

Everything!!! From the moment I entered the farmhouse and property I was thrilled to be there. The view was nothing short of spectacular. The warm welcome from Niamh and the charm of my garden suite was just what I was hoping for. The comforts of home and the walk to the lake with the boots( wellingtons 😀) made for a peaceful and relaxing experience everyday of my 4 night stay. Her breakfast and baking skills for scones was amazing as I truly looked forward to with my daily coffee with a beautiful view every morning. I loved the area and the ease of visiting Glendalough and neighboring towns.

Everything was great; the place and room were very clean and (besides some minor technical mishaps), well taken care of. Beautiful surroundings, stunning view and lovely farm walk at the doorstep! We are sorry we dregged some grass into the house after our morning walk.

It would be nice to have some kind of towel racks, and more space to leave your things in the bathroom (a hook or shelf, or something). The room was pleasant but not very big and the bed was comfortable but too bouncy for us. We passed along the above minor issues (like a shower we could only set very hot, a night lamp that wasn't working and the curtain holder that fell out of the wall) and hope these will be fixed for future guests.

A beautiful room with an INCREDIBLE view. Comfortable bed and pillows, good shower, room temperature perfect and a fabulous breakfast. Swallows flying everywhere, donkeys and a particularly glamorous pony we nicknamed the L'Oréal pony "because I'm worth it" as he loved flicking his mane! Very friendly host and it was all just so relaxing...we didn't want to leave. It's remote, but if you want a peaceful getaway this is perfect👌

I would recommend going by car. The house is actually about a 12 minute drive from Blessington town, so if you're going on the bus from Dublin you'll need to get a taxi there which costs 25 euros. We had a lovely 18km walk in the immediate area but most of the hillwalking is on the other side of the lake so a car would be useful to get there.

This is a beautiful property in Co Wicklow, run by a lovely family. The bedrooms were pristine and well serviced. The homemade breakfast was a real highlight. The grounds are breath-taking and the farm walk was a great bonus!

I have only positive feedback for this fantastic guesthouse, but will say the taxi service in the general location seemed non-existent the night I was there. I had great trouble getting back to my accommodation from a wedding at the nearby Tulfarris Hotel. Plan ahead with taxis/carpool if travelling for an event in the area - because the country roads are too dangerous to walk at night due to lack of street lighting etc

Nestled in the heart of Hollywood Wicklow, this farmhouse stay was an exquisite retreat from the humdrum of daily life. The pastoral beauty of the landscape was matched only by the genuine warmth of our host Niamh. Each morning, the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and homemade bread wafted through the air, inviting us to start our day. The farmhouse, a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort, offered an intimate glimpse into the serene countryside lifestyle. Evenings with the tranquil sounds of nature made our stay an unforgettable escape. We stayed in the suite and loved it. Niamh was an amazing host. The farm walk is a must do. If you’re seeking a blend of tranquility and authenticity, this farmhouse is your haven.

Nothing to dislike.

Niamh was a delightful hostess who immediately made us feel welcome. The property and its surroundings are beautiful and the view spectacular. We wish we had left more time to explore the property, hike down to the lake, see all the animals and soak in the relaxed atmosphere. Breakfast was delicious and the dining area in the old farmhouse is charming. The bedroom and bathroom were comfortable and very clean.

The bedroom and bathroom, while clean and comfortable, were a bit small. We didn't have a great deal of baggage with us but still felt a little cramped. It's a minor concern, and a sacrifice we would gladly make again. Also, getting to the property can be a little nerve-wracking for those unaccustomed to rural driving in Ireland. Again, this is not something that would deter us from returning.