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5 Guests
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3 Bedrooms
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1 Bathroom
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Pets No
Features
- Off road parking
- Ground floor bedroom
- Open fire
- Pub/shop < 1 mile
- Washing machine
- Dishwasher
- Seaside
- Broadband / WiFi
Reviews & Ratings
14 Customer Reviews
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"Want to give zero stars."
Place was filthy. Sofa and arm chair broken. Tiles hanging off bathroom wall and eventually fell off. Flooring had huge gaps. Fridge freezer all covered in rust. Electrics hanging off the wall. I have numerous photos I am happy to submit. My parents in their 80s would not met me complain until home for fear of being thrown out as hotel and turns only b and b were fully booked. Mr Devenny must be blind if he thinks this is an acceptable accommodation to charge 1200 euro for. Feel very annoyed.
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"Cosy traditional Irish home"
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"The owner was very nice and extremely helpful The cottage itself was also really nice, but if there were more than the 2 of us the sitting room would feel cramped."
It could actually only seat 4, so we were fine. More could have been made of the outside area.
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"We met Pat at the property he quickly showed us around."
On having a proper look we were not impressed by the cleanliness or lack of. There is only seating for 4 in the lounge which is bizarre for a 6 berth cottage. As for the spacious garden and bbq, no garden furniture and a rusty bbq. As a family who had taken our dad to Ireland to revisit we were very upset and disappointed, so much so that we only stayed 2 nights and had to pay for another cottage elsewhere.
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"The property itself was ok but lacked a homely touch."
The heavy lounge furniture was too big for the room - blocking off doors and peat burner so we had to continually move it around - not an easy task. Just a thought - the lounge needs coffee table/s. The only space to sit in the open was a big disappointment. There was a rusty old bq and the “garden” wasn’t in good shape at all. We definatly would not return.
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"Excellent location, close to Lidl and Aldi, approx 15 min walk from the centre."
The house is well equipped, just a few metres away from the riverside walk, which we enjoyed immensly. Great woodburning stove too, very warm house. The only complaint I'd have is the level of cleanliness. The floors need mopping and spider webs need to be removed. Other than that, it's a great spot.
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"Great location , pat had fire on for us arriving ."
Had Wi-Fi . Comfortable and had everything you need for a nice relaxing break . Close to shops/ pubs .
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"Lovely cottage."
We were met by the owner who had put on a lovely fire for us arriving. Close to Lidl and Aldi for shopping, only a 10 minute walk and your in the centre.
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"Well-equipped house that suited us very well, as it was very convenient for the supermarket and not far from the main town."
The owner promptly sorted the key delivery and helped us with our stay. The single beds in one room were a bit too soft and uncomfortable but we managed. Lovely peat fire in the living room.
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"We had a lovely stay at carnmore cottages and would recommend it to anyone."
Pat was a lovely host.
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"Nothing else to add, the property was excellent and the owner was a lovely chap."
Would highly recommend !
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"We were told no wi fi but there is wi fi so that's a plus, as for the tv and amount of channels you can get very poor."
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"Had trouble getting warm water and owner wasn't much help."
Some bedside lights not working. Other than that,it was a nice cottage close to town centre.
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"The owner was very friendly and helpful and had a lovely fire waiting for us."
Summary
- All ground floor
- Three bedrooms: 1 x twin, 2 x double
- Bathroom with bath, separate shower, basin and WC
- Fitted kitchen with dining area
- Sitting room (seats 5) with multi-fuel stove.
- Oil central heating with multi-fuel stove in sitting room
- Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, Wifi, TV DVD, video, CD/radio, CCTV
- Fuel, power and starter pack for multi-fuel stove inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Ample off road parking
- Spacious garden with furniture and BBQ
- Sorry, no pets and no smoking
- Shop 1 min walk, pub 10 mins walk.
The property
Located in the lively festival town of Dungloe, County Donegal, is this delightful holiday cottage.
Set across one floor with three comfortable bedrooms, this Dungloe cottage is perfect for families or friends looking for a convenient, quality base to explore the rugged beauty of this enchanting area of Ireland.
The modern sitting room at this Dungloe cottage, complete with leather furniture and flat screen TV, is also home to a cosy multi-fuel stove, ideal for warming the bones after a day's fishing, golfing or climbing.
Indeed, climbers will be spoilt for choice in the renowned hills of Donegal, with a selection of peaks to climb, not least the impressive Mount Errigal, arguably Ireland's most iconic mountain.
Offering fantastic access to the town's main street, which is just a short walk away, holidaymakers can leave the car at this Dungloe cottage and take advantage of the fine selection of shops and pubs available and the famous hospitality to be enjoyed therein.
Meal times will also be a breeze with a selection of supermarkets just yards away from this Donegal cottage.
Take a drive to the quaint fishing village of Burtonport and hop on the ferry to Arranmore Island for a day's exploring, or simply watch as the fishing boats bring in the catch of the day.
Finish the day with a pint of the black stuff while you enjoy some traditional music, before meandering home to your Dungloe cottage for some rest and recuperation, dreaming of another day in Ireland's wonderful north west.
About the location
DUNGLOE, COUNTY DONEGAL
Arranmore Island 7.5 miles; Letterkenny 32 miles.
Up until 1762, entry into the town of Dungloe in Donegal was only possible via the stepping stones dotted over the river. Thankfully, now visitors from all over the world can take the much easier route over Donegal Bridge and enjoy this charming town in County Donegal with ease. Dungloe is known locally as 'The Capital of The Rosses', the name given to this region of the county. The town, which has become recognised as a centre for traditional Irish music, has a selection of shops, bars and eating places, as well as events taking place throughout the year, including the annual 'Mary from Dungloe' festival. A fisherman's paradise, the area has over 130 lakes and rivers and is renowned for its fishing and great sea angling, with several charter boats available in nearby Burtonport, from where diving can also be enjoyed. There are also daily boat trips from the harbour to Arranmore and Rutland Island. Wonderful wildlife can be found in the bogs and reed beds, while golfers will love the variety of golf courses found in the surrounding area. With hills and mountains to explore, the dramatic coastline to enjoy and so much to see and do, this is sure to make the perfect base for your Donegal holiday.
This property offers the following short breaks:
- Winter
- Off-season
- Last minute
- Christmas