We stayed two nights, wish we had stayed a third; although not on the coast, it’s close enough to hit all of the locations you want to see in the area and is just a short stroll to the Dark Hedges.
Not really a cottage, more of a single room building; it has no kitchen facility, enclosed toilet or bedroom; all of which surprised us. Heating consists of two portable heaters which we couldn’t figure out and a wood burning stove with a plentiful supply of wood which we used our second evening. The foyer consisted of two sinks, a toilet and shower; the shower was the only thing behind a curtain; there was a sliding, barn type, wood door to the main room. Nice towels were provided. The “bathroom area” could benefit with towel rails, some hooks, a toilet roll holder and a mirror.
The main room has a double bed, two loveseats and table with two chairs. It’s actually a cute, clean and comfortable property, especially if you bring a pet.
They provided a kettle, microwave, small fridge, toaster and espresso maker with some coffee pods; we had expected cooking facilities as it was billed as a cottage.
The owner, Paul, who lives on the property in the main house, was very responsive; we met him our last evening at the property watching the sunset from the outdoor furniture. Instructions were detailed including how to find them as GPS doesn’t take you to the property, The property was pleasant, quiet, sweetly decorated and clean. They’re pet friendly and our dog was very comfort
