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Bertrand


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Have any of you stayed at the Emlagh Lodge in Dingle, or Daly's House in Doolin? I have reservations at each B and B next March, and like what I see on Trip Advisor, but wondered if anyone on this board had any actual things to share from staying at either place?

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We have stayed with Susan Daly on numerous occasions. She is a joy. She takes an interest in your plans, needs etc. She's very convenient to her deceased fathers World famous Pub  Gus O'Connors( about a 200 yard walk).She has 2 houses next to each other. She serves a GRAND Breakfast and is very reasonable. Tell her Tony Ryan said hello.

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Bertrand


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That's great to hear! I will send your regards.

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Bertrand,


I have not stayed at Emlagh Lodge but have inspected it and found it to be sparkling clean, in a good location and it has a nice host. The rooms that I saw were small to medium in size and the views of Dingle Harbor were great.


I have not had the opportunity to visit Daly's House but Tony has provided you with his opinion on it. Take a look at my Lodgings page for lots of other options.


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If you want to feel as if you are staying the home of a doting aunt, stay at Susan Daly's B&B. She is one of the most fantastic hostess I have had the pleasure of meeting. She is quite knowledgeable about the area and will give you excellent tips on things to see & do that you might not consider on your own. Being so close to Gus O'Connor's is also quite a good deal, especially after a late night at the pub.


Enjoy your adventure in March!


Nollaig Maith Duit,


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Bertrand,


We stayed at Emlagh Lodge this past summer and it was our FAVORITE B&B.  It was small and quiet (4 rooms) and sparkling clean.  Our view over the harbor was unbelievable.  It is within a few minutes walk to town via a small path along the harbor.  Maggie was a great hostess and spent a good amount of time talking with us.  She is also a professional chef, so breakfast was outstanding (order the smoked salmon!!!).  We will definitely stay @ Emlagh Lodge again...for a longer stay!!!


Shawn



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Bertrand


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Can't wait! These reviews really have me excited now. Thanks.

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I've stayed at Emlagh Lodge in Dingle. Enjoyed my stay very much. Had a nice view of the harbor from my room. Has the best Salmon for breakfast! 



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