This was the best B&B on our trip across Ireland and Scotland. The location was great and the food was so fresh and wonderfully displayed. VERY clean and well ran. Thanks!

Upon arriving to Dingle, we pulled into the first large lot we saw...it was for the Emlagh House not Lodge. Don't get confused but you are very close to Maggie's b&b. Our room faced the bay and had a wonderful view. The room and bathroom were tidy and spotless. All the reminders another reviewer mentioned were there. I suspect that they have come from experience, and some very thoughtless guests. I am a neat freak myself and can respect someone who wants to maintain a certain level of care. The breakfast was fabulous and my husband and I found us not wanting or needing to eat until dinner. The house is a short walk away from the town of Dingle and also very close to a lovely walk along the water. You could walk forever if you wanted. We loved our experience and would stay there again.

My wife and I throughly enjoyed our stay and Dingle. I have no complaints at all about the Emlagh Lodge. We stayed there toward the end of the tourist season in October. We had a nice time driving around the peninsula. We ate at the pubs twice in Dingle if for no other reason than to save a bit of money. Our hostess was very nice, very accommodating and knowledgeable. We stayed there a few nights and I don't think there was a single day that we didn't see Fungie from our room.

Breakfast was yummy.

This B&B had us fantasizing about relocating to Dingle permanently!
Fantastic views of the bay as you wake up and beautiful, spacious rooms. You walk into town on a private little trail that snakes along the bay. As we had to leave very early the following morning, Maggie insisted on providing breakfast for us over an hour before normally scheduled- and what a breakfast too! Maggie was one of those hosts that left us wishing we had more time to get to know her- she was welcoming and wonderful! Not to mention that she provided a reccomendation for one of our best meals in Ireland at the Half Door.

As for any rules posted, such as, please be aware that other guests may be sleeping and please don't put your towels on the raditator, these requests were by no means unreasonable if you are a respectful B&B guest. I'm suprised people would find them taxing.