I recently returned from a two week vacation in Ireland and the Milestone B & B was "hands down" my favorite B & B. Rooms were nice, food was great and Barbara & Michael were the most accommodating hosts I have ever seen. I left some clothes there and Barbara called ahead to our next B & B to tell me about it and then mailed them to our next B & B. Amazing. If I go back to Ireland, I will definately stay there. Also, Dingle Pen. drive is great.

Michael and Barbara run one of the best B&Bs we've stayed in. The rooms were comfortable and breakfasts were good. Best of all, however, was the information on the area that they provide. Michael drew a wonderful map that shows you where the best sites are. They use this map to help you design the perfect day(s) for you. We had our 4-1/2 year old daughter with us, and they offered suggestions (including a short hike) for perfect things to do with her (they also treated her really well). We overheard them offering a young couple a different plan that suited their interests. They also can provide excellent information about other areas in Ireland. We HIGHLY recomment this B&B, and are really glad we chose this to be our first three nights in Ireland.

If you don't just love these two hosts you must be a stick in the mud. Barbara has the true wit of the Irish and Michael is the most caring and helpful man with tourists; he really wants you to have a good time. I spent three days of my 2 month vacation with them and I still really miss Milestone House. A bed is a bed on vacation; it's the people you meet that make the difference. Michael also cooks a wonderful breakfast with homemade bread; try the scrambled eggs and salmon. One more thing, this was the cleanest place I was in on my entire vacation. Sometimes, you'll find Barbara in back pitching golf balls into a bucket if you are lucky!

Barbara & Micheal - the owners - turn a visit to this lovely B&B into a stay with friends. Friends who know every nook and cranny of the wonderful historic and pre-historic sites on the Dingle Peninsula. This was my second stay with them and this time I brought 11 folks with me - my kids, and a band I play with, - and they handled everyone, with all the disparate personalities - and boy do we have disparate personalities - with calm, gracious acceptance. They were informative and supportive, directed people to the things they would most enjoy, and gave a presentation on the Dingle Ring that would have done credit to a docent - complete with their own, hand-drawn map. The house itself is fairly new - or so well kept it feels that way. And the location is great - close enough to walk into the town center for the fabulous live music- but far enough out to be quiet and to have a just beautiful view. I spent a couple of hours one afternoon with a cup of tea sitting out front watching the clouds chase over the bay and the hills across it. I strongly recommend a visit to Dingle and a stay at Milestone House. (and Micheals baked daily soda bread. ) Wish I was there now.