My wife and I spent only one day and night in this B&B, but it left us wanting to come back again for more. In our day, we took a personal guided tour by Dudley, the owner of the B&B., and toured the Dingle Peninsula. The sites in "Old Ireland" were unbelievable and Dudley's knowledge of the history really added a great deal to the experience. The views are beautiful no matter the weather. The pictures will show you just that as well as a beautiful November sunset.

The B&B itself is set up in the middle of the hill giving you a fabulous view of the water and mountains in the background. The beach is walking distance but you can also drive your car right along the shoreline! There are a couple pubs within walking distance as well. The owner, Dudley, makes you feel right at home and like a member of his family.

Ireland is always a relaxing special trip. Staying at the B&B of Dudley Morgan (The House of The Four Angels) in Inch has been one of the most beautiful, relaxing experiences (now memories) for me. Dudley Is the gracious Irish-American host with loads of stories, mapped out day trips and he even leads visitors on special excursions. He has at least four tours of area historic sites that range from a few miles away to complete day trips in your vehicle or his. Dudley's rates are reasonable and his breakfasts are exceptional. We stayed ten days in October and it went by so fast that I hope I can return again. From Inch, you can visit Kilarney, the entire Dingle Peninsula, all of the South-west part of Ireland very easily. Or, relax at the House of the Four Angels and enjoy the terraced gardens and quiet contemplation spots and walk Inch Beach right down the hill from Dudley's. Wow!

We spent 16 wonderful days in Ireland this past September and met some of the most gracious and welcoming people you could ever hope to come across. Without hesitation, Dudley was our most memorable host and our time with him couldn't have been more enjoyable. His front-end assistance in providing recommendations and suggestions when we were in the initial stages of our itinerary development all the way through greeting and hosting us during our stay was top notch. Dudley has an extensive knowledge of both the people and customs of Ireland and he proved an invaluable resource for our time while in Dingle-area and abroad (be sure to ask him about his Skellig Michael contact Captain Dan). Amongst the most memorable of highlights of our time in Ireland included a trip up the peak of Caherconree (Cathair Conraoi) which revealed a 360 degree breathtaking view of the Dingle Peninsula and is an example of Dudley's inside knowledge of the subtle treasures his home has to offer.

My travel companions chooice for Dingle area in this home that is very remotely situated above beautiful sea views and panoramic views.Drive up to house is a very tricky and you need to be careful taking turns.Food very good and a good ambiance with host.Road to Anascul is very narrow also and quite scary in places.