I hesitated to write this review--not because anything went wrong during our stay, but because I don't want everyone to rush to book this house so that it will be available when we go again. But you really should rush to book this house. For starters, Tania is a very responsive host, answering my questions on everything from tap water (you can drink it) to where to get a cab to take us to a pub for a local traditional Irish seisiun (the pub owner's son, of course). She advised me to order groceries ahead of time from the SuperValu in Killybegs and they were delivered just as we arrived. Supervalu also sells spirits, beer and wine FYI. That was a brilliant suggestion. The house sleeps 10 in 6 bedrooms. We were only a family of 4 but we appreciated having so much space. Our son is a full time wheelchair user, and Tania put a ramp to the front door for us. He slept on the first floor (ground floor in Ireland) and there was a tub and a shower available in the full bath. My husband and I had an en suite on the same floor. The pictures do not do this house and its location justice. The morning views of the Bay of Teelin were breathtaking, and my daughter was charmed by the sheep next door. It was an entirely peaceful place to spend a week. The Rusty Mackerel pub is literally at the end of the driveway. The food is top shelf, and the people are wonderful. We were there in the winter, so I don't know if the pub gets noisy in the summer with its outdoor area, but there is a berm in between, so I would guess not. The Mackerel also has rooms in case there are more than 10 of you. The cliffs of Slieve Liag are stunning, and are close by. We didn't hike this time but will do so next time. You can drive up to an outlook for a gorgeous view if you can't/don't want to hike. One note of caution for Americans--be sure to bring STEP DOWN electrical adapters. I bought the cheap ones and burned out a nursery monitor and a hair straightener due to a power surge, I guess. Don't make that mistake!

A beautiful house and a great location. Spacious, clean, great views, very comfortable. Would be beautiful at any time of the year. Would definitely love to return.

We stayed in An Scrin last week with another family, 10 in total. The house was a perfect size, plenty of space and had everything that we need. Very clean on arrival and the hosts were very attentive to our needs. Our daughter is in a wheelchair and they even got a ramp fitted at the front door for our stay. The house is in a great location with lovely views. Only 5 minutes from the Slieve Liag cliffs and there are lots of gorgeous Sandy beaches around. We’ll be back!

An Scrin was a perfect haven to escape to after months of restrictions due to the Covid-19 pandemic. We arrived to beautiful sunshine and stunning scenery in Teelin. An Scrin itself was immaculate - to be honest, we have never arrived to a cleaner holiday home! Our check in time was to be 6pm to allow time for proper sanitisation of the property which we fully accepted, but we were delighted to receive a text from the owner to inform us that the cottage was ready for our expected arrival time of 3pm. This made all the difference to us and helped to kick start our holiday after a lengthy car journey from N Ireland. We found the cottage to be very spacious, well equipped and very comfortable for the 7 of us. The downstairs ensuite bedroom is perfect for anyone with mobility problems whilst the WiFi and Netflix ensured content teenagers. The cottage is a perfect base to explore the local area, either on foot or by car. There are beautiful beaches, incredible waterfalls and fishing nearby whilst the Slieve League and Pilgrim's Path walks are literally on the doorstep. However, you will need a clear day to complete the walk in its entirety. Unfortunately, we experienced heavy mist on our few attempts so were unable to walk across the top of One Man's Pass to join the top of the Pilgrim's Pass but we have vowed to return some day to do this. We recommend a stroll to Teelin Pier for pier jumping and sea swimming. From here you will see a small beach and harbour opposite you. This is worth a drive to also. And don't forget to drop into Ti Linn coffee shop where you will be met by friendly staff and good coffee. The little craft shop is perfect for a few souvenirs too. All in all, An Scrin and Teelin provided a much welcomed base for us to enjoy much needed family time and to ease out of lockdown.

Our family of eight stayed at An Scrin over Christmas. We had the most wonderful time. The house is clean, spacious and perfectly situated, overlooking rolling fields down to the estuary and the Atlantic beyond. Slieve League Cliffs form an impressively atmospheric backdrop and we were fortunate enough to make it up to the viewing point on Christmas morning. With a great pub (the Rusty Mackerel) right behind the house you can enjoy some traditional Irish music, indulge in delicious local seafood, or even star spot a couple of Hollywood A-listers on their own vacation. An Scrin’s owners - Tania and Martin - couldn’t have been more helpful in making our holiday one to remember.

Absolutely incredible. The accommodations at An Scrin was wonderful. An absolutely beautiful home. The Rusty Mackerel was the best. The service and food beat most restaurants. Teelin is a beautiful town that offers amazing views and a peaceful atmosphere.

In the middle of our trip, and An Scrin (Tania) has exceeded our expectations! The most gorgeous views; very close to Slieve League; The Rusty Mackerel has been great to be near. Couldn’t picture a better part of Ireland to be in. Definitely the trip of a lifetime.

Genau der richtige Ort für eine wunderschöne Zeit. Wir sind begeistert. Jederzeit gerne wieder. Einfach super.

This property was the best rental we have ever rented. the property is an excellent 5 star ,spotless in every way perfect for family get togethers we enjoyed our stay and will return very shortly many thanks & well doneTania.

Beautiful house with its big kitchen diner, it was perfect for our family get together. The house is perfectly located for exploring Donegal and the Wild Atlantic Way (and of course the local pub is next door) and even though the weather wasn't great we had a fantastic holiday and will definitely be returning!