There is a lot to like about Milltown House, but there were a few major things that did strain our trip. I'll start with what we loved: Delicious, bountiful breakfast; some of the rooms are stunning and very comfortable; nice common areas, and friendly, fun Irish wolfhounds. We also appreciated that the staff accommodated our request to switch rooms. However, this brings me to what was difficult about Milltown: The rooms are not all equal, or even close. We were paying a premier rate (higher than their website lists, since we booked through Expedia) and our room was stuffy, with a very awkward spacial floor plan, no window (just a sliding door into a shared patio that was very uninspired). It was hot and airless and noticeably damp/dank. It was so uncomfortable we requested to switch rooms (and thank you so much for the staff for accommodating). Milltown House should mark down this room or upgrade it. Secondly, the parking lot does NOT accommodate all guests, when there's a full house. We came back around 11pm from Dingle one night to find no spots available and had to park on the very dark country road. The staff are doing their best, but they also seem stressed and are literally doing everything (reception, service at breakfast, housekeeping). We were locked out of the building during our room switch and there was no one ostensibly on the premises to let us in. It's also not really walkable to town, unless you're okay with a mile each way, no side walk part of the way.