We drove to the VERY rural west of Ireland to visit the Cliffs of Moher on 25/06/2010. We found the Half Door B&B through TripAdvisor and very fortunately for us were not put off by the only negative review in TripAdvisor, because our experience could not have been better. As a matter of fact, to the contrary, the greeting by Anne (the very personable proprietess) was very friendly and made us immediately feel like a part of her family. This itself was pleasant as we never stay at B&B's and didn't quite know what to expect. The rooms were spotlessly clean, secure, comfortable and very quiet. It is within walking distance of the much lauded (rightly so) pub experience in Doolin. There is no on-site restaurant, as such, but Anne has an extensive (included) breakfast menu which she prepares to order. One may make tea and coffee any hour day or night. The B&B does NOT accept credit cards, but the prices are reasonable and there is a monetary exchange just down the street and an ATM (limit €120) in the visitors' center at the Cliffs. Altogether, if this area is your destination, you could not have a better experience. Highly recommended!

We were welcomed warmly though the day was cool and rested in a well-appointed lounge. The bedrooms were a bit on the chilly side but after climbing under the duvet had a very good sleep.
The recommendation of the owner for a place in town to eat and socialize prove "spot on". At breakfast, the owner was able to cater to a wheat free diet and graciously sent on her recipe for Spelt Soda Bread.
Our visit was a highlight of our trip.

The Half Door B&B was a great place to stay. The service was great and the breakfast was wonderful. We were welcomed with hot tea and coffee and able to chose from a number of items for breakfast.

Our only complaint was that we could not stay longer!!

Even if this B&B is absolutely lovely, clean and very well located and we had a great time there with my sister (especially in McDermotts pub - try the stew, it is amazing!!!), we didn't really find a warm welcoming from the owner, who appeared to be very cold with us, and were a bit disappointed about this. That was the only bad point of our trip in Clare. For this reason, we wouldn't stay there again and I wouldn't recommend this place as we felt like strangers and not welcomed at all.