Holiday Home for 5 persons in Clifden, Co. Galway North-western Ireland

This house: CLF 100

CLF 100 - vacation homes 5 people

The CLIFDEN COTTAGES are on a vast area with open lawns and young trees, in the middle of Clifden town with good tourist infrastructure, 2 km. (Open in July / August from 20 clock) main building with reception and bar, laundry and drying facilities (EUR 15 per wash) in the plant. Children's playground, mini golf, croquet, football and tennis (both included). The houses are friendly, bright and harmonious color combinations cozy. In the living room fireplace and a partitioned, a conservatory of similar glazed area that brings much light into the interior. In the living and sleeping areas, carpeting. Little house on the terrace / patio with furniture. Electric heating. Parking at each of the houses.


Local service charges: electricity and heating to Vebrauch (about EUR 0.15 / kWh). Resort tax. Bring towels, available on loan EUR 3 per set. Deposit EUR 100Kinderbett EUR 5 per stay (order). High chair EUR 5 per stay (order). Pets allowed, EUR 20 / stay (please).

CLF 100 4-room house, 2 floors, approx 110 square meters. Ground floor: entrance hall. Living room with comfortable seating, fireplace and divided dining area for 6 persons; open kitchen to living room (4 hotplates, oven, microwave, dishwasher, kettle, toaster). Double room with access to shower / WC. From the hallway stairs to first floor: small hallway. Twin Room. Single room. Bathroom / WC.

Notes Holiday Homes Ireland

The convenience offered by our holiday homes in Ireland each have a tasteful and refined furnishings and superior amenities, including dishwasher, washing machine, dryer part, mostly with ironing board / iron and vacuum cleaner. In each house there are several bathrooms or Showers (separate hot and cold water taps), some with private access from the bedroom. Satellite TV in Ireland is rare for a wide selection of channels. Depending on location, via Sky Channel can often only be received up to 7 programs. In the land of tea drinkers, where coffee is still being prepared nor predominantly in soluble form, is still not ready for a coffee maker in every household, in part, can be used for a coffee maker. Each house has its own terrace or a patio with furniture. However, it should be remembered that in Ireland the days on which breakfast can be taken outdoors or invite balmy summer evenings with a glass of wine, are usually counted. Outside-the cozy stay in Ireland was not the same meaning as in this country, the outdoor seating areas are therefore considered in comparison to the equipment of the houses, often surprising 'Spartan'.

Clifden

The friendly village (2000 inhabitants) is located approximately 65 km west of Galway and is the tourist center of the Connemara region - in the east stand the peaks of the mountain chain 'The 12 Bens' (hiking tours) in the sky to the west of the Atlantic waves crash onto the rugged coastline. In place of nice shops, local crafts, several pubs with daily live music and surprising selection of fine seafood restaurants, bike rental, horse riding (guided treks) and good fishing, scuba diving, 18-hole golf course. Connemara Pony Show in August, in September 'Arts Week' present in the resident and visiting artists and writers, their works. Trips to the 10 km off the coast bearing island Inishboffin with beautiful beaches, from Cleggan (6 miles), Connemara National Park on 2000 acres at Letterfrack (8 km), Kylemore Abbey, with a large visitor center and cafe / restaurant (15 km), with Bike on the 15 km long and scenically stunning 'Sky Road' by a small peninsula.

IRELAND

The 'Green Island' extends off the west coast of Great Britain and is just across the Irish Sea from her. Sparsely populated and with a genuine, still largely intact natural landscape with green hills, rugged cliffs, sandy coves but also with clear water and clean air, Ireland is one of the rare destinations for individuals. Especially in the southwest of the Gulf Stream climate is influenced by many Mediterranean and subtropical plants flourish, but no guarantee for a beach holiday pronounced - 'between the showers' says the Irishman, the weather was quite good. Much more is to be here, know the country and its people. The Irishmen are known for their openness and their cheerfulness, an invitation to sing in one of the quaint pubs comes with a glass of Guinness or dark a gentle Irish whiskey is not uncommon. For the active holiday in Ireland is also excellent: golf (more than 300 golf courses), hiking, horseback riding, cycling, mountain biking, sailing, windsurfing or fishing in one of the many inland lakes and rivers. And who draws it to the beach, are the countless small coves and miles of sandy beaches to choose from. The convenience offered by our holiday homes are located mainly in the extremely beautiful and sunny south-west corner, with the area around Killarney Lakes and the famous Ring of Kerry scenic roads and Ring of Beara. Subtropical vegetation with palms and eucalyptus trees, bays with wide sandy beaches contrasting with lonely moors, craggy mountain worlds compartmentalized coastlines and barren heath. Well worth a visit to Cork, Ireland's economic and cultural center of the south. The canals and many bridges and bridges, numerous shops, market halls, pubs and restaurants in the narrow streets create a sense of when the weather southern atmosphere.