Self Catering Accommodation to Rent
4 Bedroom
Address 52
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Welcome to Self Catering Accommodation at 52
Hazelpark , Newcastle Galway set in a lovely residential setting on the
outskirts of Galway city, yet only 15 minutes walk to Eyre Square in the city
centre.
It is only 10 minute walk to Galway University, we offer an ideal base for
tourist or business visitors. Happily for our visitors, we’re also very
close to a wide range of interesting places around the Galway and Clare. From
hill walking and cycling, to viewing historical sites and taking in the
fantastic scenery, you can do it all from the comfort of our accommodation.
Located off Thomas Hynes road in Newcastle will be number 52 Hazel Park a superbly well located 4 bed roomed semi-detached accommodation situated in one of Galway cities most popular suburban westside residential estates. The accommodation in Hazel Park is an enclosed development with a no through traffic.
Convenience is a major selling point to this self catering accommodation given its location being minutes walk literally to NUIG, Westside shopping centre and of course Galway city centre, this house will also be 10 minutes walking distance to the state of the Art Gymnasium and Swimming Pool at NUIG! . The location is ideally situated for touring the Galway / Mayo area.
Thanks to Galway Airport and Galway Railway Station the region also has excellent transport links with various plane, train and road connections, for example, to Dublin, Belfast, Cork, and further a field to London.
Four bedroom semi-detached property that includes a single storey block built extension. Accommodation comprises an entrance hallway, lounge, kitchen/diner, w/c and bedroom . First floor 3 bedrooms (shared en-suite) and a main bathroom. This property contains all the facilities and comforts of your own home. Sleeps up to seven persons, linen supplied .
Self Catering Accommodation Rates
Dates / Rates
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Week |
Cost |
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Sat 2nd of June to Sat 9th of June |
400 |
Available |
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Sat 9th of June to Sat 16th of June |
400 |
Available |
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Sat 16th of June to Sat 23 th of June |
400 |
Available |
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Sat 23rd of June to Sat 30 th of June |
400 |
Available |
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Sat 30th of June to Sat 9th of June |
600 Volvo Sailing |
Available |
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Sat 39th of June to Sat 7th of July |
400 |
Available |
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Sat 7th of July to Sat 14th of July |
400 |
Available |
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Sat 14th of July to Sat 21th of July |
400 Art week |
Available |
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Sat 21th of July to Sat 28 th of July |
400 |
Available |
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Sat 28 th of July to Sat 4th of August |
600 Horse Racing |
Booked |
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Sat 4th of August to Sat 11th of August |
400 |
Available |
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Sat 11th of August to Sat 18 th of August |
400 |
Available |
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Sat 18 th of August to Sat 25 th of August |
400 |
Available |
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Sat 25 th of August to Sat 1st of Sept |
400 |
Available |
The property can be rented on a weekly basis, usually from Sat – Sat but alternative arrangements can be made. Full payment can be made on arrival, as well as 200 Euros deposit which will be returned on departure. Arrival no later than 2 p.m. and house must be vacated by 12 noon to facilitate next arrivals
Booking Deposit
An immediate non-refundable booking deposit of 150 euros of the payment is required not less than 6 weeks before arrival.
Electricity
The charge for electricity is based on a meter reading on arrival
Towels
Towels are available on request.
Cots & Highchairs
Cots and Highchairs must be pre-ordered.
Security Deposit
A refundable security deposit of 200 euros must be paid to the manager on arrival , it will be refunded once the supervisor is satisfied that the terms and conditions are respected and the house is left in a clean & tidy condition with waste stored in suitable plastic bags. Failure to leave the accommodation in a fit state will mean the loss of part or all of security deposit.
Cancellation policy
Given at least 14 days notice. We will try to re-let the accommodation, in which
case the deposit will be re-funded less a 10 Euro administration charge.
Galway Transport
http://www.galwaytransport.info/2008/12/maps-on-this-site-galwaytransport.html
Pets
we do accept pets in the house.
No Smoking
We ask guests to refrain from smoking in the house at all times.
Being close to Galway we are a good choice of destination for business visitors. The quick access to main roads going north and south, and onwards to many of the key businesses or organisations in the area, has proven to be particularly useful for business people.
Activities
The Volvo Ocean Race
Festival will take place from 30th June - 8th July 2012, when a fleet of up to
12 Volvo ‘Open 70’ class boats will arrive at Galway Docks on the penultimate
leg from Lorient in France. Galway is set for a major tourism boost with well
over 40,000 international visitors expected to travel to the city for the finish
of the Volvo Round the World Ocean Race in 2012.
The final leg is expected to be a three-day race around Ireland, which will
offer double points, before finishing in Galway Bay. As well as playing host to
a festival which will last about 10 days, Galway City will also host the closing
ceremony for the Ocean Race.
The accommodation has several well-maintained footpaths which connect with the local footpath network. This makes for ample opportunity to stretch those legs and enjoy some short or long distance walking.
Or if cycling holidays are your idea of fun, bring the bike and pedal around the wonderfully scenic local routes. You might want to visit the Connemara . http://www.connemara.ie/en/
Salthill offers a range of fishing to be had in nearby Lough Corrib and River Corrib for salmon fishing.
Alternatively you might be thinking of playing some golf– there are 5 courses within an hour’s drive of Galway.
Helpful information
About Galway
City
of the Tribes, is a medieval city dating back to the 5th century. A thriving and
vibrant artistic community, the home base of the International renowned Macnas
and Druid Theatre company.
A whirlwind of activity with Art galleries, old book shops, pubs, restaurants,
theatre, arts, culture, and traditional Irish music. All centred in the narrow
streets bustling with activity and friendly people.
Enjoy great shopping, the city is proud to offer an array of shops to cater for
all tastes. The Canal walkways, the salmon fishing at the salmon weir bridge and
the meeting of the sea and river bed between long walk and the old fishing
village of the Claddagh create a peaceful escape from all the bustle.
The nearby village of Salthill over looking Galway Bay provides a seaside
recreational facility with family leisure activities, swimming complex, golfing,
horse riding and promenade walks.
Festivals
Activities in the
Galway area.
Co. Galway is a
golfers paradise with 10 choice golf courses, stunning scenery and all close to
the city. Fishing in Galway is renowned worldwide. Salmon and wild brown trout
fishing, course fishing, deep sea and shore fishing are all close to the city.
Horse riding although challenging is not just for the experienced is well
catered for with riding schools, trekking centres and fox hunting during the
winter months.
For walking and cycling enthusiasts the choice is vast. Get off the beaten path
and enjoy the scenery, the peace, and solitude. There are forest walks and
national parks in Co. Galway.
A photographer’s vision awaits you in Connemara and the Burren. The region was
heavily glaciated which leaves us with wonderful geographical shapes in the
Connemara landscape. The Galway city is further enhanced to have the Aran Islands, the Burren
and Connemara so close.
History and Heritage
The West is rich with a history and heritage just waiting to be discovered.
University College Galway is one of the Queens universities founded in the
1820’s in the heart of the city.
St. Nicholas Collegiate church where Columbus prayed and docked his ships before
continuing his journey seeking new lands.
Kylemore Abbey in Connemara is a must when visiting Connemara. A lovenest now
owned by the Benedictine Nuns and run as a boarding school for girls.
Ashford Castle, Co. Mayo once owned by the Guinness family. Set in
picturesque village of Cong at the head of Lough Corrib. Croagh Patrick,
Westport, Co. Mayo, Irelands holiest mountain, is a place of pilgrimage since
the 4th century.
Contact
Tel 087 6312708
087 9469356
Email info@allen.ie
Things to do in & Around
Galway:
Galway Information:
www.galway.net also
www.galwaytourism.ie
Visit Salthill:
www.visitsalthill.com
Town Hall Theatre
www.townhalltheatregalway.com
National Aquarium
www.nationalaquarium.ie
Roisin Dubh Music house:
www.roisindubh.net
Sports & Activities:
Leisureland
www.leisureland.ie
Perksleisureland fun park:
www.perksleisureland.com
Golf clubs:
www.galwaygolfclub.com
www.Bearnagolfclub.com
www.Oughterardgolfclub.com
www.athenrygolfclub.net
Restaurants:
Da Roberta's
Restaurant
www.darobertasalthill.com
Lohans Bar & Pub food:
www.lohans.ie
Galleon Grill & Restaurant:
www.thegalleonrestaurant.ie
Martines Restaurant & Wine Bar:
www.winebar.ie
Royal Villa Chinese Restaurant:
www.royalvilla.ie
McDonaghs seafood bar:
www.mcdonaghs.net
Milano Restaurant: www.milano.ie
Tours to Connemara/Burren/Cliffs
of Moher:
O'Neachtains:
www.galway.net/pages/oneachtain-tours/index.shtml
Boat Cruises: www.corribcruises.com
Connemara & Cong Tours:
www.galwaytourcompany.com
Kylemore Abbey & Gardens:
www.kylemoreabbey.com
Westport House, Westport, Co. Mayo:
www.westporthouse.ie
Trips to Aran Islands:
Flights: Aer Arann:
www.aerarann.ie
Ferry: Island Ferries:
www.aranislandferries.com
InisMór Ferries:
www.queenofaran2.com
Contact
Tel 087 6312708
087 9469356
Email info@allen.ie
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