Aalid Feie
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About the home
A beautifully furnished self-catering luxury Bungalow for up to Six persons. Situated in the historic city of Peel, It has a secluded position at the end of a Cul de Sac with a lovely enclosed mature garden
The accommodation comprises a fully fitted kitchen with Washing machine, Dishwasher,Oven, Microwave and separate wash kitchen, A separate Dining room with seating for up to 6 persons with hanndmade oak furniture; A really spacious lounge overlooking the garden with ample comfortable leather seating, hand crafted fireplace 42" 3D smart TV with internet access and Panasonic Blu Ray Home cinema with Dolby 5.1 surround sound and Ipod docking facility. Full SKY package is included with sports movies documentaries. Games/books/cards; Wireless broadband internet connection;
The family bathroom has a Jacuzzi bath/shower over finished in Travertine marble. Master En suite Bedroom with fitted furniture and King size bed En suite shower room and TV. Twin bedroom with fitted furniture. . Aalid Feie has its own safe private parking area.
The accommodation is fully centrally heated and all utilities are included. percale linen bedding and fresh towels.
Set in a prime position only 5-10 minutes walk from the beach and local restaurants/shops, bus stops and centrally located for all routes it is an ideal location from which to explore the hidden treasures that the Isle of Man has to offer.
Guests are requested to arrive at Aalid Feie after 3.00pm on the day of arrival and, to assist us in ensuring the apartment is ready for arrival of new guests, depart before 10.00am on the day of departure. Change over day April through September is Saturday and only weekly bookings are taken during this period.
Please refer to our terms and booking conditions page before proceeding to make Your reservation with Us.
| Size: | Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms |
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| Nearest beach: | Peel,Fenella, 500m |
| Access: | Car advised |
| Family friendly? | Suitable for children of all ages Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
| Notes: | No pets allowed No smoking at this property |
Facilities
| Luxuries: | DVD player |
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| General: | Central heating, TV, Video player, CD player, Fax, Satellite TV, Wi-fi available |
| Standard: | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
| Utilities: | Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
| Rooms: | 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 family bathroom and 1 en suite |
| Furniture: | Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Dining seating for 6, Lounge seating for 6 |
| Other: | Please check with the advertiser regarding linen and towels |
| Outdoors: | Private garden |
| Access: | Parking space |
Further details indoors:
Oak fitted kitchen & Denby tableware. Dishwasher, washing machine, coffee & tea making facilities, Large fridge freezer.
Dining room with light oak furniture, patio doors overlooking the garden. Seating for 6
Twin bedroom - fitted furniture & twin beds with window overlooking the garden.
Master bedroom - King size bed, fitted furniture, hair dryer & En suite showe room. TV
Family bathroom - bath with shower over, heated towel rail
Lounge - leather seating, beautiful hand crafted limestone gas fireplace. Sat tv, dvd Xbox, books games ect.
Broadband internet
Bookings in peak season are Saturday - Saturday with flexible dates October - March
Further details outdoors:
Enclosed private garden , A real sun trap in the afternoons.
Further details
Terms - Guests undertake to keep Aalid feie Bungalow and all furniture, fixtures, fittings and effects in or on the premises in the same state of repair and condition as at the commencement of the holiday and also undertake to leave the premises in a reasonable state of cleanliness and general order in which it was found. The Apartment should be compensated for any damage and breakages that may occur (fair wear and tear excepted).
Booking - Subject to availability of the accommodation requested, bookings will be confirmed upon receipt of the deposit. The accommodation may only be used by the persons named on the booking form. The number in the party must not exceed that which was booked.
Payment - A deposit of £100 per week is required to secure a booking. The balance is due at least eight weeks before the commencement of the holiday plus £100 security deposit. The full cost of the holiday is payable on any booking made within eight weeks of the date booked. The security deposit will ordinarily be refunded within 7 days of your departure.
Cancellation - if the guest finds it necessary to cancel the holiday before the final balance is due he should inform Us immediately and We will then endeavour to re - let Aalid Feie. If the bunglow is re - let the deposit will be retumed less an administration fee of £40. In the event that the Apartment is not re - let then, unfortunately, all monies paid are forfeit and the person booking the holiday will be liable for the full cost of the booking. If the guest finds it necessary to cancel the holiday after the final balance becomes due, whether or not the final balance has been paid, then unless the Apartment is re-let the guest will be liable for the full cost of the holiday. We strongly advise that you take out holiday insurance against cancellation.
Arrival & departure - Guests are requested to arrive at Aalid Feie after 3.00pm on the day of arrival and, to assist us in ensuring the villa is ready for arrival of new guests, depart before 10.00am on the day of departure.
Pets - No pets allowed.
Smoking - For the benefit of non - smokers, smoking is not allowed inside Aalid Feie
Complaints—We try to do everything possible to create an environment for an enjoyable holiday but occasionally things can go wrong. Please make any complaint during occupation of Aalid Feie and We will do what we can to resolve the matter. It is regretted that no correspondence can be entered into in the case of complaint upon departure of after your return home, when it will surely be appreciated that it is quite impossible for the problems to be effectively investigated or corrected.
Liability - The proprietors do not accept liability for loss or damage to personal property brought to the Apartment, however caused. The proprietors do not accept liability for any personal injury sustained by guests or visitors to the Apartment, however caused.
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The Isle of Man region
Many people who have never been to the Isle of Man are not sure exactly where it is! The answer is that it lies in the Irish Sea, between England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales, less than 60 miles west of the Lancashire coastline, and it is easy to get to thanks to excellent air and sea services.
The Island is a unique self-governing kingdom - a Crown dependency which belongs to neither the UK nor the European Union. It has its own parliament (called Tynwald), laws, traditions, culture, cuisine and postage stamps. But as a holiday island it is best known for its very agreeable and relaxed pace of life, along with a wealth of attractions and places to stay. And while other differences include the Manx language and currency (though English is the spoken tongue and English and UK currencies are accepted everywhere), there are also reassuring familiarities - such as driving on the left and road signs in English.
It is 33 miles long, 13 miles wide and covers an area of 227 square miles. More than 40% of the Island is uninhabited.
The Peel area
A fabulous quaint harbour and lovely sandy beach, overlooked by the amazingly preserved Peel Castle. An ideal place for a quieter holiday away from the busy Douglas city life. There are many idillic and scenic walks over hills,along riverbanks strewn with wild flowers around Peel. The beach is ideal for children and families. there are bistros and bars along the harbour. Peel aso houses a heritage centre and since the Island has a rich tapestry and strong Viking connection is well worth visiting. The island is famously known for the TT races, Manx cats, Kippers, and oldest parliament.
Miles of sandy beaches stretch southwards from the Point of Ayre until the port of Peel is reached, the rocks changing to red sandstone. This predominates in the construction of the ancient Castle and ruined Cathedral on St. Patrick's Isle. Here the first Irish missionaries arrived in the middle of the fifth century. A tall round tower, still standing, was built by the monks as a place of refuge from the marauding Vikings. This little isle was to become a base for Viking settlers and a fort of timber, or pile, was built thus giving Peel its name. Great devastation followed the end of Norse rule and it was the Early English Kings of Man who laid the foundations of the Castle and walls we see today, the oldest parts dating from the end of the fourteenth century.
A century earlier work had begun on the Cathedral at the instigation of Symon of Iona who had been appointed Bishop by Olaff II, one of the last Viking Kings of Man. The Cathedral, named after St. German, a former bishop, took over two hundred years to complete but was always in need of repair. The roof was replaced in 1697 but by 1785 the Cathedral had become so dilapidated that it was no longer fit for divine service. In recent years an archaeological 'dig' has attracted world-wide interest. Here has been revealed evidence of continual occupation spanning 2,500 years. Graves of the early Christians contrast with those of the later Viking settlers. One such grave is that of a Viking woman, now known as 'The Lady of Peel' whose remains were found with beads, a cooking spit, shears and workbox.
With its sandy beach, breakwater and harbour, Peel has an enchantment of its own. The narrow streets once witnessed the clandestine smuggling activities of the eighteenth century. Today, fishing boats and the accompanying herring gulls are ever present making Peel the centre of the Island's fishing industry. A quota system has seen the export of salted herring to the Continent much reduced in recent years but there are still some to supply the curing houses which produce the famous Manx kipper of unbeatable quality.
The 'Story of Mann' is based at Peel and is a major attraction for young and old alike. Constructed with a concentration on audio-visual displays, the centre takes visitors through all aspects of Manx history and folklore.
To the south of Peel the coastline changes to one of grandeur as cliffs of the Manx slates rise steeply from the sea and lead to the remotest part of the Isle of Man. The Glen Maye stream has carved a gorge in which is found one of the prettiest glens managed by the Manx Government's Forestry Department. Beyond is the delightful cove of Niarbyl with its 'tail of rocks' resisting the waves. The cove contains an old fisherman's cottage, known as 'Old Tom's', now preserved as a private dwelling. Southwards, Cronk ny Irrey Lhaa with its wild moorlands rises steeply from sea level to its 1,500 feet summit. Its name means 'Hill of the Break of Day', so called because men of the fishing fleet returning to Peel after a night at sea looked for the sunrise over it. The coastline continues until Bradda Head is reached while the Calf of Man can be seen in the distance.
There are familiar High Street names, local speciality stores, the Woollen Mills at Laxey, heritage shops, excellent new facilities in Douglas and many other traditional shops across the Island. The superb Tynwald Mill Craft Centre at St John's is one of several outlets selling Manx rural craft products made right here on the Isle of Man.
Children can really let their hair down at fun attractions such as the Wet Zone, Manxland, Superbowl, Curraghs Wildlife Park, Onchan Pleasure Park, and the interactive hi-tech Manx Museum and House of Manannan. Not forgetting beaches, swimming pools, Mooragh Park at Ramsey and Silverdale's boating pool, carousel, picnic area and wildlife and nature trails.
Venues such as the beautifully restored Victorian Gaiety Theatre, Summerland, Palace Cinema, Erin Arts Centre and many lively nightspots provide great holiday entertainment for all ages.
On the Isle of Man there's never a dull moment, whatever your age and interests.
Fabulous scenery, enchanting glens, miles of uncrowded beaches, medieval castles, Victorian railways and trams, beautiful parks and gardens, international motorsport, countless opportunities for first-class angling, golf and watersports and other activities, fascinating museums and heritage centres, delicious Manx wining and dining...
Just how much more can you pack into one holiday?
How to get there
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| Airport: | Castletown: 15 km |
| Ferry: | Douglas: 17 km |
Travel to the Isle of Man
Wherever you live travelling to the Isle of Man by air or by sea is easy. The airlines serving the Island are; Aer Arann, British Airways, Flybe, Eastern Airways, VLM Airlines, Euromanx, Logonair, Blue Islands and BNWA. The Island's ferry operator is the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company.
Travel Information by air
Aer Arann fly to the Island from Dublin, Liverpool and Luton.
Blue Islands have departures to the Island from Jersey and Guernsey.
British Airways has departures to the Island from London Gatwick, London Luton and Manchester. Eastern Airways fly from Bristol, Birmingham, Newcastle and Southampton Euromanx fly from Liverpool, London City, Belfast City, and Manchester.
Flybe have services from Birmingham.
Loganair fly on behalf of British Airways from Glasgow and Edinburgh to the Isle of Man (Edinburgh to commence on 29th May)
British Northwest Airlines fly from Blackpool and Belfast City to the Isle of Man
VLM Airlines fly from London City and Brussels to the Isle of Man
Carrier
IOM Steam Packet Co 08705 523523 http://www.steam-packet.com
Aer Arann 353 1 844 7700 http://www.aerarann.com
British Airways 0845 77 333 77 http://www.ba.com
Blue Islands 01481 727567 http://www.rockhopper.aero
British NorthWest Airlines Ltd 01253 349073 http://www.flybnwa.co.uk
Eastern Airways 01652 680600 http://www.easternairways.com
Euromanx Limited 0870 787 7879 http://www.euromanx.com
Flybe 08705 676 676 http://www.flybe.com
U.K. and Ireland Airport Information http://www.a2bairports.co.uk
Activities near Peel
Tennis in town
Watersports
Horse Riding
Golf less than 15 mins walk
Fishing
Walking holidays
Beach or lakeside relaxation
Cycling holidays
Reviews
 25 Jul 2011 |
We had a lovely 2 week holiday at the cottage. It was in the perfect place to explore the whole of the island. It was well equiped with everything you needed. The cooker/stove was a bit difficult to... more |
25 Feb 2011 |
Travelled by ferry from Liverpool which was fine but once on Isle of Man soil it started raining and continued for our journey to Peel. What a pleasant surprise however when we reached the bungalow... more |
06 Sep 2010 |
clean, comfortable, very well eqiped and the welcome pack of beers a great idea! Verified by FlipKey, a TripAdvisor company |
Rental prices
| Rental prices originally quoted in: British £ | Convert to: |
| Prices for group size 4 | ||||||
| Period | From | To | Weekly | Nightly rate | Minimum stay | |
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| 29 Sep 12 | 25 May 13 | £ 499 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| TT | 25 May 13 | 8 Jun 13 | £ 845 | - | - | 1 Week |
| Summer | 8 Jun 13 | 31 Aug 13 | £ 699 | - | - | 1 Week |
| Summer | 31 Aug 13 | 2 Nov 13 | £ 499 | - | - | 1 Week |
| Prices for group size 6 | ||||||
| Period | From | To | Weekly | Nightly rate | Minimum stay | |
| Weekday | Weekend | |||||
| 29 Sep 12 | 25 May 13 | £ 599 | - | - | 1 Week | |
| TT | 25 May 13 | 8 Jun 13 | £ 845 | - | - | 1 Week |
| Summer | 8 Jun 13 | 31 Aug 13 | £ 799 | - | - | 1 Week |
| Summer | 31 Aug 13 | 2 Nov 13 | £ 599 | - | - | 1 Week |
The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights
NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.
Saturday - Saturday
TT Fortnight £1,690
Deposit of 20% is payable
The balance plus a £100 security bond are payable 8 weeks before your holiday.
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