Casas vacacionales en Connacht

“Even though it was like a secret code to get through several doors the room was wonderful and the best night’s sleep I’ve had on my weeklong trip through Southern Ireland. ”

“Beautiful, spacious property. Practical Details for Americans: they have a water kettle not a coffee pot, so purchase instant or bag coffee before you come, not beans or ground. They have a washer and dryer. You need to bring pods and be aware, it's a condenser dryer that takes about 2 hours to dry a verysmall load (5-6 items). Be sure to empty the dryer water tank. It's muddy on the property, so bring slippers or alternate shoes plus something to put your shoes in to protect your suitcase....

“We really enjoyed our stay in Newport. The condo had everything we needed for a comfortable stay and was perfectly located for exploring the surrounding area. Kelly's Kitchen, just down the lane, made some of the best chai lattes we've had as well. Sharron provided clear and thorough communication to help ensure we had a great stay too. Thank you for providing a place to hang our hats!”

“Location was great! All we needed to do was sleep here and it was perfect!”

“Wish we could have stayed longer in this lovely home. We were here for three nights.Mike was very communicative, checking in with us a day or two before our arrival and again during our stay. Instructions for the house were incredibly detailed. This was very helpful, as Irish household appliances can operate quite differently than in the US.The location is quiet, just at the edge of town and off the main road. A half mile walk to the good-sized Supervalu grocery store, and a few more blocks to...

“We really enjoyed our stay! The property was very clean and it was a great location for exploring the city. The one issue we had was with the laundry machine. ”

“Nine adults fit comfortably in this lovely townhome just a few minutes’ walk from the Spanish Arch and Druid Theatre in Galway. One of us hiked in Connemara National Park and out to Salthill, others caught the ferry to Inishmore with a return under the Cliffs of Moher (departing close to the townhome), and I explored the city—its bookstores and street art—on several long walks. Easy free parking for one car and the other was stationed in a nearby garage.”