Nelson's Cottage, Self Catering Holidays, Peel IOM

Lovely traditional 4 Star Manx fisherman's stone cottage located in the heart of Peel Conservation area. Close to stunning beaches, pubs, restaurants and local shops/ amenities. This Manx Tourism registered 2 bedroom self catering cottage accommodates 4 comfortably in a king sized bedroom and double bedroom. Open all year round, available for short breaks with a minimum stay of 2 nights for some weekend promotions. Children over 5 welcome, and 2 well behaved smaller breed dogs/service dogs. The cottage is a recently renovated but traditional property with a new bathroom and kitchen. Full central heating, bed linen and towels are provided along with tea and coffee (and a welcome pack for stays of 3 days or longer), dog towels/ bowls etc. There is a multifuel stove for winter nights. The bathroom is compact but has a bath with an electric shower above the bath, w.c and basin with shaver point. The cottage accommodation is set over 2 storeys (ground floor lounge and kitchen dining and small outside sitting area/ bike store, first floor bedrooms and bathroom) with 12 fairly steep steps. Because of the constraints of size and the stairs, the cottage would not be suitable for full time wheelchair users or some mobility problems but please contact us and we can see how we can help. The cottage is located in the heart of old Peel on a very quiet street. There is no parking associated with the cottage but you are able to pull up immediately outside the front door and unload then park either on the prom or nearby public car parks (both around 100 yards away). There is safe storage for cycles or smaller lightweight bikes at the cottage. Make sure you collect a parking disk on the ferry (hire cars should have one) for parking elsewhere on the island We live in close walking distance to the property and meet and greet all guests. The cottage is located on a quiet one way street close to the town centre and beach. Peel is simply beautiful in itself. Whatever the weather there are places to to eat, drink and to go to. My favourites are the beaches and walks around the castle with views out to Ireland and Scotland across an ever changing sea- with a hot coffee and freshly caught seafood from the breakwater kiosk to complete the treat. For those who like good food there are several excellent restaurants in Peel, good pub grub and craft beers. The House of Manannan visitor centre which is open all year is an excellent starting point for learning of the story of Mann. Adventurous Experiences offer kayaking/ coasteering trips from Fenella Beach The cottage does not have parking although there are free public car parks/ parking on the promenade nearby. The road is very quiet and it is easy to pull up to unload luggage into the cottage. Peel is served by bus routes and there are local taxi firms. There are excellent walks along the promenade, around the castle, on Peel Hill and beyond on the coastal walk. We are thrilled that there seems to be light at the end of a dark tunnel and the Manx Government have announced that subject to the Covid situation in the Uk, the Isle of Man borders will reopen on June 28th 2021. We cant wait to welcome new and returning guests from within the Uk. Following advice from our government, we do ask that you take out travel insurance and dont travel if you feel unwell.