St. Anne's Within walking distance of Galway city centre in Galway

“A Special Place To Relax”


This well appointed period residence is situated within walking
distance of both
Galway city centre and Salthill promenade, yet enjoys the enviable
seclusion of private grounds set back from the main road. A fine
example of a turn of the century period home, the décor is elegant
and warm with high ceilings, splendid colours, open fireplaces and
wooden floors, creating an inviting and comfortable interior,
coupled with all modern conveniences. There are four bedrooms
ensuite, three with private bath and shower and one with private
shower.


This self-catering residence has a 4 Star rating from the Irish
Tourist Board and is a non-smoking house.

Ground Floor:

Entrance Hall with feature staircase. Bay windowed lounge with open
fireplace, study with open fireplace, large dining room with French
doors leading onto private patio and seating area. Breakfast room
with large open fireplace leading into fully equipped kitchen, WC,
laundry room. Rear door leading to private courtyard and seating
area.

First Floor:

Three tastefully decorated spacious double bedrooms. Master bedroom
with private bathroom including separate shower stall,walk in
wardrobe,large double bed. South facing double room, with double bed
and shower room en suite. Twin bedded room also facing south with
private bath with shower. Power showers are fitted in all en suites.

Second Floor:

Spacious, penthouse double bedroom with views across Galway City
includes double bed, private bathroom with shower also includes walk
in wardrobe.

Facilities:

Cable TV, washing machine, separate dryer, microwave oven,
dishwasher, hair dryer in every bedroom, oil fired central heating
throughout, private parking, direct dial telephone.

Linen and towels are supplied.

Galway City; St. Annes is within walking distance to the centre of a
dynamic and friendly Galway City, famous for its arts, culture, and
musical heritage. Specialist shops ,restuarants, pubs (with
traditional music) and theatres abound. It also has many art and
sculpture exhibitions.

Some of the historic and regional attractions. * The Burren : A
unique limestone plateau consisting of many Iron and Stone age
monuments. This area is especially beautiful in spring with its
abundant rare wild flowers. * The Cliffs of Moher : Consist of some
of the most dramitic coastal scenery in Ireland, rising impressively
to a height of 700ft and stretching over a distance of approximately
5 miles. * Aliwee caves : Discovered in the 1940's and reputed to be
over 2 million years old. * The Aran Islands : Are a blend of modern
and traditional living and have a rich history of prehistoric and
Christian monuments. * Connemara : This area is endowed with
beautiful and varied scenery. Majestic mountains rise steeply from
an earth of contrasting rock and boglands with many lakes and
rivers. This landscape is an artist's paradise with its ever
changing light.

Some leisure activities, events and amenities. * Horse riding, Hill
walking, Windsurfing, Sailing, Swimming, Scuba diving, Angling,
Golf, Cycling, Tennis. * Galway Annual Festivals include Horse
Racing Festival, Arts Festival, Oyster Festival, Film Festival,
Writers Festival. * Amenities include Beaches, Indoor Swimming pools
and Leisure Centres, Multieplex Cinema, Bowling, Coole Park Visitors
Centre, Connemara National Park.

Golf Information The following are some of the popular golf clubs in
the region. * Galway Golf Club, Salthill, Galway. This popular
course with its well designed rolling fairways are bounded by mature
woodlands and the spectacular seascape of Galway Bay. * Galway Bay
Golf & Country Club & Hotel, Renville, Oranmore, Co. Galway. This
well known coarse was designed by World Cup player Christy O'Connor
Jnr. * Connemara Golf Club Ballyconneely, Clifden, Co.Galway. This
is a sand based links with its back nine described as the equal of
anywhere in the world. Athenry Golf Club, Oranmore, Co. Galway. This
course is generally uncrowded making it a very pleasant course to
golf on.

Guest Book Summary of visitors comments.. 'Superb'. My group (all
family members from the U.S.)spent the last 3 nights of a fabulous
10 day trip in Ireland at St. Annes and it turned out to be the
highlight of our trip.The location was ideal.Enjoy-you won't be
disappointed R.Jacobson. 'Brilliant. St.Annes exceeded our
expectations, and truly deserves its four star rating. The rooms are
tastefully decorated, and the beds are very comfortable. We felt at
home with a peat fire blazing and a cup of tea on the table. In
todays world, one rarely finds such concern for a guest's comfort.
We hope we are fortunate enough to stay at St. Annes again,and
recommend that you stay there, you will not be disappointed.' K.
Maley. For full details email us for web page address.

RATES per week (Saturday to Saturday) 2008 /2009 E
4th Oct 2008- 19th Dec 2008 Euro 1350
20th Dec 2008- 2nd Jan 2009 Euro 1650
3rd Jan 2009- 24th Apr 2009 Euro 1350
25th Apr 2009- 22 May 2009 Euro 1650
23rd May 2009- 5th June 2009 Euro 2500
6th June 2009- 26th June 2009 Euro 1650
27th June2009 -24th July 2009 Euro 1950
25th July2009- 31st July 2009 Euro 2500
1st Aug 2009- 28th Aug 2009 Euro 1950
29th Aug 2009- 2nd Oct 2009 Euro 1650
3rd Oct 2009- 18th Dec 2009 Euro 1350
19th Dec 2009- 2nd Jan 2010 Euro 1950


Utility costs (Electricity, heating)
charged separately based on metered usage.

A refundable deposit of Euro 300 is payable on arrival against any
accidental damage.