THIE YN DROGHAD

Welcome to your holiday home by the sea

With Laxey beach on your doorstep – and surrounded by walks and beautiful scenery – you can fill your days with activity or relax by the harbourside and take in the view.

Welcome

Set in a beautiful harbourside location, Thie yn Droghad is the perfect seaside retreat. A cosy chalet full of character and charm with everything you need for a break away from it all.

Nestled beside the Laxey river with a view across to the harbour, the south-facing garden is the perfect place to relax and watch the world go by.

Laxey beach and promenade are just a few minutes stroll over the bridge – with stones and pebbles at high water, and a long sandy beach at low water, it’s the perfect place to go rock-pooling, wander along the shore, or enjoy creating castles in the sand!

And when you’re ready for a break there’s a choice of two beach-side cafes, a cosy local pub, and a friendly italian restaurant – all within a stone’s throw.

General Info

During the Coronavirus restrictions we can only accept guests from the same household

Accommodates 4 people
Two bedrooms – one double and one twin
Both bedrooms ensuite – one bathroom, one shower room
Fully equipped kitchen
Linens and towels provided
Free wi-fi
Freeview TV with Amazon Firestick – just login to your own account
TVs in bedrooms with DVDs
Private garden with BBQ
Free parking right outside
Access to the chalet is level, although there are steps into the garden from the back door (the garden can be accessed from the side to avoid the steps)

The Chalet

A wonderful, spacious chalet that sleeps 4 in two bedrooms, each with its own private bath or shower room.

Cosy and warm, Thie yn Droghad is full of character and charm – perfect for a break away from it all.

The open plan living room, dining room and kitchen have everything you need to enjoy your stay, including a games box and books to keep you occupied when you’re not out exploring the island.

The tranquil south-facing garden is equipped with table and chairs and a BBQ so you can make the most of the view and enjoy your time outdoors.

With a dishwasher and washing machine (and a launderette just across the road) you can lighten the load and make sure your holiday time is spent doing the things you enjoy.

Availability

Bookings are usually weekly starting on a Saturday.

However, we’re delighted to offer staycations with a minimum booking of just four days.

Our diary still has bookings for guests who may not be able to visit so it’s best to call to check availability.

And if you’re looking for a shorter stay during the quieter months, give us a call, we’ll be happy to help if we can!

Guestbook

Many thanks for another perfect holiday in the beautiful Thie yn Droghad. We never get tired of this lovely village, and the comfort your cabin provides.

Thank you for the many happy holidays we have had here over several years. This is a beautiful place to stay.

A wonderful week, couldn't ask for a better base for our holiday.

Our 10th visit here proved relaxing, home from home, yet again.

Local walks

Whether for a gentle stroll or for the more serious walker, the Island is a perfect place to explore on foot.

The picturesque ‘salmon walks’ around Laxey take you along byways to the Laxey Wheel, Glen Gardens and Valley Gardens.

SNAEFELL MOUNTAIN RAILWAY

Take the victorian electric tram from Laxey to the summit of Snaefell. On a clear day you can see England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.

Also from Laxey, the Manx Electric Railway follows the coast to either Douglas and Ramsey.

water sports

From paddle boarding to sailing and kayaking to coasteering, there’s plenty to keep you busy if you’re a water sports fan.

And if you’ve never done it before but would like to give it a try, you’ll find some great options for lessons and guides around the island.

GROUDLE GLEN RAILWAY

Between Laxey and Douglas on the coast road, this victorian attraction runs for nearly a mile along the valley and around the headland to a small café with outstanding sea views.

ISLE OF MAN STEAM RAILWAY

From Douglas the Isle of Man Steam Railway meanders through woodland and headland to Port Erin, in the south of the Island, with many stops along the way.

THE GREAT LAXEY WHEEL

This is a unique spectacle, the largest working water wheel in the world. If you have a head for heights you can climb to the top of this 72½ foot diameter wheel. You can also follow the paths and even go underground.The Wheel is about 1½ miles up the valley from the chalet.

HORSE DRAWN TRAMS

Take a nostalgic journey along Douglas promenade on the world’s oldest horse drawn tramway.

Contact

Gill & Brian

Thie yn Droghad

Breeze Hill

Laxey

Isle of Man, IM4 7DL

00 44 7624 368416

laxeychalet@gmail.com

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