B&B Accommodation
Self Catering Accommodation
Knockaloe Beg farmhouse has recently been rebuilt to replicate the original building, which dated back to the 16th century. We have three double or twin en-suite bedrooms, all with TV and tea-making facilities. There are full internet services available and excellent mobile reception. There is a shared lounge for the sole use of guests.
You can choose from a range of traditional Manx farmhouse breakfasts to the lighter continental style.
The Stables is a luxury three bedroomed cottage sleeping six people all in ensuite rooms.
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| Bed & Breakfast Prices for 2011 (per room, per night) | ‘The Stables’ prices for 2011 (per week) |
|---|---|
| High (July—August, + state school holidays) £80 per room per night | High (June—August, + state school holidays) £700 per week (TT fortnight £800 per week) |
| Medium (May—September+ other school holidays) £75 per room per night | Medium (April, May + September) £500 per week |
| Low (October—April, excl. school holidays) £60 per room per night | Low (October—March, excl. school holidays) £400 per week |
Single occupancy 25% discount ( not TT / MGP) £15 supplement for 1 night stay Extra bed £15 per night Cot £5 per night | Low season Part week stay £70 per night (minimum 3 nights) Single night stay £100 per night |
Winter let ( October – mid-March)
Price includes linen and towels. Gas and electricity are extra. |
In the event of cancellation, your initial deposit is non-returnable. You will also be liable to pay the balance due for all cancellations that occur any later than 30 days prior to the arrival date. We strongly recommend that you take out travel insurance to cover you for cancellations.
We have three bedrooms, all on the first floor, each of which can be made up as double or twin rooms. We have used high quality beds with lots of springs and lovely goose down duvets and pillows, giving a luxurious nights sleep (we have hypo- allergenic duvets if requested). All rooms have bath robes, radios, sewing kits and toiletries.
Room 1 – Daisy Room. This is a spacious front facing bedroom with views over to the east and beautiful sunrises. There is a comfy armchair and also TV/DVD player on a pine chest of drawers. The room has a red / yellow colour scheme and Emma Bridgewater 'Chickens' crockery.. There is a large en-suite bathroom with a bath and shower over. Stone type tiling and candles makes this a modern and comfortable bathroom.
Room 2 – Bluebell room. Our rear facing bedroom has a blue/green colour scheme and is opposite the Daisy room so suitable for families or people travelling together. It has Emma Bridgewater 'Birds' crockery. The en-suite shower room has a double sized power shower with green glass and marble tiling. The TV/DVD player is fixed on the wall.
Room 3 – Sweet Pea room. Our second front facing bedroom has a lovely view towards the sunrise. It has a pink/blue colour scheme and again TV/DVD player on an antique chest of drawers. There is a walk-in wardrobe with spare camp bed for children. The en-suite has pink travertine tiles and a double power shower.
Guest lounge. Our guests have sole use of our beautiful sitting room. Breakfast is served at a pine table at one end of the room. There is a fridge and microwave for guests use and a music centre. At the other end there are three comfortable 3-seater settees around a huge stone fireplace housing the wood burning stove. Cosy candlelit evenings round the fire are very popular.
Drying room. We have a small drying room under the stairs for wet walking gear and an old pew in the porch for weary walkers to sit on to take their boots off!
The Stables is a three bedroomed cottage with a large kitchen/living room.All bedrooms can be either double or twin, with super, comfortable zip and link beds. The bedding is goose down duvets and pillows and luxury, cotton linen (unless hypo-allergenic is requested). One bedroom is on the ground floor and has level access throughout the downstairs of the cottage. The doorways are wide and the wetroom en-suite has a wheel in shower as well as a bath. There are two attic bedrooms both with en-suite shower rooms. These have double sized power showers and are bright with large rooflights. The bed rooms have good sized wardrobes and TV's. The main room has a sitting room end with a lovely wood burning stove. We burn logs off the farm which visitors may help themselves to. There is a TV with DVD player and music system. The central light fitting can use either electric lights or candles. We have a stock of books, games, jigsaws and DVD's to borrow for your stay. There is a pine table and chairs and plenty of Denby crockery and crystal glasses (plus glass tumblers). The kitchen is a pale yellow shaker style with integrated dishwasher, fridge and freezer and a free standing washing machine. The range cooker has a six burner gas hob and double electric oven. The garden is block paved and fully accessible to wheel chair users. It is fenced and secure for children to play with a terraced lawn area and views up to Peel Hill. There are garden chairs and table and a gas barbeque in the summer. We are currently developing a games room to be used when the barn is not in use for lambing (March and April). This will have table tennis, pool table, darts and ride on toys for small children. We hope to have this ready in the summer of 2009. 
"The family at Knockaloe Beg Farm were the perfect hosts and they had thought of everything to make the accommodation comfortable. There was even a little basket in the bathroom filled with things like toothpaste that a guest might have forgotton. It exceeded expectations. The trip was wonderful and everyone we spoke to was so friendly. We could have stayed another week to get everything done that we wanted to." - Sarah - Spring 2009
"A huge part of why I had such an enjoyable time was the excellent accommodation" - Megan - July 2009
"Thank you for a wonderful holiday. Splendid food and such hospitality. Couldn't be bettered, thanks for sharing your lovely house with us" - Robert & Violet September 2009
"Thank you for a wonderful holiday. You made us feel so welcome and we loved rounding up the sheep" - Christine & Ray - August 2009
"What and amazing place: superb accom (all the extra's - toiletries, flapjacks etc is such a kind and thoughtful touch). Fabulous scenery - but most of all made to feel so welcome" - Fielding's August 2009
"My 3rd visit with the kindly Christian welcome and hospitality as warm and considerate as ever, especially with the gut-buster breakfasts!" - John - July 2009
"Incredibly awesome! It was our honor to be your first guests from U.S.A. Thanks so very much for a most memorable stay" - Bill & Vivian - May 2009
"A perfect place to stay for the perfect holiday. Wonderful home, family and breakfast. Thank you for making us feel welcome and involving us in your farm life. The experience of delivering a lamb will never be forgotton. We are already looking forward to our next stay!" - Carla & Andrew - March 2009
The Coach House is a listed 18th century banqueting house/billiard room/coach house which has recently been converted and refurbished to an extremely high standard with interesting original features. It is in a peaceful, secluded setting and in it's own extensive grounds with large lawned area, decked seating area and wild flower area. It also has uninterrupted views over the surrounding countryide.
Whilst children are welcome the Coach House is more suted to older children and adults. Unfortunately it is not suitable for disabled persons.
It is non smoking accommodation and no pets are allowed due to the fact that it is on a working farm.
Accomodation
The Coach House consists of:
Ground Floor
1 x double room (King size bed)
1 x twin room
Bathroom with bath and separate shower
Upper Floor
Open plan living /dining / kitchen area
Prices for 2010
January to May £550pw
June to September £650pw
July, August, TT fortnight, school holidays, Easter and Christmas £750pw
For more information or to make a booking please contact Jane Anderson on:-
Tel: 01624 842393
Mobile: 07624 410796
