Apartment 14

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 2
Pets No
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Features

Off road parking
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

4 Customer Review(s)

Mr Lemon
August 2020

“The apartment was very good the only thing I would mention is that it is located on a main road and there was road noise.”

The apartment got quite hot it might be useful to supply some fans for bedrooms.

- Mr Lemon, August 2020
Ms Doyle August 2020

“The apartment was clean with clean linen and towels.”

., just one thing , the glasses were not washed properly and the handles on all of the kitchen cupboards were not clean. Normally I would not complain about this but in this time of Pandemic, extra attention should have been paid to frequently touched surfaces.

- Ms Doyle, August 2020
Mr Milburn September 2019

“A well appointed apartment as described to a very high standard.”

A good location with excellent bars and restaurants nearby.

- Mr Milburn, September 2019
Brentnall June 2019

“Sykes and/or their partners should make their various different policies clear: I had to re-book this holiday twice following cancellations because I had not met a payment demand with a 24hour deadline after I had made a deposit payment at the time of making the booking.”

Obviously this is not what happened in reality... the deposit payment that I made was not actually a deposit payment at all, it was charging fee from one of Sykes partners. Not at all clear! Thus Sykes still required a deposit payment unbeknownst to me. Hence the 24 hour payment request. 24 hours for a payment deadline is too short notice full stop, but especially once a customer believes they have paid a deposit. I had no signal (in the depths of Wales) when the payment requests came through, hence having to re-book this twice. Thankfully at the second time of re-booking (I had to drive for a good hour out of the way to get some signal to make a call to your advisers), your adviser was kind enough to extend the deadline until I could have a successful call with them to make the payment. This is poor customer journey that could be reviewed for improvements for future customers. For myself, when I was finally able to speak with your advisers they were so kind and helpful that I was left feeling more grateful to them than 'miffed' about the situation. So a massive thank you to the two ladies who tried to help me (especially the one that succeeded!).

- Brentnall, June 2019
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An Tobar

These wonderfully presented apartments set at the heart of the thriving town of Cahersiveen in the majestic County Kerry have been designed to offer an elegant stay for a group celebration or a family looking to explore The Ring of Kerry and The Wild Atlantic Way, an area steeped with dramatic mountains which overlook the sea. Each apartment houses a well-appointed open-plan living room, where the designed chef of the group can prepare a delicious home-cooked meal before gathering the group around the dining table to plan the days ahead. After dinner, choose to unwind within the sitting room or step out onto the superb rooftop garden where you can soak up your surroundings with a refreshing drink before heading to bed. If you can tear yourself away from this delightful base, a stone’s throw away from these modern apartments are a superb selection of pubs, restaurants and takeaways, as well as a series of shops for picking up the essentials. To keep you busy whilst staying here, venture out to Valentia Island or spend an afternoon at Dingle Bay where you will find a harbour town which offers numerous boat tours to suit all ages and tastes. Alternatively, brush up on the local history by visiting the nearby Old Abbey of the Holy Cross or further afield is the Cahergall Stone Fort. These apartments promise an excellent stay within an area filled with a vast array of things to do.

The property

A wonderfully presented apartment resting within the lively town of Cahersiveen.

This elegant retreat is perfect for a family looking to explore all that the picturesque County Kerry has to offer, which includes endearing mountains, picturesque waterfalls and a dramatic coastline.

Upon entering the apartment, you are welcomed into a bright and airy space, boasting all the necessities for a week-long break.

Enjoy spending quality time with your loved ones within the open-plan living room, where you will find a well-equipped kitchen, a dining area and a sitting area.

After an action-packed day, look forward to drifting off to sleep within one of the well-presented bedrooms, comprising of a double with an en-suite, a double and a single.

During a summer’s day, you and your loved ones can make the most of the rooftop garden where you can enjoy a refreshing beverage whilst taking in the surroundings.

Note: This property can be booked in conjunction with Ref. 1005137 and 1007674, together they can sleep 13 people.

Summary

Two bedrooms: 1 x double with en-suite with walk-in shower, basin and WC, 1 x double
Bathroom with shower over bath, basin and WC
Open-plan living room with kitchen, dining area and sitting area.
Electric central heating with night storage heaters
Electric oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, TV with Freesat channels, WiFi, selection of books and games
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Travel cot and highchair available on request
Off-road parking for 1 car
Shared garden area with furniture
Sorry, no pets and no smoking
Shop 0.2 miles, pub 0.1 miles
Note: Check in time is 5pm and check out is by 10am

About the location

CAHERSIVEEN, COUNTY KERRY

Killarney 38 miles.

The lively coastal town of Cahersiveen, birthplace of Daniel O'Connell, is ideally situated aside the River Fertha, at the foot of the Beentee Mountain, in beautiful County Kerry. Renowned in the 1800s for the salting of Atlantic fish, today the town retains strong links with the ocean, boasting an excellent harbour and a superb marina offering sailing, trout and salmon fishing and deep-sea angling opportunities. Cahersiveen provides an eclectic mix of traditional pubs and modern venues, together with a host of cafés (with free WIFI) restaurants and interesting craft and antique shops, whilst monthly street fairs present visitors with an ideal opportunity to peruse the colourful stalls of curiosities and local produce. Cahersiveen is the principle town of the Kerry International Dark Sky Reserve making it a wonderful base for astronomers. Explore the nearby hidden coves, walk the Kerry Way, visit two stone forts, discover the fascinating archaeological remains at nearby Waterville, or take a short drive or ferry crossing to the lovely Valentia Island. Skellig Michael is also well worth a visit, it is one of two impressive sea crags set in the Atlantic Ocean and was also used as the setting for scenes in the Star Wars film, The Force Awakens. With plenty to see and do, you'll want to return to this fabulous location time and time again.

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Cahersiveen, County Kerry (Ref. 1005136)

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Reviews

“The apartment was very good the only thing I would mention is that it is located on a main road and there was road noise.”

“The apartment was clean with clean linen and towels.”

“A well appointed apartment as described to a very high standard.”

“Sykes and/or their partners should make their various different policies clear: I had to re-book this holiday twice following cancellations because I had not met a payment demand with a 24hour deadline after I had made a deposit payment at the time of making the booking.”

An Tobar

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About the location

CAHERSIVEEN, COUNTY KERRY