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Thie Shey
Thie Shey
6 Thornhill Close
Port Erin
IM9 6NF
6 Thornhill Close
Port Erin
IM9 6NF
Bed & Breakfast
Award
Call direct on:
Tel+44 (0) 1624 830607
From
£40.00
AwardCall direct on:
Tel+44 (0) 1624 830607
| Room / Unit Type | Room / Unit Tariff* | |
|---|---|---|
| Double | £40.00 per person (breakfast included) | |
| Also available as: | ||
| Twin | £40.00 per person (breakfast included) | |
*Standard £40.00 per person per night. No supplement for single occupancy
High season £50.00 per person per night. No single occupancy
Special offer for stays of 3 nights or more - Except during TT
Port Erin
By car - from the ferry terminal at Douglas - Signposts to look for initially are “Castletown & the South” followed by “Port Erin”.
1. At the exit to the ferry terminal turn first left at the roundabout.
2. At the next roundabout take the first left.
3. Straight on at the next roundabout and over the bridge then turn right at the roundabout.
4. Follow the road along the marina and go straight ahead at the next 2 roundabouts.
5. Follow the road to the next roundabout then turn first left onto the A5. Carry on along this road (don’t forget to say “Hello” to the fairies at Fairy Bridge).
6. At the roundabout in Ballasalla, turn first left, then straight on at the 2 roundabouts passing the airport.
7. At the next 2 roundabouts, turn right. You are still on the A5 and will now see signs for “Port Erin”.
8. Go straight on at the traffic lights and head towards the coast.
9. Follow the coast until you are almost at the end of the large bay then take a right fork for “Port Erin”.
10. At the next roundabout go straight on (known locally as “Four Roads”).
11. Half way between this roundabout and the sea (ignoring the minor side roads), turn right into Ballafesson Road*.
12. Take the second left into Bay View Road and the second right into Ballaneale Avenue.
13. Thornhill Close is the first left and Thie Shey is the sixth house on the right hand side. You are welcome to use the drive.
*If you miss Ballafesson Road or would prefer to get your bearings in Port Erin, carry straight on to the seafront. You will pass the railway station and also see some of our local shops. If you turn right along the promenade you will get a good view of the beach, the Mull and Bradda Head. Just before the road starts to climb turn right onto Bay View Road. You will pass our well-stocked supermarket on your right. Ignore the minor side roads and turn left just before the bus shelter, into Ballaneale Avenue. Thornhill Close is the first left and Thie Shey is the sixth house on the right hand side. You are welcome to use the drive.
By car from the airport.
There are 2 exits and 2 roundabouts onto the A5. Signposts to look for are initially “Castletown & the South” followed by “Port Erin”. Turn left at the roundabout to exit the airport. Once you have completely past the airport then follow the directions from 7. above.
Bus from the ferry terminal. Bus numbers 1 and 2 both come to Port Erin. There are bus shelters on Lord Street. From the main passenger terminal exit, Lord Street is the left fork (rather than heading onto the Promenade). There are pedestrian crossings. The bus stop is approximately 200 metres.
Bus from the airport. Bus numbers 1 and 2 both come to Port Erin. The airport operates a one-way system for buses so please look out for buses 1 or 2 heading for Port Erin via Castletown rather than Douglas. The stop is to the left as you exit the airport.
From the bus stop to Thie Shey
Bus number 1 comes into Port Erin along Ballafesson Road and the nearest stop is opposite Bay View Road. Walk down Bay View Road and take the second right into Ballaneale Avenue (just beyond the bus shelter). Thornhill Close is the first left and Thie Shey is the sixth house on the right hand side.
Bus number 2 comes into Port Erin along the coast road and terminates at Bridson Street (opposite the Cherry Orchard). Walk along Bridson Street keeping the car park for the supermarket on your left. At the end, turn right onto Bay View Road. Take the next left up the side road Harrison Street (the road sign is behind you). When you reach the doggy bin, turn right through the short-cut path. Continue straight on to Thornhill close. Thie Shey is the second house on the left going down the road.
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| High Season (28 May 2021 - 12 June 2021) |
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