B&B near Greystones marina?

HeidiHeidi

Anyone know of a B&B or other accomodation near to the marina?

I suspect many local B&B type places may not be on booking.com or other sites, and I really don't know the area well at all.

We're just looking for a few good value beds for one night next weekend if we can find them.

Ta in advance for any tips!

Jimjay

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Anyone know of a B&B or other accomodation near to the marina?

I suspect many local B&B type places may not be on booking.com or other sites, and I really don't know the area well at all.

We're just looking for a few good value beds for one night next weekend if we can find them.

Ta in advance for any tips!

There is one right by the harbour. i can't remember its name but i am sure it won't take long for someone to say

Jimjay

http://www.slievemorehouse.com

never been in so can't comment on what it is like.

I notice they didn't update the photos to show the new view ;-)

HeidiHeidi

Thanks for the info - but full :mad:

As was the nearest other one, which they gave me contact details for :mad:

Next nearest one (and apparently only other one within walking distance of the marina) aren't answering their phone.

Think we may have left it too late!

Blingy

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Thanks for the info - but full :mad:

As was the nearest other one, which they gave me contact details for :mad:

Next nearest one (and apparently only other one within walking distance of the marina) aren't answering their phone.

Think we may have left it too late!

I think charlesland golf club used to have rooms. Might be a bit further away but might be worth checking it out.

HeidiHeidi

Blingy wrote: »

I think charlesland golf club used to have rooms. Might be a bit further away but might be worth checking it out.

Cheers, but a bit far away. Showing as a 30 min walk on google maps.

The idea is (was) to have a few pints and fall home to a bed from the marina area.

We have a plan B though, so not all is lost. But it just may not be as comfortable as a B&B bed!

pixbyjohn

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Cheers, but a bit far away. Showing as a 30 min walk on google maps.

The idea is (was) to have a few pints and fall home to a bed from the marina area.

We have a plan B though, so not all is lost. But it just may not be as comfortable as a B&B bed!

Happy Campers:eek:

HeidiHeidi

pixbyjohn wrote: »

Happy Campers:eek:

Not-so-happy sailors :eek:

I think I might have a bed sorted, though - well I hope I have! - so the rest can have the boat!

ETA - although.... there's all that grass up by the harbour..... is there access? Camping may not be such a bad idea!

Hmmmmm!

Alan_P

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Not-so-happy sailors :eek:

I think I might have a bed sorted, though - well I hope I have! - so the rest can have the boat!

ETA - although.... there's all that grass up by the harbour..... is there access? Camping may not be such a bad idea!

Hmmmmm!

Have you tried Butler's ?

http://www.butlersbandb.com/

Cheeky Chops

What aboout the YMCA place - no idea what it is called.

Fiachra2

There is a YMCA hostel within a few yards of the marina. They are quite upmarket do single/double rooms etc and apparently are very good. (Other sailors have stayed there for events in GSC and been very happy).

After that... well...I find a dry spinnaker quite warm myself!

homer911

Its the YWCA..

http://www.coolnagreina.ie/

Recently rebuilt, looks very nice

HeidiHeidi

Alan_P wrote: »

Have you tried Butler's ?

http://www.butlersbandb.com/

Yep, they were second on the list and full as well.

Fiachra2 wrote: »

There is a YMCA hostel within a few yards of the marina. They are quite upmarket do single/double rooms etc and apparently are very good. (Other sailors have stayed there for events in GSC and been very happy).

After that... well...I find a dry spinnaker quite warm myself!

Not sure the idea of a hostel would go down too well (although they are now talking about sleeping on the boat :eek:).

A dry spinnaker is a great idea in theory - but how often are spinnies dry? (especially when required to double up as bedlinen that evening!!!)

Wicklow Will

Re YWCA Hostel / Coolnagreina:
It's not a hostel in the traditional / "roughing" it sense of the word. So I wouldn't be at all hesitant to try it / recommend it. It was totally rebuilt within the last few years and from what I've heard, from people who've stayed there, it's very comfortable and pleasant.

Cheeky Chops

Airbnb any good


https://www.airbnb.ie/s/Greystones--Ireland

HeidiHeidi

Feckin hostel is booked out an' all!

Airbnb - although admittedly maybe I'm doing it wrong as I've never looked at that site before - is showing no matches whatsoever for Greystones.

The intrepid boat-dwellers are now baulking at the thought, and looking for a room as well.

Help!!!

Fiachra2

The woodlands hotel in Bray is your only other option. About €10 taxi ride away and rooms approx. €70 per night.

Alan_P

Fiachra2 wrote: »

The woodlands hotel in Bray is your only other option. About €10 taxi ride away and rooms approx. €70 per night.

Do you mean the Wilton ?

http://www.wiltonhotelbray.com/home.htm

Wasn't the Woodlands name 2 incarnations ago ?