Rhenass Christian Retreat, Isle of Man

Histoire

Strategically located in the Irish Sea, Celtic tribes settled here as far back as the end of the Ice Age. They were later joined by Vikings around 850BC.

The Island’s conversion to Christianity is generally attributed to St Maughold around 447 AD, an Irish missionary and disciple of St Patrick with a very colourful past!

The Isle of Man is deeply rooted in Celtic spirituality, evidenced by historic keeills that can still be seen around the Island dating back to the 6th century.

Espaces verts et alentours

The house sits in 1.5 acres of garden with an additional 25 acres of meadow to privately for guests to use and enjoy. The garden also features a natural plunge pool.

The Isle of Man is possibly one of the best kept secrets of the British Isles.

It is home to the most spectacular scenery, lush Glens, magnificent waterfalls, purple mountains, rugged shore lines, sandy beaches, and with minimum light pollution is perfect for stargazing. Sunsets are the most incredible you will see. It also has one of the best-preserved Medieval Castles in the world – Castle Rushen.

Plus d'informations

Wheelchairs and wheelchair access
At the current time, unfortunately they are unable to accommodate wheelchair users. Corridors and doors are not wide enough and there is some uneven ground around the house. All guest bedrooms are on the second floor. 

Car Parking
There is ample car parking to the side of the house, and security lighting comes on when it’s dark.

Internal Accessibility
To enter the property there are four steps to the front door. However, if this is a concern, access can be gained through the backdoor entrance. The downstairs entrance to all rooms – two sitting rooms, dining room and summer room – is flat. Guest bedrooms are accessed on the second floor via a staircase with a hand rail on the left. The guest room has it’s own en-suite. 

Guest safety
The venue has a fire alarm system and is compliant with all fire brigade requirements.

Dogs and Pets
They only accept assistance dogs. Please contact for further details.

Hours of operation
8am – 10pm daily