Places To Stay by Tourist Area Erne Waterway (within 35km of the Erne Waterway)

Blessed with one of Ireland’s most beautiful locations, on the shores of Lough Eske, this well-managed hotel was first opened by the Gysling family in 1989, when chalet-style buildings linked by covered walkways and pergolas created a distinctly ...
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Once described as a “capsule of social history” because of their collection of family portraits and memorabilia going back 250 years or more, the Madden family’s wonderful 18th century mansion is set in beautiful countryside, amidst 2 ...
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 Both locals and holidaymakers enjoy visiting Brian and Teresa Kennedy’s farm guesthouse which, unusually, not only offers good food and accommodation, but also Leitrim’s only museum. For a token entrance fee you can revel in Glenvi ...
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The prospect of a meal at Neven and Amelda Maguire's renowned County Cavan establishment has long attracted devotees from all over Ireland, and beyond - and its development, from a modest restaurant with rooms to a spacious place of sumptuous comfort, ...
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This impressive lakeside period house makes a fine hotel, and the scale of the Victorian architecture and the style of furnishings and decor lean very much towards the luxurious in both public areas and accommodation. Recent changes have included exte ...
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Located near Marble Arch Caves and Florencecourt House (and Neven Maguire's renowned restaurant MacNean House & Restaurant in Blacklion), Rosemary Armstrong’s friendly farm guesthouse has four pretty en-suite bedrooms and a big comfortably fu ...
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Belle Isle is owned by the Duke of Abercorn, and magically situated on one of eleven islands on Upper Lough Erne that are owned by the Estate; the original castle dates back to 1680 and has mid-19th century additions, including a courtyard and coach ho ...
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Enniskillen’s newest hotel, the 4* Westville is conveniently central and within easy walking distance of the town’s shops and attractions. It’s on a compact site close to the road (parking at the rear), so don’t expect a garden ...
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You can call in by boat, of course, and if you arrive by road, a little ferry takes you over to the island. It’s an unusual place and worth a visit, if only to call into the pleasant waterside pub for a drink, a cup of tea or an informal bite. H ...
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Billed as “Lough Erne’s original hotel”, this attractive waterside property has recently been renovated and upgraded. It now offers a lovely venue for weddings and other events, and an unusual place to stay and eat. Bedrooms are appe ...
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