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Ciúin House

Quietly situated on the edge of the town but within comfortable walking distance of all its amenities, Fiona Reynolds’ stylish new purpose built guesthouse is effectively a small hotel.

Bedrooms are simply but warmly furnished to a high standard and are very well-appointed, with orthopaedic beds and all the in-room facilities expected of an hotel, and some of the pristine bathrooms have Jacuzzi baths.

A private sitting room is comfortably furnished with style, and has a gas fire and a surround sound music system and plasma screen multi-channel television for guests’ use.

A high level of comfort and amenities, immaculate housekeeping, hands-on management and an emphasis on genuine hospitality and service all make this a great place to stay.

Restaurant:

An extensive breakfast is served in a bright and airy restaurant, which opens on to a paved area with outside seating in fine weather and is open to the public for breakfast and snacks, lunch and dinner.

[*The restaurant was closed at the time of the Guide’s most recent overnight visit, but a delicious informal evening meal was most hospitably prepared, and we look forward to revisiting in the near future.]

*The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner – non-residents are welcome.

Small conferences/banquets (15/36); broadband wi/fi. Rooms 15 (2 junior suites, 2 family, 5 shower only, 1 ground floor, 1 for disabled); children welcome (under 3s free in parents' room, cots available free of charge, baby sitting arranged). B&B €60-70pps; ss €25. No pets. Closed 24-26 Dec. MasterCard, Visa, Laser.

Directions:

From Carrick on Shannon take the R280 Letirim road. Follow signs for Cootehall. Left for Hartley at Leitrim Observer offices, signed from road.