Independent Ireland Northwest and Lakelands hotels

"Front desk lady who checked me in was incredibly professional and friendly. Helped me out with some extra time after check out. Feel bad I forgot her name but thank you. "

"From a very friendly & welcoming check-in, to a lovely room with good views to the excellent spa & gym facilities. Restaurants & bars are also very good, food was great with a wide variety to suit all tastes."

"Love the room! Got a family room- such a great deal/ spacious for all of us. "

"Receptionist was very help and friendly. Restaurant staff didn’t seem too interested. "

"Bridie welcomed me with kindness and suggestions for places to go. The hotel is just what I wanted. "

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"A lovely friendly stay at the Clanree for a second time, with lots of things to do within the hotel and perfect food options morning & night "

"Right in the heart of the town, close to everything. Lovely breakfast and we had dinner there as well which was excellent. "

"Lough Eske Castle was superior in every sense of the word. From the moment we drove onto the property grounds, and wound our way through the manicured lawns, beautiful trees and gardens, slowly making our way to the front of the castle (savoring each moment), we were smiling! We were greeted by one of the hotel staff members who kindly took our luggage and parked our car. When we walked into the castle, there were staff members lining each side of the stairwell to welcome us. We were impressed with a friendliness, the professionalism, and the knowledge of every single staff member who we encountered during our trip. The restaurant was wonderful and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal. We were celebrating our seventh anniversary, and Johnny, the restaurant lead was kind enough to send over glasses of Prosecco. We spent a great deal of time with him throughout the meal and he was fabulous! And truly, each member of his team was as well. Food was excellent for both dinner and breakfast. A walk down to the lake rounded out our visit. Our only wish was that we had a few more nights to spend at Lough Eske Castle. "