Find hotels near Slieve Beagh, Clogher from NT$4,056

"Catherine is Lovely and Corrigans House is very homely and it's in such a beautiful setting. Catherine went out of her way for me, so thank you. The only thing that I would point out was that the bed was a bit too high for me, but very comfy and cosy. I highly recommend staying here"

"Very clean, lovely staff, great breakfast. Would highly recommend. 10/10"

"room was huge very clean and bathroom was super , Breakfast was quite limited , dinner was excellent with plenty of choice and server was very nice even gave us 2 glasses of bubbly to celebrate my partners birthday nice touch , "

"Sperrin suite was dated, showed signs of disrepair, the bathroom looked new but had very bad black mould around the shower tray, the windows were coated with a film for I presume privacy but that meant you could not look out which for a 2nd floor room was pointless, the coffee machine was broken, evening meal and breakfast was poor quality. Staff were all friendly though"

"Everything was fantastic. This was our 2nd visit to the hotel and we will definately be returning again."

"We have stayed in the Belmore Court Motel several times - you can always be sure of what you get - a good old Fermanagh welcome - friendly staff, nothing is a bother, excellent facilities including free parking and wholesome food all at a reasonable price. "

"Safe parking at hotel. Check was fine but our first room had a very 'chemical' smell so we paid an extra £25 for lake view room. Breakfast was nice but bacon & eggs had been sitting a while ... Spa area nice except no where inside to sit at pool & difficult to swim due to lanes closed for classes most of the afternoon. We had a nice stay overall but not sure if we'll return ."

"Lovely stay, friendly reception staff,lovely surroundings. Bathrooms could do with being updated especially in the public areas."

"This is our second stay. Both were wonderful. We stayed in the newly renovated wing. It was lovely. Excellent housekeeping. We will stay here every time we are in Omagh. "