Enniskeen Country House Hotel

We had a lovely time. Relaxation at its best in a quiet tranquil setting with lovely staff and wholesome food.

This property is set in beautiful grounds with fantastic view's of the mourne mountains, food choices were good maybe new pillows but thats my opinion. Overall very happy with our stay and will go back soon I hope

Just a lovely spot, 5 minutes driving from town and the shore in Newcastle, 15 or so to some great hiking trails. Grounds are very nice and there’s a gentle climb down to the river, a beautiful spot on the patio to sit out for a drink or morning coffee — and the breakfast was excellent as well (I had to go for the Ulster Fry (similar to the Full English) both mornings. Wish we could have stayed longer, but hope to go back. Seems to be a holiday spot for the Irish and those from the UK, not overrun by our fellow Americans.

Beautiful hotel to relax- nice ground and short trail to the creek. Had dinner and the food wasn’t so good- very bland taste ( absolutely no flavor) and a bit pricy.

This is a beautiful old building, with many features, and lots of potential. Sadly, much of that potential remains under wraps. It wouldn't be a massive job to remove the flocked wallpaper and give the rooms a coat of paint. The rooms are large and bright, and appear clean. I don't think 2 large vintage wardrobes and a large chest of drawers is necessary in a hotel room. Personally, 1 wardrobe and perhaps a sofa/chaise to relax on would be preferable. The residents lounge has been mentioned in previous reviews, and I have to agree, is superfluous to requirements, and feels like a care home. The other public rooms are fine, although a slightly dodgy looking ceiling in the breakfast room. The staff are very accommodating and friendly. Nothing was too much trouble. The grounds are spectacular and include a river walk, woodland area and wild flower meadow. You could be lucky enough to see the Kingfisher, if you stay quiet, whilst down on the river bank, and the woods are alive with the song of Black caps, Blackbirds, Robins, Wrens, Chaffinch, with the whistle of Buzzards overhead. So, inside, not brilliant, outside a different story, but it could be so good. Shame