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Roscommon County Hotel List
Abbey Hotel Roscommon
District: Roscommon Town Super SaverPopular
Secluded but in the centre of Roscommon, with a popular restaurant, superb spa and wellness facilities
Very Good8
(79 reviews)
Gleeson’s Townhouse
District: Roscommon Town Popular
Comfort and fine food in the gateway to the West of Ireland, close to the sights of town and the outdoor activities of the countryside
Great8.9
(83 reviews)
Linsfort Guest House Hotel
District: Boyle Popular
Comfort combined with a warm welcome in a beautiful setting, close to local places of historical interest and the open Irish countryside
White House Hotel Ballinlough
District: Ballinlough Popular
Affordable property in a quaint Irish town, good access to the sights of the west of the country, restaurant serving up traditional fare
Carolans Court Hotel Keadue
District: Keadue
Cesh Corran Bed & Breakfast
District: Boyle
Very Good8.5
(7 reviews)
Durkin’s Guest House
District: Ballaghaderreen
Good7.7
(13 reviews)
Flynns Shannon Key West Hotel
District: Roosky
Good7.8
(19 reviews)
Fortview House Bed & Breakfast Athleague
District: Fuerty
Four Winds Bed & Breakfast Camhill
District: Camhill
Hannon’s Hotel Roscommon
District: Roscommon Town
Good7.5
(40 reviews)
Jacksons Guesthouse Roscommon
District: Roscommon Town
The Life Belt Bar Hotel Lanesborough
District: Lanesborough
Introduction to Roscommon County, Ireland
Sharing its name with the county in which it sits, Roscommon is an interesting stop off for history buffs due to the presence of a castle and an abbey here. The 13th century Roscommon Castle, the main sight in town, overlooks the centre from a hill. Although in ruins, parts of its three-storey high towers remain. The abbey, formerly the home of Dominican friars, also sits in ruins after neglect during the Reformation and dates from the same period as the castle. The abbey houses the grave of King Felim O'Connor of Connacht. Those visitors looking for a break from historical sights may like to practise their swing at the 18-hole golf club or place a bet on the horses at the local horse racing track. Hotels in Roscommon are mostly situated on or close to the main street where the 17th century Bank of Ireland building stands. This architecturally significant edifice was remodelled by Sir William Morrison in the mid-18th century and has served many purposes during its existence.
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