Ulasan Enniskeen Country House Hotel

風景秀麗，房間帶陽台，外面就是典型的愛爾蘭鄉村景色，背山面海。離Newcastle小鎮很近，特色海鮮值得品嚐。服務態度非常棒，提前幫我們把早餐桌都預留了，知道我們check out時間早，前台特地起大早送我們，很感動🥲

Our group of 12 absolutely loved our 2 night stay at the Enniskeen Country House! The rooms were so quaint and cozy, the beds were comfortable and the views were unbelievable! The staff were all so kind and friendly, truly wonderful people! And the breakfast… oh it was so good! We wish would could have stayed longer, it was a wonderful experience! This group of Americans highly recommends this hotel to anyone looking for a true Irish bed and breakfast experience!

Excellent hospitality! A very warm welcome. Comfortable hotel. No faults from us. Super food & exceptional service. Stunning setting nice walk in the grounds. We’d highly recommended for a very relaxing escape from it all. Nothing is too much trouble for the staff.

Stayed here for one nite It was clean but smelled of damp and badly needed up dated every thing from the 70’s tv old phones ,tv .. old everything .. I feel like it was far to expensive and like walking into a very old run down nursing home .we just kept laughing and the hole experience felt like we went back in time .. Breakfast was poor.. what was called a fry was poor and under cooked everything through out quickly.. the alcoholic drinks tasted watered down and the staff didn’t even ask us how are stay was when leaving my be best they didn’t ..very disappointed This place could be amazing as the views are stunning but that’s the only good thing .. don’t waste your money on staying here we won’t be back

Great country house hotel, very friendly staff. Lovely pint of Guinness! Rooms are a bit dated, but it has a lovely charm. Breakfast are very tasty and well presented. But the best thing is the beautiful setting overlooking the Mountains of Mourne! The gardens are delightful!

Location was good. In walking distance from town and beach... Room was comfortable. Nice bed comfortable. Atmosphere was super which touch of history . Good value of money. Hosts was good and friendly. Room was clean. Good walking river trail. Good view from window. We was lucky and stayed in room which balcony

Lovely old world charm. The room is very comfortable, with all the things you would expect (TV, hairdryer etc). En-suite has a large Mira shower and it is spotless. There’s a lift to both floors. The building is from the late 1800 hundreds and still keeps most of the original features. The restaurant is excellent and the bar well stocked. The staff are superb and friendly looking after to without being Over attentive. The grounds are lovely to walk round with an abundance of wild life from Red Kites to Deer. The views are over the Shona valley looking to the Mourne mountains. Excellent for a quiet relaxing weekend and a mile walk from Newcastle town.

My wife and I had a one night stay at the Enniskeen hotel on 26/04/25 and we wish it could have been longer we love coming here for short stays the hotel is beautiful clean and very comfortable set in gorgeous scenery with fantastic views of the Mourne mountains there's free parking the WiFi is excellent the staff are very helpful and polite and the food is delicious especially the breakfast I would highly recommend a stay at the Enniskeen hotel for anyone wanting to rest and relax in beautiful surroundings

Beautiful spectator view of Mourne mountain. Disappointed some private when walk on trail. Beautiful food, amazing turkey ham dinner. Breakfast was gorgeous. Lovely hotel although lot of flies on windows and dirty windows. Need more cleanliness. Would go back.

I have been in many times over the years for Pints of Heineken and the bar snacks and good price in the bar and dining room for all the courses. I must say it’s a good experience watching a good film and the beer is the best I’ve had. End of season usually but going to go more often this year when it’s open. Bar opens 11.30 am so it’s a good start to the day usually wine drinkers early but seems to be quiet which is good for business. The food is good and also a good selection of meats. It is filling chicken,lamb, pork duo and the dining room is grand but seems to be a hidden gem. Busy place in the morning, weekends are busy but it’s best to go during the week for business and it’s seems to be all about special occasions nowadays. A must visit for the traveller, business trippers and getaways. It’s beside Tollymore Forest Park and is on the Mourne Scenic Loop with outstanding views on the road to Hilltown and you can branch off at will. To go deeper in the outstanding Mourne Mountains.

Well… what can I say. From the moment we entered the hotel… it was like stepping back in time. We got the art deco deluxe suite ….that had me in stitches….. apparently the most popular room in the hotel. It had an outdated pink bath and toilet that looked like they had been installed in 1900 and the Lino floor covering reminded me of an old hospital. The taps were corroded and felt really unhygienic and the bathroom window was clear glass that overlooked the main car park. I could sit on the toilet and watch the unfortunate guests pull up for their disappointing stay….The bathroom was also bigger than the bedroom ( which was tiny and cramped)…Everything smelt musty like it had been stored for years and never updated. There were 2 members of staff who seemed to do everything … I even think these two people also did the cooking as it was bland and inedible…. I just could not stop laughing at the whole experience. It was also very very expensive. I approached the lady in reception and stated there must have been a mistake since we ordered the deluxe room…. She said that is our deluxe room. Then offered me an alternative room to look at…. It was like a hostel room. They need to order a big skip and gut this place. Also hire a chef.

This has to be one of the strangest dining experiences I've ever had. It is literally like walking into the 70's from the terrible decor to the strange atmosphere they have nailed it. I felt like a child again dining with my parents surrounded by white linen table clothes and staff that must have been there when it was first built. The food is undescribable beige bland vegetables boiled within an inch of there life's and meat that was drier than the Shara dessert. It was all very weird . They brought us the bill half way through our meal like we may run out at anytime. The staff are all in bizarre uniforms that look like faulty towers the whole experience was definitely different. I would not recommend such a shame as it could have potential especially situated where it is. The food is not cheap either for what they are serving.

The outside of this hotel is fabulous. A grand’ old house in appearance. The view from our room over the Mournes is spectacular. Sadly the rest of our experience leaves a lot to be desired. The fireplaces on the ground floor of the hotel have beautiful sandstone surrounds however they have cheap tacky electric fires installed which really ruin the character of the place. The dining room has lovely oak paneling on the walls but is ruined by the cheap polystyrene roof tiles on the ceiling. The food for dinner was poor. The roast lamb was grey on arrival. The braised beef was chewy. The vegetables were boiled dry unseasoned . A bit of butter would have gone a long way. Our room has a beautiful aspect with views over the mountains but there is a damp smell. The whole hotel is dated, damp and cold. The residents lounge feels like an old peoples home. In summary whilst this hotel is in a beautiful setting it is overpriced, understaffed and is in dire need of significant updating and investment. A few small changes would make an enormous difference. Like open turf / coal fires or even gas but a real flame at least. A new chef with a more exciting approach to food with flavor and texture. A rethink of the residents lounge. The TV is from the 1970s This place has so much potential but really needs a fresh eye to improve its standards. I do hope that this is helpful because this place could be fantastic but in todays competitive market I am not sure it can survive in its current state.

The hotel is in a beautiful and quiet location with views of the sea and mountains. Breakfasts are excellent and served to order, no buffets here. Staff are very helpful and friendly. Decor is a little tired but there are some attractive wood panneled public rooms