210 Killadeas Road, Killadeas, United Kingdom | (541) 362-3741
Lovely former manor house dating back to 1710
A fine dining restaurant and a cozy bistro plus free breakfast
Leisure options include a nine-hole golf course, tennis, and indoor pool
Beauty salon and spa offering treatments and full-day packages
Elegant, cozy rooms with wall-mounted flat-screen TVs
Lakeside marina on-site plus boat tours and dinner cruises
Lovely resident's lounge with plush couches and a fireplace
Fitness center with cardio and weight equipment
Room service plus extensive conference and event facilities
Free Wi-Fi and free parking
Breakfast only included with some bookings
No adults-only swim hours during high tourist season
No kids' club or programmed children's activities
The 80-room Manor House Country Hotel in Ulster's Fermanagh Lakelands is an upscale former manor house dating back to 1710. Rooms are clean and elegant with flat-screen TVs, and modern bathrooms, and there are plenty of cozy nooks throughout the hotel that provides a glimpse into the manor's past. The hotel is a peaceful country retreat with period details alongside modern comforts and amenities, including a golf course, indoor pool, tennis court, spa, and two lovely restaurants serving fresh, locally sourced ingredients as prepared by a Michelin-star chef. The tranquil manor is convenient for exploring the Lakelands area. Wi-Fi and parking are both free.
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An authentic, upscale country manor house with modern comforts
The four-pearl Manor House Country Hotel is an authentic manor house dating back to the early 18th century. The hotel combines Old World
charm with modern luxuries, and has been meticulously restored to provide a fresh atmosphere. The architecture has been preserved
and highlighted, and furnishings and artwork throughout perfectly complement the
period vibe. The hotel is surrounded by great lawns, parks, and
woodlands. Inside, decor includes damask wallpaper, enormous
carved fireplaces, elaborately patterned carpets, parquet floors, grandfather
clocks, and heavy drapes. Kids, while welcome, might make parents nervous running around the expensive-looking salons, and there isn't much here that's child friendly beyond kids' menus in the restaurants. The fitness center is the only
part of the hotel that looks a little dated and less upscale, but all the necessary
equipment is available, and the large indoor swimming pool is picturesque. Even
the boardrooms look like something out of a Parliament building or a movie set.
In these sophisticated surroundings, there are plenty of cozy places to relax, including the Cellar Bar which offers live music each weekend. For an exceedingly tranquil country break, this hotel is a great pick that draws couples in droves.
Location
On the shore of Lough Erne, a 10-minute drive from Enniskillen
The Manor House Country Hotel is conveniently located for both relaxing and exploring the Fermanagh Lakelands. Set down a
quiet, scenic country road, on the shores of lower Lough Erne, the hotel has its own marina and feels peaceful, but is actually near major area highways and easily accessible by car. The hotel is a 10-minute drive from the center of the charming little town of Enniskillen, and just a few minutes from the local Enniskillen
airport. Belfast is a one-hour and 50-minute drive, and Derry is a one-hour and 25-minute drive away. Belfast International Airport is two hours from the
Manor House by car.
Rooms
Fresh and elegant rooms with lovely views and modern bathrooms
The elegant rooms are fresh and clean, and all have lake, garden, or fountain views (with lake views
being the most prized). Each room category is individually designed and
decorated in a modern take on manor life -- expect rich
fabrics in light neutral tones, vintage-inspired wallpaper, plush wall-to-wall carpeting, and fine landscape photography on the walls. Dark wood veneer furniture looks handsome, and has modern silhouettes, while there are classical gestures in the shapes of armchairs. Premier Suites even have fireplaces. Bathrooms aren't huge, but
have modern fixtures. Most have shower/tub combos, but some rooms have separate walk-in showers and whirlpool tubs (a few even have TVs for simultaneous soaking and zoning out). Amenities in all rooms include flat-screen TVs, laptop safes,
minibars, and free toiletries, while some rooms have Media Hub set-ups which
can stream music from laptops, tablets, and phones. Connecting rooms are
available upon request and Wi-Fi is free.
Features
Michelin-star chef, live music on weekends, atmospheric bars, and traditional afternoon tea
The Manor House Country Hotel has a
Michelin-star chef on staff and offers two restaurants. Belleek, an elegant
dining room with a solarium and gorgeous lake views, serves a menu that
sources fresh, local produce, some of which is even foraged by the chefs. The Cellar Door Bistro is a warmer, more relaxed restaurant with a
vaulted ceiling and stucco walls; children’s menus are available. The Cellar
Door Bar features a live band on weekends, and there are plasma TVs showing sports. The Watergate Bar looks lifted from a 19th century
movie, with elaborate woodwork, a marble bar, and low, atmospheric lighting.
The Manor House offers an afternoon tea service, but guests should book in advance
to guarantee a table. Breakfast is avialable, but is only included with certain bookings.The Leisure Centre is a full-service gym -- also open to
local membership -- and has a full fitness suite with cardio machines and weight
equipment (though the space is a bit dated). There is a large indoor pool with the feel of a bygone era. The
Younique Beauty Salon offers health and beauty treatments, including massage
and spa packages. The Manor House has a marina on the lake, where it docks the
Lady of the Lake, a double-decker lake cruiser which offers boat tours and
sunset dinner cruises, for a surcharge. Wi-Fi throughout is free.
