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Fir Trees Hotel
Set in Strabane, 12 km from Beltany Stone Circle, Fir Trees Hotel offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Beau Vista
Offering a garden and garden view, Beau Vista is situated in Strabane, 21 km from Guildhall and 21 km from Beltany Stone Circle.
Comfy Quiet Town House
Featuring quiet street views, Comfy Quiet Town House provides accommodation with a patio, around 11 km from Beltany Stone Circle.
The Banks Restaurant and Accommodation
The Banks Restaurant and Accommodation, a property with a bar, is set in Strabane, 11 km from Beltany Stone Circle, 11 km from Raphoe Castle, as well as 12 km from Oakfield Park.
Drumgauty Cottage
Situated just 13 km from Guildhall, Drumgauty Cottage features accommodation in Strabane with access to a garden, a shared lounge, as well as a shared kitchen.
The Coach Inn
The Coach Inn, a property with a shared lounge, is situated in Strabane, 16 km from Guildhall, 17 km from Beltany Stone Circle, as well as 17 km from Raphoe Castle.
Everglades Hotel
On the banks of the River Foyle, the modern 4-star Everglades Hotel has free on-site parking, a bar and an award-winning restaurant. It overlooks the rugged hills of County Donegal.
The Cedar Country Hotel
Boasting a garden, restaurant, bar and free WiFi, The Cedar Country Hotel is set in Bellway, 25 km from Beltany Stone Circle and 29 km from Raphoe Castle.
Ardgort Country House
Ardgort House is located in Castlederg, close to the River Derg where guests can go salmon fishing and 16 miles from the Ulster American Folk Park. Free WiFi access is available in this country house....
Redgate House Bed & Breakfast
Set in Derry Londonderry, within 3 km of Guildhall and 26 km of Oakfield Park, Redgate House Bed & Breakfast offers accommodation with a garden as well as free private parking for guests who drive.
What guests said about Strabane:
- 10Scored 10
Strabane is well placed for visiting Donegal's Wild Atlantic...
Strabane is well placed for visiting Donegal's Wild Atlantic Way, Giant's Causeway and places like Derry / Londonderry and Enniskillen. Lots of beautiful scenery, good food (Oysters, The Fir Trees Hotel and The Bank restaurants) and very friendly locals.
MargaretUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
Strabane is a market town and is an ideal central hub for...
Strabane is a market town and is an ideal central hub for accessing the wonderful destinations North West Ireland has to offer. From rugged coast of Donegal to the Sperrin mountains, Fermanagh lakes and the Antrim coast (Giant;s Causeway) All are an hours drive away and L'Derry is less than 30 mins away. The town itself offers very little to the tourist. It neglects heritage sites such as Mary Alexanders's house and has no park or real focal centre. It has an OK hotel, picturesque golf course, one half decent restaurant (Oysters) a decent bar (Farmers Home) a small theatre but precious little else. So stay here but use it as a base not your destination.AAnonymousUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
very under rated as some tv programs state, they say you...
very under rated as some tv programs state, they say you should try before you buy this is so true. perfect place to start a journey if your heading for Donegal or any where north or south the north is the best has a great deal to offer you just have to look fort it sometime it surprise youdevine
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