Tubbercurry hotels

Cawley's Guesthouse has been a family-run establishment since 1964 and is located in Tubbercurry town centre. Free private parking is available and guests also benefit from a garden terrace and a landscaped walled garden. An en suite bathroom, TV and tea/coffee making facilities are provided in each room. Free WiFi is available throughout. A freshly cooked breakfast is grilled to order, and a traditional Irish lunch menu changes daily. In the evening an Irish and continental a la carte menu is on offer, as well as bar snacks. Picnics can be prepared on request, and special dietary needs are catered for. Fishing can be enjoyed on Lough Talt, which is just a 15-minute drive away from the property. The Lough Talt mountain pass features a 6.5 km circuit and is the starting point for The Sligo Way, a 74 km trek.

Located just 8.5 km from Charlestown in the village of Curry, The Yeats County Inn Hotel offers a garden and a restaurant, just a 19-minute drive from Knock International Airport. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout. The air-conditioned rooms come with a TV, tea and coffee making facilities and an en suite bathroom with free toiletries, hairdryer and bathtub or shower. Guests can relax by the open log fire in the lounge. Every morning, they will enjoy breakfast at the bar where food is served all day. The restaurant serves fresh seafood, homemade sauce, butters and fresh, locally grown vegetables. Guests can drive 5.3 km to the Woodlands Equestrian Centre, 6.4 to Tubbercurry Golf Club or 11.5 km to Achonry Monastery. Sligo is just 41.5 km away, while Ballina is 35.8 km away. Ballymote Train Station is 22.4 km away.

A charming family-run home with a welcoming atmosphere, Eden Villa is a cosy retreat in stunning County Sligo. With home baking on arrival, a relaxing peat fire in the guest lounge and a delicious breakfast menu, guests will feel right at home. Located in pretty Tubbercurry, visitors are close to walking and cycling routes, golf, fishing and horse riding amenities. With the serene Lough Talt and Lough Gill, and Carrowmore’s ancient megalithic tombs nearby, visitors can explore the area's renowned landscape and fascinating past.