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Keenans Boutique Hotel
Located in Termonbarry, 8 miles from Clonalis House, Keenans Boutique Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Shannonside - Stylish 5 Bed Marina home & 40ft mooring
A recently renovated vacation home, Shannonside - Stylish 5 Bed Marina home & 40ft mooring offers accommodations in Termonbarry.
The Little Flock Farm
The Little Flock Farm is located in Cloonmore, just 3.8 miles from Claypipe Visitors Centre and 6.3 miles from Roscommon Museum. With lake views, this accommodation offers a patio.
Abbey Hotel Roscommon
Set in calm surroundings of lawns and gardens close to the center of Roscommon, this charming 18th-century manor house has a recreation center, award-winning restaurant and free parking.
Hannon's Hotel
Located on the verge of Roscommon Town, this family-run hotel offers spacious, quality accommodations, free high-speed Wi-Fi and first class food.
The Coachmans Inn
Located in Roscommon, The Coachmans Inn has a shared lounge, restaurant, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Pv Fallons
Located in Longford, within 14 miles of Clonalis House and 19 miles of Roscommon Museum, Pv Fallons has a bar. This 4-star hotel offers room service.
Augherea House
Augherea House enjoys a location in Longford, 12 miles from Clonalis House and 20 miles from Roscommon Museum.
Glasson Glamping Farm
Glasson Glamping Farm offers accommodations in Athlone, 9.1 miles from Athlone Institute of Technology and 9.4 miles from Athlone Train Station.
Shalom
Featuring a terrace, Shalom is set in Longford in the County Longford region, 0.9 mi from The Cathedral Church of St Mel, Longford.
What Guests Said About Lanesborough:
- 6.0Scored 6.0
Lanesborough is a boring town with few facilities and...
Lanesborough is a boring town with few facilities and average pubs. There is now a decent coffee shop where the butchers was, but of course there is now no butchers. There is a mini supermarket which is OK but nothing special. The saving grace is that it is on one ‘corner’ of Lough Ree so has water frontage and nicest views, but they don’t make the most of it. The blot on the landscape is the disused power station that looms over the town, the sooner that is dismantled the better. Locals are pretty friendly and welcomingRobertUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Really lovely area along the Shannon where it opens into...
Really lovely area along the Shannon where it opens into Lough Ree. Lovely coffee place called Lanesbrew. Lovely restaurant called the Wooden Spoon. Couple of pubs. Lovely walks along each side of the river and a forest walk. There is a Supervalu in town for shopping. No bank and needs pedestrian crossing Lovely lively marinas and a great boat trip with 'access for all' allowing those in wheelchairs have access to being on Lough Ree. Everyone friendly. Fairly central on Longford Roscommon border so great as a base to explore. Great spot and easy to get to. Everything in town within walking distance. Big downside is a huge power plant which is ugly but modern. You do stop noticing it but is not pretty.
Maryp49Ireland - 8.0Scored 8.0
Lanesborough is a small, friendly town with all the...
Lanesborough is a small, friendly town with all the amenities you would expect. There are bars which serve food, takeaways, cafe and a supermarket. We ate in Farrell's Bar and the food was reasonably priced, very appetising and a good portion served. The town is more a place to base yourself while travelling around and exploring the surrounding areas. The roads are great and it's easy to access lots of local towns. Probably better suited to older adults looking for a quiet getaway rather than younger people or families. Plenty of opportunities for fishing and there's a local walk into a nearby woods which is worth doing.
Gerry WallaceUnited Kingdom
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