Enniskeen Country House Hotel is a mountainside hideaway; this family-run hotel rests in the lush Shimna Valley just outside Newcastle, Co. Down. Here you can explore the hotel's stunning 12-acre estate and winding woodland trail down to the Shimna River, enjoy the striking views over Northern Ireland's highest mountain Slieve Donard and the Irish Sea, or spot wildlife roaming the gardens.
Warm smiles welcome you and cosy open fires crackle as you relax in peace and quiet during the cooler months, while you can savour the Enniskeen's 'old world charm' as you let the world go by from the terrace in the summer months. Treat yourself to the Enniskeen's signature Mourne Honey Afternoon Tea, enjoy delicious meals made from fresh local produce and fine wines, all served with an attentive personal service.
Accommodation comprises of 12 traditionally furnished rooms, many with striking mountain and sea views; views that were an inspiration to C.S. Lewis when he wrote the 'Chronicles of Narnia'.
Warm smiles welcome you and cosy open fires crackle as you relax in peace and quiet during the cooler months, while you can savour the Enniskeen's 'old world charm' as you let the world go by from the terrace in the summer months. Treat yourself to the Enniskeen's signature Mourne Honey Afternoon Tea, enjoy delicious meals made from fresh local produce and fine wines, all served with an attentive personal service.
Accommodation comprises of 12 traditionally furnished rooms, many with striking mountain and sea views; views that were an inspiration to C.S. Lewis when he wrote the 'Chronicles of Narnia'.
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Accommodation at Enniskeen Country House Hotel comprises 12 traditionally furnished rooms, many with striking mountain and sea views.
Rooms are all en suite and include a flat screen TV, tea/coffee making facilities and a hair dryer.
All bookings include breakfast, parking and Wi-Fi.
Each room is individually styled and many reflect the house's history; the original pink art deco bathroom in Room 6; the stunning mountain views from the superior Room 9; the panoramic mountain, forest and sea views from Room 15 perched in the turret at the top of the house.
Rooms are all en suite and include a flat screen TV, tea/coffee making facilities and a hair dryer.
All bookings include breakfast, parking and Wi-Fi.
Each room is individually styled and many reflect the house's history; the original pink art deco bathroom in Room 6; the stunning mountain views from the superior Room 9; the panoramic mountain, forest and sea views from Room 15 perched in the turret at the top of the house.
The Oak Restaurant is located in the Enniskeen Country House in the Mourne foothills, just outside Newcastle, Co. Down.
It is renowned for its 'Old World' ambience, traditional Northern Irish cuisine, and a service that is professional, discreet and attentive.
Enjoy the very best in fresh, locally sourced seasonal food and fine wines, as you look out across the garden at the wonderful views over Newcastle, the Mountains of Mourne and Irish Sea.
After a delicious dessert, retire to the 'Brandy Pad' lounge, where you can sit back, relax in the peace and quiet, and let the world go by.
It is renowned for its 'Old World' ambience, traditional Northern Irish cuisine, and a service that is professional, discreet and attentive.
Enjoy the very best in fresh, locally sourced seasonal food and fine wines, as you look out across the garden at the wonderful views over Newcastle, the Mountains of Mourne and Irish Sea.
After a delicious dessert, retire to the 'Brandy Pad' lounge, where you can sit back, relax in the peace and quiet, and let the world go by.
Traditional afternoon tea as it should be; delicious finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones and tray bakes in a historic country house set amongst stunning scenery.
Our afternoon tea menu is inspired by our wonderful local Mourne Honey, which we source from a local bee guru who operates a small apiary close by on the slopes of Slieve Donard mountain.
The bees gather their pollen and nectar from the wonderful Mourne 'bell and ling heathers' on a good year, and also from fushia, sycamore, dandelion, bramble, clover, and blackberry bushes.
Our afternoon tea menu is inspired by our wonderful local Mourne Honey, which we source from a local bee guru who operates a small apiary close by on the slopes of Slieve Donard mountain.
The bees gather their pollen and nectar from the wonderful Mourne 'bell and ling heathers' on a good year, and also from fushia, sycamore, dandelion, bramble, clover, and blackberry bushes.
Whether you are looking for a unique, small wedding venue or organising an anniversary, christening, birthday, dinner party or family gathering the Enniskeen Country House Hotel is an ideal choice.
This intimate, private and unique venue is located in the beautiful foothills of the Mourne Mountains on the outskirts of Newcastle, Co. Down.
Each special occasion is arranged on an individual basis and meticulously organised to make it 'special' for you.
We strive to provide you with an enjoyable and memorable experience to look back on for years to come.
This intimate, private and unique venue is located in the beautiful foothills of the Mourne Mountains on the outskirts of Newcastle, Co. Down.
Each special occasion is arranged on an individual basis and meticulously organised to make it 'special' for you.
We strive to provide you with an enjoyable and memorable experience to look back on for years to come.
Ask about our shuttle bus up to the beautiful Spelga Dam in the heart of the Mourne Mountains - then it's all downhill back to the Enniskeen for a delicious Afternoon Tea!
Advance booking is required - please contact hotel reception on 028 4372 2392 to reserve your place.
Spectacular scenery with a diversity of landscape and physical features offers unique cycle routes in Co Down.
The entire Mournes area is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) partly owned by the National Trust and is currently proposed as Northern Ireland's very first National Park.
Advance booking is required - please contact hotel reception on 028 4372 2392 to reserve your place.
Spectacular scenery with a diversity of landscape and physical features offers unique cycle routes in Co Down.
The entire Mournes area is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) partly owned by the National Trust and is currently proposed as Northern Ireland's very first National Park.
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