My whole family of nineteen less three decamped to Killyhevlin last night to celebrate my fathers…read more70th at the Kove Restaurant at Killyhevlin. We had a wonderful meal (my scallops were perfect, but my venison shank was dry and tough!!, Brie was great as was the duck, chicken and lamb.The kids carbonnara was a tad bland and risotto bit too creamy, everything else was amazing!!). The service was second to none and the staff are a real asset. What a fab way to commemorate a milestone for our father!!!! We had to come back home, but all the others stayed the night and rooms of course were luxurious!!!!

Lovely Hotel over looking the lough, the staff are really friendly and bar staff always remember…read morewhat you're drink was next time you're heading for another round! The food is amazing and always arrives in perfect time and very well presented!

My family and I attended a wonderful wedding two days ago. The wedding was of a family friend, Tina…read morewith Allen. The venue was the superb Manor House Hotel. I have previously visited the hotel for drinks and to hire a boat at the Marine, but this was our first formal visit. The grounds and location are exquisite and it's easily accessible. On arrival there were snacks and tea/coffee-all provided by the hotel and well received after our 2 hour drive. The Manor House is an award winning hotel and it is very easy to see why. The wedding ceremony was a traditional Hindu ceremony and was discharged admirably by the Priest Mr Ashok Sharma who went to great detail to explain the ceremony and involved the audience. I must say this was a truly wonderful ceremony. After the ceremony there was a drinks reception and snacks which again were provided by the hotel and tasted fantastic. There was champagne, juice and lassi and to eat there were fish cakes, chicken skewers, paneer and sweet potato chips as well as sandwiches and pastries. We then made our way into the main dining hall where John, Maureen and staff looked after approximately 200 guests with Swiss clockwork proficiency and precision . The entertainment was provided by the famous Edinburgh outfit VIP Entertainments along with the two renowned Dholis (drummers). Before the dancing there was the scrumptious five course meal of goats cheese tartlet, butternut squash soup, bacon wrapped chicken with vegetables, fruit crumble and tea/coffee. Kids had sausages and chips and there was a wonderful veggie main choice. The service ran smoothly and the food was absolutely amazing. There was plenty of wine and soft drinks to accompany. After this feast we were treated to some excellent entertainment by DJ VIPS and the Dholis. We welcomed the newlyweds onto the floor for their first dance and then partied!! We had to drive back home so couldn't dance into the wee hours....have to go back and try the bedrooms soon!!!! Thanks for the gracious invite, wonderful hospitality and best wishes for you married life.

The Manor House has always been nice and has an gorgeous lakeside location, but renovations over…read morethe last decade have improved it even more. The hotel bar is very nicely done and the Belleek restaurant, which overlooks the lake through huge glass windows (one part is a conservatory with a starry ceiling), has an extremely interesting set menu for £35. Lobster and crab pasta dishes to start weren't perfect but had a refreshing taste. I had lamb for my main, three different cuts two of which were particularly melt in the mouth. My dad loved the veal he had. Dessert wise, he enjoyed a creme brulee although said it wasn't the best ever. I had a deconstructed rhubarb crumble which had some off putting elements (frozen green stuff?!) but basically won me over by the end. Perhaps overall slightly better in the attempt than the execution but that gap isn't massive and the charming location and staff, as well as the pleasure of seeing an inventive menu, make this well worth a try.

A Lovely B&B! Proprietor and staff were pleasant and welcoming…read more The room was immaculate and very cosy. Only stayed for one night, but access, parking and facilities were all excellent. Breakfast was delicious (Ulster Fry) and the dining area is very comfortable and well appointed. I would certainly recommend staying to anyone and will likely visit again.

I love this place, not too far outside Enniskillen and the townlands of Bellanaleck have great wee…read morepubs anyway. The hostess Catherine keeps her own chickens so your breakfast eggs are likely fresh that morning and the setting couldn't be more peaceful. You're right on the lough and I've spent many an enjoyable hour fishing from the shore. Wouldn't stay anywhere else in Fermanagh. 10/10 would recommend

We booked our room under the former owners and it's recent sale brought new owners to the B&B for…read moreour visit. The property is beautiful and our room met all of our needs. The inn is an updated traditional style inn with pink and blue colors as the main theme. Breakfast was served in an addition with liberal windows looking out to the patio, lush green lawn, and river in the distance. There were several breakfast offerings using local meats, fruits, vegetables and eggs. The innkeepers were efficient and pleasant but it would have been nice to have more recommendations on the surrounding area. I'm sure as time goes on the innkeepers will feel more relaxed with their interaction with guests.

What a place! Beautiful, magical, stunning, peaceful....the superlatives could go on but I don't…read morewant to bore you! Set in the Fermanagh countryside on the shores of Lough Erne Lusty Beg island is the perfect retreat. The island (you have to get a boat over) has all the facilities you could possibly want including lodges, cottages, a bar, a health spa, swimming pool, tennis courts and a play park as well as a whole host of equine activities. Forget Centre Parks this is the perfect place for a getaway. The staff on Lusty Beg couldn't be more friendly, for example my sister and her husband were married here 10 years ago and they still know them by name. This was the second wedding I have attended here after my sisters and the day was perfection! I can't speak more highly of Lusty Beg Island! If you haven't been...GO!

I stayed at Lusty Beg Island whilst attending a wedding last summer. I had a lovely experience and…read morecould not wait to come back. As we were only there for the wedding we didn't have time to go to the spa or go for a walk around the Island. We then booked to come at the start of March for a two night stay however we were a little disappointed. On the first night we noticed that the showers were cold and had no pressure at all, the water was drizzling from the shower. We didn't bother complaining as we thought it was just other guests showering at this time. This was not the case, the following day it was just as cold. I had to wash my hair under the sink which wasn't very pleasant. We had breakfast and dinner at the hotel restaurant which was nice. The staff were pleasant and helpful. We also booked into the Spa for massages which we both enjoyed. Booking spa treatments gives you access to steam room/sauna/outdoor hot tub. On the morning we were due to leave we were woke at 8am to workmen hammering/drilling onto the side of our courtyard house which is the last thing you'd want when you are away for a relaxing break. I didn't have a terrible time at Lusty Beg, I did enjoy it, it just wasn't 5 star luxury.

Very cute, clean little hotel. Breakfast was good and the staff were all very friendly and helpful…read more Only thing that was a little annoying was how squeaky the floors were in our hotels rooms! It was almost comical how much noise they made just walking from one side of the bed to the other!

I stayed here recently - while the rooms are comfortable I found it a little noisy. The prices are…read moresimilar to the Killyhevlin which is only a short distance from town. As taxis in enniskillen are pretty cheap I think I would just stay there in future. This place looks nice but the breakfast wasn't great and I don't think the prices are really justified.

Server had no knowledge of what chicken supreme was and did not offer to find out from kitchen even…read morethough the place was nearly empty. Very limited menu. Fish and chips undercooked and soggy. Slimy texture. Burger tasted like frozen patties and trying to get ketchup for your burger and chips was like you were asking for gold. Disappointing meal . Would not return.

This was a very pleasant stay. Top notch food and very helpful staff. For dinner, we had the…read moretapas platter - tasty, then I had the sea bass risotto, which was amazeballs, and my partner had the monkfish wrapped in Parma ham - another beautiful dish. A great nights sleep in a well presented bedroom. For breakfast, eggs Benedict on gluten free toast - how posh am I?? Marie had the smoked salmon - lovely jubbley!! Have to leave today, but will change our plans to come back here later in the week for sure. Be sure not to miss this wee gem! Ta muid aontach sasta!!