just back and would like to say how enjoyable our stay was.the staff could not have been better and the food excellant.everthing was done to suit ourselves including meal times.breakfast was whenever you wanted it and if your there on thursday night dont miss the steak night special.this is a good base to explore the region if you are looking... more

Located just outside a small village in County Fermanagh. Quiet country location but close to other towns. Rooms were clean and well furnished. Breakfast cooked to order at a time that suits you. Food in the restaurant is to a very high standard and at a good price. Staff are friendly and attentive. Good place to go to - even... more

we normally head to Donegal for a weekend break this time of year, but because the Euro is not strong, decided to stay North of the border. The Glendarragh had been recommended, and so glad it was, as it is off the beaten track but certainly well worth the extra couple of miles to get there. Couldn't believe it was... more

I stayed in a double room at the Glendarragh Valley Inn earlier this week. Being off-season and midweek it was very quiet; the staff made a great effort to feel very welcome as (we assume) the only guests. This included the restaurant remaining open to accommodate our late arrival. The guesthouse is newly-built, so the furnishings of the rooms, restaurant... more

I had occassion to visit Ireland doing a survey of village culture. I travelled the entire length of the country and found the Fermanagh lakeland to be one of the nicest and culturely friendly places to stay. I was travelling through a village there called Ederney and opted to stay at the Glendarragh Valley Inn. I was delighted with the... more