Enniskeen Country House Hotel

Breakfast was excellent and served really promptly by staff who were very polite and friendly.

It could not have been better.

Comfortable bed, beautiful views, nice food.

Decoration was neglected, not sure when the room was last painted.

Beautiful premises with a lovely view onto Mourne Mountains. Had a lovely walk through garden to Shimna river, if you are able bodied as it was quite steep with some steps. Our room was lovely with great shower room and dressing room attached. The staff were friendly and professional. A very well run family business and very peaceful - a touch of old fashioned charm ?

Can't think of anything!

Beautiful country house on spectacular grounds. Comfortable cozy atmosphere with friendly attentive staff. Food quality and service were excellent.

Rooms were charming. Bathroom fixtures were a little dated.

There were plenty of options on the breakfast menu. The quality was excellent.The staff were helpful, courteous and nothing was too trouble for them.

The two staff we dealt with, the Receptionist and the Waiter-plus, were really excellent, both in their job skills and their friendliness. The building is old, but kept as well as possible. Comfortable and well laid out. The views from bar and restaurant were fabulous. Our first overnight for some time, following illness, and it was all great

Lovely hotel. Great food. Amazing meal and breakfast was unbelievable.Very disappointed because when arrived to the room, lot of flies were everywhere on windows and not very clean windows. Flies were flying about on ceiling.Waiter was bit rude over the dining table.

Location and staff

Shower was a bit tired! Hotel Just needs a wee bit of investment

Beautiful location with stunning views. The hotel was traditional and the bed was very comfortable.

Location, views and staff were all 10 out of 10.

The only downside was shower pressure.

A nice setting with friendly staff. The food was good and it was a nice quiet place for a relaxing weekend. It was only a 20 minute walk into Newcastle and was convenient for our stay.

Location was beautiful with amazing views of The Mournes. Very accommodating staff.

Decor a little dated but very clean and comfortable.

Location was lovely. Grounds really relaxing. Staff were helpful

It's an old building but room was dusty. Meals were minimal for price

The quaintness, the staff, the uniquness of the building and thr grounds , staff and food excellent

No problems attal

Staff so friendly, breakfast was top quality, rooms very clean, nice wee bar for late night Guinness, nice seating areas on ground floor to enjoy a morning coffee, highly recommend, my wife and I will be back, perfect hotel for a quiet get-a-way

A fantastic period property in an amazing setting. Being a traditionalist I loved the fact that the owners have maintained the amazing decor and the hotel just oozes tradition, heritage and class. A PROPER family run hotel and much much better than those 'samey samey' hotels out there these days. We'll be back very soon ?

It was a charming old world country house with a great room and a fabulous view. My wife saw a red squirrel for the first time in her life. The river walk was fantastic and the breakfast excellent. This is not a modern city hotel it's a quiet peaceful getaway filled with charm.

Stretch that breakfast time to 1030 would be nice but it's not a deal breaker and to be honest for me it was perfect

The staff were wonderful at all times. I enjoyed the breakfast and the walk on the river trail. The building itself with it's period character, wide staircase and view out the window at breakfast, was very comforting. The beds were comfortable and the bathroom facitilites were adequate. Everything worked well, including the TV, kettle, lights, shower, sink, toilet and windows. There was a lovely view of the mountains and no hustle and bustle unlike Newcastle promenade hotels.

Bedroom furniture is dated looking, though it matches the feel of the old period house. Bathroom facilities are basic and in need of modernisation.

Superb

Only there one night and really enjoyed the comfort of the entire estate. Food and room and staff all lovely.

At first glance Enniskeen House appeared as per its advertising but, after staying two days, it was clear that the place was in need of a great deal of updating. There was plenty of parking space and it was situated with excellent views of the Mountains of Morne. Similarly our room was spacious.

Unfortunately our initial immpressions did not last and the place was in need of a lot of redecorationeg for example we had a large bay window (Great views) but all the window frames were painted shut. However, the main issue was the food: on the first evening we decided to eat in. There was a massive menu, far more than we wanted, but we had to pay for all courses despite not wanting them (£38 per head) - the food itself was poor much of it could have come from the deep freeze, reminding me of how catering was in the 1960's. From there on we ate out and just had cereal and toast for breakfast