Percy French Hotel, Strokestown, County Roscommon
The Percy French Hotel located in Strokestown, Co. Roscommon is in a great location and we have friendly staff on hand to make your stay a memorable one.
Our hotel offers 18 beautifully decorated en suite bedrooms. Every guest bedroom offers the highest standard of comfort & style with enchanting colours, rich textures & furnishings that creates an atmosphere of peace & tranquility.
Each of our guest bedrooms offers the following:
Tea/Coffee making facilities.
Hairdryer.
Direct dial telephone with voicemail.
Table and chair.
Flat screen TV.
Attractions in the county are diverse, ranging from the largest of Lough Key Forest Park and Arigna Mining Experience in the North of the county, Strokestown Park House in the East of the county and Lough Ree and Hodson Bay in the south of the county.
Fishing is also recognised as a major attraction in the area with Strokestown being internationally recognised as an angler’s paradise, which can boast 65 lakes, large and small, within a 10-km radius. Cruising on the Shannon, bird watching, botany and swimming are all also available in the region.
Strokestown Park House is an 18th-century estate house and is now considered one of the finest houses of its era in Ireland. It now houses Ireland’s Famine Museum which hosts 60,000 visitors annually.
Our hotel offers 18 beautifully decorated en suite bedrooms. Every guest bedroom offers the highest standard of comfort & style with enchanting colours, rich textures & furnishings that creates an atmosphere of peace & tranquility.
Each of our guest bedrooms offers the following:
Tea/Coffee making facilities.
Hairdryer.
Direct dial telephone with voicemail.
Table and chair.
Flat screen TV.
Attractions in the county are diverse, ranging from the largest of Lough Key Forest Park and Arigna Mining Experience in the North of the county, Strokestown Park House in the East of the county and Lough Ree and Hodson Bay in the south of the county.
Fishing is also recognised as a major attraction in the area with Strokestown being internationally recognised as an angler’s paradise, which can boast 65 lakes, large and small, within a 10-km radius. Cruising on the Shannon, bird watching, botany and swimming are all also available in the region.
Strokestown Park House is an 18th-century estate house and is now considered one of the finest houses of its era in Ireland. It now houses Ireland’s Famine Museum which hosts 60,000 visitors annually.
