Carrig Country House

My husband and I love returning to Carrig House. We brought my father also on this visit and he had a wonderful time. Carrig house is truly unique, it is a wonderful place with the most amazing food and hospitality. The team at Carrig house ensure their guests have a wonderful experience. As a guest you feel so well looked after, it is a real treat. Frank. Mary, Clare and Kevin ensure all guests have a memorable stay with first class hospitality. The warmth you are greeted with, the nice chats, the genuine care you feel is very special. The moment you step inside the door at Carrig house, you can leave the world outside and enter a warm, tranquil and peaceful environment. The warmth you are greeted with not only from the roaring fires in the beautiful drawing rooms but also the warmth you receive from the wonderful hosts. The bedrooms are beautifully appointed with a sense of rest and relaxation enhanced by the fabulous lakeside location. The chef Patricia Teahan is so talented and creates taste sensations with her locally sourced freshest ingredients. Her delicious menu shows her ability to create perfect flavours. The excellent dining experience is enhanced by the top class service provided by Teresa and Tracey. Carrig house is a very special place and we highly recommend it. We always look forward to our next visit.

What a beautiful place to stay! Set in secluded grounds on the lakeshore, the house oozes peace and calm. The beautiful furnishings and paintings, the wonderful food, and the lovely helpful family and staff all add their own magic to the perfect stay. There is so much to do in the surrounding area, or you can just curl up in front of the fire with a good book. Very highly recommended.

A sweet family runs this place. It's an old, somewhat rustic and quirky country house full of history and charm. (It served as our base for a few nights during a group hiking trip.) There are no TVs in the rooms and there isn't a lot to do here (it was noticeable but didn't bother us since we were out hiking each day). When we returned, the Carrig Country House was a quiet place to relax with a glass of wine or a cup of tea and a good book (or one of the many board games they provide). A few members of our group swam in the lake. Our dinners here each night were very good.