Kingsfort Country House Hotel, Sligo
When arriving in the Sligo area, take the Dromahair direction and then Ballintogher. We are located in the centre of the village. Table d’Hote menu available when booked 24 hours in advance. We cater for all tastes and diets and source produce locally and organic when possible. Wine list licence. Individually decorated bedrooms, all ensuite. Each room has unique finishing touches, bed linen is Egyptian cotton and beds are top quality. Enquire below about private rental accommodation in Kingsford. Located just minutes from Sligo town, this property can be rented to you for a private function, subject to availability. Kingsfort is within easy reach of Sligo's 3 major golf courses. We are close to equestrian centres, lovely sandy beaches and beautiful hillwalks.
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| Catégorie: | Epoque Classic Comfort [en savoir plus] |
| Address: | , Sligo, zipcode: [voir la carte] |
| Year Built: | 1790 |
| Year Renovated: | 2005 |
| Planchers: | 1 |
| Nombre total de chambres: | |
| Langues: | English, French |
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Sligo, Irlande
Sligo is north-west Ireland's most important town. Surrounded by a beautiful and interesting region, it is an excellent holiday centre. Sligo is encircled by mountains. The lakes of Sligo, with their still waters and wooded islands, are truly spectacular, and form a striking contrast to the county's rugged uplands. Sligo's heritage dates back 6,000 years ago. The imposing Neolithic cairn on the summit of Knocknarae, known locally as Queen Maeve's grave, is a striking landmark. At Carrowmore, visitors will find the largest Megalithic cemetery in Ireland. Of course, visitors need to enrol with tours or rent a car to visit these prehistoric sites. Lots of historical sites can be explored around Sligo itself such as the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and the Drumcliffe High Cross and Round Tower. Sligo's scenic coast has some excellent surfing beaches, including Strandhill, Rosses Point and Enniscrone, also popular for their golf courses. The capital of Sligo County is an attractive town with good bars and restaurants, theatres, art galleries and delicatessens. Sligo town makes a good base for a range of activities - horse riding, golfing, walking, cycling, fishing and water sports are all very popular.