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Ciuin House

Hartley
Carrick-on-shannon
Leitrim

Ciuin House is located just 500m from Carrick on Shannon on the banks of the River Shannon.
This fantastic 4 star property offers superior & luxurious accommodation which has been decorated to the highest standard. Your host Fiona takes pride in her quality service and customer care. Guests can relax in the beautiful garden or unwind with a cup of tea in the patio area. Special dietary needs are catered for and secure carparking is available at the rear of the guesthouse.

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Directions

Drive through Carrick-on-Shannon town and turn right at JOE LOWE'S PUB. Head out the Leitrim Road and drive for about 400 metres, passing Statoil Garage on left. You will then see a sign on your left for R280 to Cootehall at a slight curve on the road. Turn onto this road, passing the yellow building with the Acc Bank and Leitrim Observer offices on your left. Turn onto this road, passing the yellow building with ACC bank and Leitrim Observer Offices on your left and directly opposite these on your right are two bungalows. We are directly after them on the right Sign at Entrance to Ciuin House.

Rooms

Ciuin House comprises of 15 spacious and comfortable suites & bedrooms. All bedrooms are ensuite and some of the superior bedrooms have the added facility of a Jacuzzi bath.
In room facilities include
Broadband Internet access.
Bath/power shower.
Telephone in bedrooms.
Television in bedrooms.

Facilities

Home cooking is available with special dietary needs catered for.
CCTV in operation.
Buffet and table service available.
Private garden and patio area for guests use.
Superior bedrooms with Jacuzzi bath.
Non smoking policy applies.

Childrens Facilities

Babysitting Service

Childrens Meals Available

Cot Available on request

Family Friendly Premises

High Chair Available

Credit Cards

Access Mastercard

American Express

Visa

In Room Facilities

Hair Dryer

ISDN Internet Access

No Smoking

Telephone

Television In Bedrooms

Meals And Drinks

A La Carte Meals Available

Packed Lunches Available

Nearby Leisure

Angling

Boating

Entertainment Nearby

Forest Park

Golf Course

Gym

Hill Walking

Horse Riding

Indoor Swimming Pool

Leisure Complex

Orienteering

Outdoor Swimming Pool

Tennis Court

Traditional Music

Water Sports

Premises Facilities

Central Heating

Garden For Guest Use

Gay Friendly

Ground Floor Bedroom(s)

Hen/Stag Welcome

Laundry Service

No Smoking On Premises

Private Car Parking

Local area

Local area

Things to do
Golf, walking, fishing, horse riding and pleasure cruising are just some of the activities which can be enjoyed locally.
Scenic drives in Carrick on Shannon
Where the river Shannon Flows
The Shannon is a splendid river- but it owes its splendor not only to its winding length but also to the many large and beautiful lakes which it drains. This drive will dazzle the tourist with lake vistas; Lough Key, Lough Arrow, Lough Skean, Lough Meelagh, Lough Allen and others. All lie amid forests and greenery in all its shades . A tour in Leitirm is a recipe for relaxation and renewal.
O'Carolan Country Tour
O'Carolan Country Tour One day Tour 120km This tour starts from the attractive riverside and marina town of Carrick on Shannon. Drive towards Boyle and visit the Lough Key Forest Park with its numerous facilities from lakeside restaurant and caravan park to boating and nature trails. Discover the 13th century Boyle Abbey in Boyle town. Then on by Lough Key's Doon Shore, enjoy the magnificent view of this island studded lake, to Carrigeenroe and by the east shore of Lough Arrow to Riverstown and to Dromahair. The next town is Drumkeeran, where you drive south by the western side of lough Allen to busy Drumshanbo. From here the route takes you to the mountain scenery of Arigna and on to Deadue where O'Carolan, the last of the Irish bards is buried. Turlough O'Carolan, (1670-1738) the composer of the melody 'The Star Spangled Banner' travelled this area from his home in Alderford House. Ballyfarnan, where he lived with his patrons, the McDermot Roe family.
Donegal and Yeats Country
Donegal and Yeats Country This is a two day circular over 515km on main route