Enjoy the peace and tranquility of a stay at Rossclare Lodge. Our pet-friendly apartment is just waiting to welcome you with a comfy bed to rest your weary head and a quiet location to relax in. We welcome dogs here - maximum 2 small dogs or 1 large dog for a small fee. Take a stroll down the lane to the shores of Lough Erne, or simply relax in the garden and enjoy some alfresco dining with your own BBQ and patio furniture. No sharing! And if you want to enjoy a full Irish breakfast without the faff of cooking and washing up, we can deliver anything from our brunch menu, or you can order afternoon tea in the guest lounge too. Everything is homemade by the host Denise using fresh, local ingredients whenever possible. Our hens provide all the eggs too! If you're arriving after a long drive, you can order a light supper of one of our sharing platters. Don't worry, we'll send you the details when you book! Need help with your itinerary? Just say the word and we'll give you all the help we can so that you get the best out of your stay. We have a minimum two night stay policy all year round so that our guests can relax and enjoy the Fermanagh Lakelands without having to dash off too soon and there is a sofa bed downstairs so that you can bring an extra guest for a small linen fee only. We love to look after your needs, so we can provide details of dog friendly bars, cafes and restaurants too. Any questions? Just ask!

Denise is a home-maker, pure and simple. She loves to look after you, so be sure to book afternoon tea or brunch during your stay! You'll notice that she loves the garden too and is always willing to chat about the flowers and wildlife. Gardening tips are always well received from gardening enthusiast guests too! Floristry is another of her interests, so watch out for workshops that could be running during your stay. Need advice on where to walk? Jim is the guy to ask. He goes everywhere with the dog, so knows all the local walks really well.

Rossclare Lodge is 7 miles out of Enniskillen in a quiet lane which leads down to the jetty and the spectacular views of Lough Erne. We are on the edge of the Geopark which includes woodland walks, waterfalls, more amazing views and some geo-history to blow your mind including the Stairway to Heaven on Cuilcagh Mountain, the Marble Arch Caves, Cavan Burren and Lough Navar forest park. You need a minimum of three days to be able to do the area justice! Our website has plenty of blogs to help you find out more about the area and we're always keen to help our guests to get the most out of their stay. Itinerary planning is one of the things we do for our guests who are new to the area. So ask us about Belleek, or standing stones or the Sperrin Giants or the Ulster American folk park. The list is endless!