Azure Bed & Breakfast
Ideally located in the centre of Omagh, this B&B is amazingly quiet. With very comfortable stylish rooms at a very good value for money, they are all en-suite and have incredibly cosy beds. Whether you want to visit the surroundings or are looking for a base for your business trip, the accommodation here is ideal. The staff are professional, friendly and speak multiple languages. There are many activities for you to indulge in nearby such as cycling, clay pigeon shooting and more. You can even have a delicious evening meal on request!
Contact Us
2 Camowen Terrace, Omagh
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Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland, BT79 0AY
http://www.azureguesthouseomagh.co.uk
contact@azureguesthouseomagh.co.uk
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