Percy French Hotel
Review
Over the years, I've come to appreciate that the finest places to stay aren't necessarily the biggest and the most expensive, but those where genuine hospitality comes straight from the heart. The Percy French Hotel in Strokestown is one such place. Family owned and family run, there's a real sense of pride here, reflected in the comfortable bedrooms, excellent restaurant and wonderful team of people who make guests feel genuinely welcome. I've always believed that when an establishment is held in such high regard by its own community, it speaks volumes about the people behind it. County Roscommon is a beautiful part of Ireland, and this hotel provides a superb base for exploring neighbouring counties too. With Strokestown House, the National Famine Museum and Arigna Mining Experience nearby, there's much for couples to enjoy together. For me, however, it's the warmth of the people that makes the Percy French special.
- Top 100 Review
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Bridge Street
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Strokestown, Co. Roscommon
, F42 A996
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Nearby Attractions
Strokestown Park - National Famine Museum
Strokestown Park & National Famine Centre is one of Ireland’s most significant heritage experiences, blending grand house, walled gardens, and a world-class museum into a single, compelling visit. The National Famine Museum’s state-of-the-art exhibits and interactive displays draw
Rathcroghan Visitor Centre
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Roscommon Equestrian Centre
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