Headfort Arms Hotel

This exclusive Hotel combines every modern comfort with an individual atmosphere of ease and homeliness. Headfort has a rich tradition of personal service and familiar faces and a reputation for fine food.

This exclusive, twenty-two bedroomed hotel combines every modern comfort with an individual atmosphere of ease and homeliness. This goes hand in hand with exceptional good taste and first-class management - features that are always in evidence. The Headfort Arms Hotel was acquired by hosts, Tom and Peggy Duff, in 1972. They have made many improvements to the hotel since then, but without interfering with the original architecture. The bedrooms, all en suite, have every modern amenity including central heating, radio, television and direct dial telephone. In 1990 a new restaurant was opened in the hotel, The Loyd Restaurant, where particular emphasis is placed on very high quality cuisine in a warm friendly atmosphere. The fine reception area, with cool lounges and welcoming cocktail bar, refurbished in 1993, sets the pattern for a happy holiday. In 1995 a special function room was added, The Kenlis Suite, with very elaborate decor, co-ordinating napkins, flowers, linen and crockery. A reception/lounge area was also added. The Suite has a dividing wall to cater for large or small parties and a luxurious conservatory to the rear which overlooks landscaped gardens. All food is silver service and of the highest quality.

Number of rooms: 27