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Roscommon has several diverse pubs and restaurants. Breakfast tends to open at 09:00 and service ends about 21:00. Pubs stay open till 23:00 or so weekdays and 01:00 on weekends. The circle K is 24 hours. Some pizza places stay open and serve till 23:30. It has several men's and women's clothing shops. Pharmacies and gift shops. Other dry goods and a Supervalue and Tesco. It is a very walkable town and both the Castle and Old Abbey are a few walking minutes from downtown. We ate at the Cozy Cafe( closed Sundays), The Rogue Cafe and The Pantry for breakfast. All were very pleasant. We liked Ryan's Bar. Quietish and Michael was a great host/barman. We had dinner at Regans, Jackson's and China King. ~€100 for three adults with wine. We really enjoyed the walkable nature of the town. Especially, coming back to Tatlers Guesthouse after spending time at the pubs.

Great place to stay.We spent a night in one of the castle rooms and had a beautiful view of the lake. We had dinner in the restaurant and the food was amazing! The whole stay was very relaxing. The staff were excellent too. We spent the morning before breakfast down at the pool and the jacuzi, sauna - was lovely and went for a walk around the lake. It was perfect getaway for us.

Attractive town but limited facilities - no obvious public toilets and many of the store's ones were 'out of order', where available good - necessary if you have children or are getting on a bit. Beautiful park, fun all day pub eatery with a train inside, There is also a train service but not many trains - station facilities only available when a train was due. Diet very rich in meat.

The hotel was a one night layover on the way back to Dublin. The staff, the hotel decor and and food was excellent. The bed was very comfortable but the room lacked ventilation, no fan or air conditioning. Only one window opened to a noisy road. An overhead fan could have greatly improved this situation because the outside temperature was not hot.

We were there for a Christmas family gathering. There was lots to do. Lough Key Forest Park being one of the main attractions. Also there are other swimming locations nearby. Boyle is a lovely town with lots to do both in the town and in the immediate area.

The town is full of character, big wide streets, friendly people, it felt like an out-of-the-way gem. While I was there I was struck with the amount of tractors and drivers local to where I was, and in the nicest way, it was like a joy riding convention for tractor drivers. That I would recommend. Staying right by the doorway of the Famine museum, I went in for a tour. That was very powerful and shocking, that so many thousands in the area died and suffered with the Famine.

Currently there is no restaurant but there are a couple of takeaways and several little Pubs for unwinding at the end of a long day. The ancient Cathedral of Elphin (in ruins) makes for an interesting delve into some long distant history . This is at the end of the main street.. Elphin is well located to visit Strokestown Park House, a 300 hundred year old Palladian Mansion which houses the Famine Museum and an amazing Walled Garden

This place is a hidden gem. The hosts took an old, aged but stately colonial and transformed her into an absolutely magnificent, luxurious home. It is right on Lake Arrow, there is a walk to the water and my favorite...a breathtaking walled garden and apple orchard. The home itself is créme de la créme - one of the very best accommodations I have stayed in. Well worth the stop. The Boyle Abbey and the Caves of Kesh are closeby and shouldn't be missed.

Waldo and his family were very welcoming and willing to help. Everything was great. Superb warm comfortable room. Spotlessly clean. I really enjoyed the shower experience, it was just amazing and exceptional. The family offered a full Irish breakfast and the value is exceptional. I recommend the property for families or group. We' ll be back.

Roscommon has changed I missed the traditional irish music also the lack of information from the hotel regarding Things to do Lots of the shops have cheap clothing and lack of souvenirs shop selling Irish goods please keep Ireland Irish that’s what people come to see from all over the world