Westgate House

Westgate House is a family run, 18th century townhouse Bed and Breakfast. The property has undergone a complete refurbishment. Located at the gates of the famous 18th century mansion Strokestown Park House, Irish National Famine Museum in the picturesque town of Strokestown conveniently located on the N5 National primary route Dublin to Westport.
It is situated within walking distance of pubs with live / traditional music, restaurants, and nice shops.

Rathcroghan Visitor Centre is just 10km and has focused on interpreting human interaction in Roscommon and Ireland through all the phases of Irish Archaeology. Rathcroghan boasts evidence of Ireland's first farmers (4000 B.C-2500 B.C) through to the early modern period. Older than New Grange.
Take advantage of the many activities and local attractions on offer in Strokestown and surrounding areas, including golfing, walking routes, stunning scenery, lakes, fishing and cycling.
Westgate House is right in the heart of the Upper Shannon and Erne Waterways. Within a 7 mile radius of Strokestown there are 65 lakes.
Strokestown is known for its rich celtic heritage and fine traditional music.