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A spacious corridor with a high ceiling and skylights, leading to a seating area with a view of trees outside.
A bar area with leather barstools, a brick wall, and a variety of bottles and glasses on shelves.
A building with multiple windows and a parking lot.
An outdoor seating area with wicker furniture and a glass wall.

1. Silverbirch Hotel

Silverbirch Hotel
Omagh
£85
includes taxes & fees
20 Sept - 21 Sept
Silverbirch Hotel
A building with multiple balconies adorned with hanging flower baskets.
A hotel room with three beds, a large window with curtains, and two framed pictures on the wall.
A modern bathroom with a toilet, sink, shower, and bathtub.
A restaurant with a mural of tropical plants, a statue of a woman, and patterned tile flooring.

2. Hotel Rue

Hotel Rue
Omagh
£97
includes taxes & fees
8 Sept - 9 Sept
Hotel Rue
A restaurant interior with a large wall mural, wooden tables, and upholstered chairs.
A building with a prominent sign reading "Canavan's."
A room with a wooden desk, a green chair, a round mirror, and a large floral painting on the wall.
A parking lot with several cars, a stone wall, and a building with a large wheel structure.

3. Canavan's

Canavan's
Omagh
£110
includes taxes & fees
2 Sept - 3 Sept
Canavan's
A small, rustic house with a green roof and a wooden door, surrounded by a field of wildflowers.
A wooden outhouse with a sign labeled "Toilet" and a small shed with a door.
A rustic wooden cabin with a large arched door, a small bench outside, and a clear view of the surrounding landscape.
A bottle of [yellow tail] merlot wine, a glass of wine, and a yellow cup on a wooden table by a window.

4. Cosy Pod-cabin Near Beautiful Landscape in Omagh

Cosy Pod-cabin Near Beautiful Landscape in Omagh
Omagh
£84
includes taxes & fees
2 Sept - 3 Sept
Cosy Pod-cabin Near Beautiful Landscape in Omagh
A cozy attic bedroom with two beds, a sofa, a table with a vase of flowers, and a window with curtains.
A dining area with a table covered by a grey tablecloth, two chairs, and a kitchen in the background.
A grey sofa with floral-patterned cushions in a room with a radiator and a tiled floor.
A kitchen counter with various food items and kitchen appliances.

5. Omagh Studio b&b with Continental Breakfast Inc

Omagh Studio b&b with Continental Breakfast Inc
Omagh
£82
includes taxes & fees
7 Sept - 8 Sept
Omagh Studio b&b with Continental Breakfast Inc
A window with a view of a golf course, a potted orchid, and a decorative bowl on a windowsill.
A room with a wooden dresser, a clock, a small plant, and framed pictures on the wall.
A living room with a sofa, a small side table, a cabinet, and a fireplace.
A neatly made bed with a pink blanket and pillows, a wooden headboard, a bedside lamp, and a framed picture on the wall.

6. Shirley's House

Shirley's House
Omagh
£476
includes taxes & fees
7 Sept - 8 Sept
Shirley's House
A bedroom with a bed, a nightstand, a lamp, a window with curtains, and a door.
A row of two-story houses with a grey roof and white walls, featuring a small porch and a window with a white frame.
A modern kitchen with white cabinetry, a dishwasher, a sink with a faucet, and a window overlooking greenery.
A wooden bench outside a white door with a decorative bunny figure sitting on it.

7. Big Anthony’s.

Big Anthony’s.
Creggan
£157
includes taxes & fees
3 Sept - 4 Sept
Big Anthony’s.
A white house with green shutters and a grey roof, surrounded by trees.
A room with a wood-burning stove, wicker baskets, and a table.
A cozy living room with a fireplace, wooden cabinets, a dining table set for four, and a kitchen area with modern appliances.
A dining table set with plates, a wine bottle, a candle, and a bowl of fruit.

8. Mr Mcgregors' Cottage

Mr Mcgregors' Cottage
Omagh
£298
includes taxes & fees
19 Sept - 20 Sept
Mr Mcgregors' Cottage
A house with a gravel patio, a wooden bench, and a view of rolling hills.
A room with a wicker sofa, a small table with a vase of flowers, a wooden chair, and a dresser with books.
A white house with a gravel driveway, a chimney, and a satellite dish.
A kitchen with a window, a sink, a dish rack, and a kettle.

9. Shepherds' Retreat

Shepherds' Retreat
Omagh
£311
includes taxes & fees
4 Sept - 5 Sept
Shepherds' Retreat
A spacious living area with a sofa set, a coffee table, and a dining table with chairs. There is a kitchen area with cabinets and appliances.
A rustic building with a sloped roof, surrounded by a gravel driveway and dense forest.
A modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, a stainless steel stove, and a black refrigerator.
A white building with a red door, labeled "Beltrim National School 1899".

10. The Old School

The Old School
Omagh
£369
includes taxes & fees
9 Sept - 10 Sept
The Old School
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Omagh and its attractions for beach lovers

While Omagh itself is inland and doesn't boast direct beach access, it serves as an excellent base for families seeking coastal adventures within a short drive. Just a 35-minute journey takes you to the stunning beaches of Donegal, where you can explore the expansive strands of Bundoran, famed for its surf and family-friendly atmosphere. Alternatively, the picturesque Portstewart Strand, with its golden sands and rolling dunes, is perfect for a day of beach games and a leisurely picnic. Nearby, the enchanting Lough Erne offers opportunities for water sports like kayaking and paddleboarding, providing a refreshing break after a day at the beach. If you’re keen on local culture, the Ulster American Folk Park in Omagh offers an engaging look into the area’s rich history, ideal for a family outing. When it comes to accommodation, consider staying in the heart of Omagh, where you’ll find welcoming hotels that provide excellent service and are conveniently located for day trips to the coast. Enjoy the comfort and quality these establishments offer, ensuring a relaxing retreat after your beach explorations.

Top Omagh Hotel Reviews

Roe Valley Resort

Roe Valley Resort

8/10 Good
"Check in quick and easy. Parking was busy but always found a space. Room was clean and functional, cleaned daily although often not until well into the afternoon. The safe was not working when we arrived but was fixed almost immediately on notifying reception. The food, both breakfast and evening meals, was very good quality with lots of choice. The gym was out of operation which we were not aware of before arrival - there was no indication of when it would reopen. The swimming pool has 2 water slides, only one of which was working during our 6 night stay, and that one was temporarily closed on and off all day for lifeguard breaks. Changing rooms were clean. Be aware that the 'spa', being the jacuzzi, sauna and steam room, are all in the very busy main pool area . The jacuzzi was frequently taken over by groups of small children despite the 16+ rule (although I think a slighter younger age restriction such as 12+ would have been fine). We used the golf driving range - free loan of clubs and you just pay for the basket of balls. A good activity for those travelling with older children, even beginners. Staff were all courteous and eager to help. I would recommend this hotel for families with children primarily. It is well located for exploring the surrounding area and is very child friendly."
Clare 6-night trip
Posted 3 days ago
Roe Valley Resort

Frequently asked questions

What is Omagh like for travellers who love the beach?
Known for its restaurants and bars, Omagh offers a lot for the traveller planning a getaway.
When's the best time for a beach holiday in Omagh?
You can plan your beach trip with this snapshot of the seasons in Omagh: The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 13°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 4°C. Average annual precipitation for Omagh is 1037 mm.
What is there to see and do around Omagh?
After arriving and settling in at your hotel, you might want to venture out and explore everything Omagh has to offer. Treat your taste buds to the area's restaurants and bars, and make time for local attractions such as Sacred Heart Church and The Abingdon Collection. For more things to see and do, consider visiting Ulster American Folk Park or Gortin Glen Forest Park.
What's the best way to get to my beach hotel in Omagh?
This travel information can help you get to and around your beach accommodation in Omagh more easily: To get to Omagh, you can fly into Letterkenny (LTR-Letterkenny Airfield), the closest major airport, which is located 28.4 mi (45.7 km) from the city centre. If you'd like to explore around the area, consider renting a car to explore more sights.

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