Azure Bed & Breakfast
Ideally located in the centre of Omagh, this B&B is amazingly quiet. With very comfortable stylish rooms at a very good value for money, they are all en-suite and have incredibly cosy beds. Whether you want to visit the surroundings or are looking for a base for your business trip, the accommodation here is ideal. The staff are professional, friendly and speak multiple languages. There are many activities for you to indulge in nearby such as cycling, clay pigeon shooting and more. You can even have a delicious evening meal on request!
Contact Us
2 Camowen Terrace, Omagh
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Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland, BT79 0AY
http://www.azureguesthouseomagh.co.uk
contact@azureguesthouseomagh.co.uk
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Nearby Attractions
Aladdin’s Kingdom
Aladdin’s Kingdom in the heart of Omagh is a true hidden gem for families. From the outside, it appears deceptively small, but step inside, and it’s like walking into a TARDIS, spacious, vibrant, and packed with fun. Owned and managed by Francine Caldwell, her dedication, alongside her hardworking team,
Sally’s of Omagh
Sally’s of Omagh is a venue like no other, seamlessly blending tradition with modern entertainment. Steeped in history, this family-run establishment has been at the heart of Omagh’s social scene for over three decades now. Owned by John McGirr and his mum Oonagh, Sally’s isn’t just a traditional Irish pub;
Abingdon Collection
The Abingdon Collection, located just a few miles from the wonderfully historic town of Omagh, is one of Co. Tyrone’s most remarkable hidden gems. This unique museum offers an extraordinary journey through time, featuring an impressive collection of military memorabilia and classic cars.
Nearby Eating Out
Bob & Berts - Omagh
Omagh boasts a vibrant high street, resilient, friendly, and welcoming despite past adversity. Central to its friendly charm is Bob & Bert's, a delightful spot offering irresistible cakes, indulgent ice cream, and an extensive menu that caters from hearty breakfasts to delicious all-day dishes.
Main Street Omagh
There is something of the dreamworld about the enchanting, highly attractive Main Street, situated right in the centre of Omagh: ‘The heart of the town.’ There’s a vibe here that is truly unique; it rattles and hums with laid-back elegance and eclectic
Grants of Omagh
Known locally as “Grant’s,” this pub doesn’t try to be something it’s not, because it’s already something special. The moment you step inside, you’re greeted by the warm embrace of a traditional Irish bar, its counter repurposed from an old Donegal drapery shop, adding to its unique charm.