Hawthorn Lodge

Tourist Board Rating:

Milltown, Cavan, H14 DX00

In Milltown

Meet your host…

Pauline Rodgers

At Hawthorn Lodge Bed and Breakfast (4-star ITA Registered), guests can expect the finest of Irish hospitality from the moment they walk through the front door. We have successfully completed Failte Ireland's Taste the Ireland "Taste of Place" programme. Pledging our support and commitment to sourcing and producing local Irish food and beverages. We will endeavour to make you feel right at home and nothing but the best is offered to guests who stay here. We look forward to welcoming you.

Monea
Milltown
Belturbet
H14 DX00

A Fáilte Ireland Covid-19 Safety Chartered B&B.
We hope you find everything you need for a relaxing stay at Hawthorn Lodge. We focus on providing a high-quality service and customer satisfaction, as well as homely and comfortable accommodation at our country home.

Hawthorn Lodge overlooks Arden Lake in the town of Milltown, Co Cavan. Situated in the middle of Cavan's lakes and river systems, it is not just an angler's paradise. Hawthorn Lodge provides the perfect location to cater for all our valued guest's needs. Whether it may be for a variety of sporting activities or special occasions such as weddings & anniversaries. Or simply to get away from it all on a relaxing break.

All our bedrooms are en-suite with TV, tea/coffee making facilities and hairdryer & we have a comfortable lounge with open fire and TV for guests use. The dining room and conservatory overlook Lough Arden to the rear of the house where good home cooked breakfast will be served using local produce.

How to get here

General Directions:

At Milltown village cross roads, take the road past the apartments on the right hand side and field on the left hand side. Go up the hill & past the school on the right & keep right at the bend in the road. The road has a slight incline. Keep on this road and Hawthorn Lodge is about 300 yards up the road on the left hand side.

Other Information:

We can be found on Google Maps and are situated next-door to our other property, Boxhill. If using Satnav, please type in our Eircode: H14 DX00.

Sat Nav: Lat (54.062739) - Long (-7.472215)

Facilities

Cot Available
Credit Cards Accepted
Cycling
Fishing within 5kms
Hair Dryer
Internet Access
Ironing
No Smoking House
Private Car Park
Tea In Bedrooms
TV in Bedroom
Walking
Wi-Fi

Tourist Board Rating:

Meet your host…

Pauline Rodgers

Monea
Milltown
Belturbet
H14 DX00

Nearby attractions

Angling: We are close to many different lakes and rivers which offer some of the best fishing in the country. County Cavan boasts 365 lakes! A lake for every day of the year!
Cavan Adventure Centre.: The place for all the family! Choose from a variety of watersports such as canoeing,kayaking, boating and cycling for hire!
Cavan Burren Park: Explore wide open landscapes, 5,000 years of history and perfectly preserved geological and archeaological features at Cavan Burren Park, which are magically revealed in an open and natural setting.
Cavan Cathedral of Saints Patrick and Felim, Cavan: Cavan Catherdral boasts six beautiful stained glass windows by Harry Clarke and was built in 1942.
Cavan County Museum, Ballyjamesduff.: There's lots to see at Cavan County Museum, including the World War I trench experience!
Cavan Equestrian Centre.: The Cavan Equestrian Centre plays host to many horse show events throughout the year!
Cavan Heritage and Geneology Centre : Trace your anchestors at the Cavan Geneology Centre, located in Cavan town centre.
Cloughouthter Castle, Lough Outer.: Cloughouthter Castle is a ruined circular castle on a small crannog in Lough Outer. Cavan Adventure Centre run boat trips to the castle.
Cuilcagh Mountains - Stairway to Heaven.: Cuilcagh is a mountain on the border between County Fermanagh and County Cavan. With a height of 665 metres it is the highest point of both counties. It is also the 170th highest peak on the island of Ireland, and Ireland's only cross-border county top.Taking a walking trip up the Stairway to Heaven is truly a breath-taking experience, as many a guest has enjoyed the panoramic scenery that engulfs them on this journey!
Drumlane Abbey and Round Tower: This magnificent site is less than 5 minutes away. Believed to have been founded by St Columba in 555AD, the round tower at Drumlane is the only one of its kind remaining in this area.
Drumlane Bar and Restaurant, Milltown: The Drumlane Bar is approximately, a five minute walk away from Hawthorn Lodge. The Drumlane Bar offers traditional Irish fayre from Thursday to Sunday and the bar is open Wednesday to Sunday. Opening times may vary.
Dun A Ri Forest Park: Dun A Ri Forest Park is a beautiful and peaceful place with a variety of walking tracks by the river and lake, to the stunning, dramatic gorge embracing part of the Cabra Estate.
Florence Court House, Enniskillen.: Florence Court House is a magificent 18th-century mansion run by the National Trust. It boasts an ornate interior, walled gardens, stunning grounds and a gift shop and tea room. Florence Court is approximately a 30 minute drive away from Hawthorn Lodge and well worth a visit!
Killykeen Forest Park: Walking, cycling track. Canoe and cycle hire available. Nature trail. Angling.
Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark: Recognised by UNESCO, the Marble Arch Caves boast a fantastic unspoiled underground world of rivers, waterfalls, winding passages and lofty chambers framed with beautiful glistening formations. It is 35 minutes drive from our home.
Oak Room Restaurant Cavan town: The Oak Room Restaurant is one of Cavan's finest dining experiences that showcases what delights Cavan county has to offer the gastronomic foodie!
Slieve Russell Hotel Golf and Country Club: The Slieve Russell hotel boasts an 18-hole championship golf course. A spa facility and restaurants.
The Seven Horse Shoes, Belturbet: The Seven Horse Shoes Hotel, Pub and Restaurant serves food from Wednesday to Sunday. Serving traditional Irish cuisine.
The Shannon Pot: The Shannon Pot is located along the Cavan Way, close to the Cavan Burren. This is the place where the water first reaches the surface. This large pool is said to be the rising place of the Shannon.