Located at the gates of the famous 18th Century mansion Strokestown Park House, Irish National Famine Museum in the pitureesque town of Strokestown conveniently located on the N5 National primary route Dublin to Westport . Just 90 minutes from Dublin and 50 minutes from Knock Airport. It is situated within walking distance of pubs with live / traditional music, restaurants and nice shops. Notable features of Strokestown include the second widest street in Ireland, widest being upper O'Connell Street, and the Strokestown Park House, an 18th-century mansion with the longest herbaceous border in Ireland. Full Irish Breakfast At StrokestownTake 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. With in a 7 mile radius of Strokestown there are 65 lakes. Experience a truly Irish welcome while staying in our home. Personal attention is given to each and every guest by your hosts Marilyn and Gerry to ensure an enjoyable and memorable stay. Packed lunches are also available for fishermen and walkers. We offer advice to help you plan your sightseeing trips with maps and brochures. Double Bedroom In Strokestown You will enjoy traditional music and dance in the local pubs and the local people will always make you feel welcome. We can also arrange transport for you if you wish to travel to one of the many Festivals & Entertainment events in Carrick On Shannon, Roscommon, Leitrim. Strokestown is known throughout Ireland for its rich celtic heritage and fine traditional music.