Crom Castle

Crom Castle is an early Victorian, turreted pile set in a 2,000-acre estate in the sleepy, green depths of the border county of Fermanagh, Northern Ireland's own lake district.

Lying on the beautiful shores of tranquil Upper Lough Erne, amongst an archipelago of wooded islands and woodlands, Crom Castle is a romantic 19th Century Victorian Castle set in a 1900 acre estate, one of Northern Ireland's most important conservation areas. The outstanding beauty and tranquillity of this setting with its wonderful wildlife and nature makes it a perfect holiday retreat for all.

The estate is meticulously kept and looked after by the National Trust, making it a wonderful place to discover and explore. Crom Castle is privately owned by The Crichton family, Earls of Erne. The West Wing radiates a warm and welcoming atmosphere, where guests can feel that they are staying in someone's home rather than an impersonal hotel or guest house.