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in the bustling village of Ballybofey Jackson's
Hotel is an award-winning hotel on the banks of
the River Finn and Drumboe Woods. Renowned for its
hospitality and great food, Jackson's is the ideal
base for touring Donegal and the North West of Ireland.
- 138 ensuite Rooms
- Leisure centre
- Gym
- 22 metre swimming pool
- Spa
- 9 conference rooms
- 3 main function suites
- 2 restaurants
- Bar
- Mini bus service
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Room facilities |
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Breakfast Included | Daily housekeeping | Daily
newspaper | Desk / work area
Direct dial phone | Garden for guests | Hairdryer
| Iron & ironing board
Non smoking rooms | Park view | Private bathroom
/ en-suite | Room service
Sea view | Tea, coffee making facilities | Telephone
/ fax facilities | Towels
Wireless internet access
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Services & amenities |
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Babysitting service | Children friendly | Close
to city centre | Conference facilities
Credit cards accepted | Disabled facilities |
Family-friendly | Fitness facilites
Forest walks | Gymnasium | Internet access | Jacuzzi
| Laundry service
Non smoking rooms | Pets allowed | Photocopy services
| Private car parking
Private garden | Reception | Restaurant | Sauna
| Scenic walks | Secure, free parking | Snooker
room | Solarium | Swimming pool | Telephone /
fax facilities
Wake-up service | Wheelchair accessible |
Wireless Internet access
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Attractions |
If you
fancy a spot of fishing of the River Finn (famous
for its salmon), a round of golf or perhaps some
horseriding, Jackson's can arrange a day which will
leave you healthy and happy!
Ballybofey is perfectly located for touring Donegal
and the North West of Ireland. Donegal's supreme
appeal lies in the natural beauty of its coast,
with windswept peninsulas, precipitous cliffs and
a host of golden beaches that rival any in Europe.
With a stunning array of majestic mountains, hidden
glens, beautiful lakes and some of Europe's finest
beaches, Donegal's scenery is spectacular. Here,
in Ireland's most northerly county the Gaelic culture
and language not only survives, but thrives in the
gaeltacht regions. And at night, the bars resound
to the sound of traditional music and laughter.There
are a wealth of activities available all over the
county to satisfy everyone. The links below provide
further information on the area.
A twin town seperated from Stranorlar by the River
Finn. Ballybofey has the only inland 18-hole golf
course in the county is an amenity shared by these
two busy market towns. The Golf Club is set among
pleasant valleys which are backed by mountains.
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