A country retreat 11km northeast of Carrick, this lovely B&B has four large rooms (three with attached private bathroom, one with a separate but private bathroom), while beds range from twins to kings. Tea and cakes are served on arrival. True to its name, you can watch boats navigate the nearby lock on the Shannon–Erne Waterway. Two-night minimum stay.
Lock View House
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