Snuggled between Donegal's Blue Stack Mountains and the deep blue waters of Lough Eske, lies the hidden gem, Harvey's Point Country Hotel. Off the beaten track, just six km from the buzzy streets of Donegal Town, lies this secluded and peaceful retreat. Guests are met by smiling, welcoming staff and the glow of warm fires crackling in intimate corners throughout the hotel. Owner Jody Gysling was on holiday from Switzerland when he came across a tiny cottage on Lough Eske, owned by the Harvey brothers. He liked it so much he stayed and built the hotel on that very site. Today Harvey's Point offers everything you need for a romantic getaway experience - lavishly decorated rooms so luxurious you won't want to leave; complete with kingsize beds, stunning bathrooms and incredible views of the lake and mountains. The restaurant is the heart and soul of Harvey's Point, where guests frequently return... More

Snuggled between Donegal's Blue Stack Mountains and the deep blue waters of Lough Eske, lies the hidden gem, Harvey's Point Country Hotel. Off the beaten track, just six km from the buzzy streets of Donegal Town, lies this secluded and peaceful retreat. Guests are met by smiling, welcoming staff and the glow of warm fires crackling in intimate corners throughout the hotel. Owner Jody Gysling was on holiday from Switzerland when he came across a tiny cottage on Lough Eske, owned by the Harvey brothers. He liked it so much he stayed and built the hotel on that very site. Today Harvey's Point offers everything you need for a romantic getaway experience - lavishly decorated rooms so luxurious you won't want to leave; complete with kingsize beds, stunning bathrooms and incredible views of the lake and mountains. The restaurant is the heart and soul of Harvey's Point, where guests frequently return to sample the fine Celtic cuisine- scallops in slow cooked fennel and white chocolate velouté, Irish fillet of beef with onion polenta or passionfruit soufflé with cocoa sorbet and passionfruit marshmallow. After dining so well, activities such as walking, hiking, horseriding, golf, surfing or angling are always popular. Local attractions include Glenveagh National Park, Slieve League and the waterbus on Donegal Bay. Less

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