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Welcome to the Cedars Guesthouse
beautifully located close Lough Erne and looking out at majestic Lough Navar Mountains.

The Cedars Guesthouse is like taking a step back in history, with the building dating back to the late 19^th century. It is believed that the Archdales (Castle Archdale) built the Cedars for their Minister, the Reverend Joseph Rudell, and it became known as the Rectory. The building remained a Rectory up until 1981 and the last resident incumbent retired in 1980, The Reverend James McMurray Taylor's position was never filled and the house was sold as a private residence. It is therefore very fitting that the new bar and bistro should be named "The Rectory", over one hundred years after it was originally a Rectory.

The Cedars guesthouse situated beside Castle Archdale, against the backdrop of the beautiful Fermanagh countryside, has just recently extended the period style guesthouse to include a new bar and bistro as well as adding three new bedrooms. The Cedars will now comprise of ten bedrooms, all en-suite which include 2 Deluxe Rooms; 4 Standard Deluxe and 4 Standard Ensuite Rooms.

Here the Maguire Family along with their friendly and professional staff ensure that your stay will be an enriching & enjoyable experience.

"The Cedars Guesthouse is renowned for its relaxed atmosphere and warm inviting welcome, and was nominated second in "Best for Guests 1997" and recently received a NITB Four Star Classification" - Northern Ireland Tourist Board

March 2003 - The Cedars received "highly commended" in the NITB Tourism Awards