Harvey's Point, Donegal

This room is available as Double Room with a king-size bed or Twin Room with two queen-size beds.

Each room has a complimentary broadband connection, executive desk, 42 inch plasma screen, built in to blend with the elegance of your surroundings, both inside and out. Measuring a total of 75 m2 or 806 square feet per room. A separate foyer, lobby and mini bar make these rooms supremely private.

The bathrooms are very roomy, comprising of a bathtub for two, double vanity unit, walk- in shower, WC and bidet. Each Executive Suite has a king size double bed. Some of the Executive Suites have two extra large single beds, making the room suitable as a twin.

The deluxe rooms share all of the facilities and design detail of our Executive Suites but with that little bit extra.

Enjoy elegant and ultra-modern comforts within one of the most spectacularly scenic areas in Ireland. Our luxurious rooms and suites provide you with a liberating sense of space. Each sensory detail has been carefully refined to be just right. As have all the added touches, from the position of your high-speed network link to the precise depth of your whirlpool bath tub.

Some of the Premium rooms have stunning views of Lough Eske and others are furnished with four-poster beds. All of our Premium rooms share the facilities and design detail of our Deluxe rooms but with that little bit extra. Measuring a total of 87 m² or 935 square feet per room.

In addition to these spacious Suites guests can enjoy the privacy of their own dressing room, and pamper themselves in jet whirl pool.

The Ultimate Harvey’s Point Experience. These spectacular suites are aimed to give our guests unlimited space along with every modern convenience to make any stay second to none.

The penthouse offers modern luxury and space to a supreme standard, unequalled anywhere in Ireland. Double the size of the Executive rooms, measuring each approximately 160 m2 or 1720 square feet. As well as all of the luxury of the other rooms, the Penthouse has a bar area, private guest. Each Penthouse has a separate bedroom, living room, lounge, dressing room, guest wc, bath jet pool and one king size double bed.

Built in 1989 and refurbished in 2008, the charming Courtyard rooms are full of character and have the added attraction that they open out either onto the shores of Lough Eske or with a view of the Blue Stack Mountains.

There is a covered walkway from the bedrooms linking to the main reception. Featuring locally crafted wooden beds and furniture, these rooms are cosy and offer great value.

While the main market for Harvey’s Point is for couples, children with well behaved adults are most welcome. The hotel offers excellent babysitting facilities at reasonable rates as well as early dining times for under 10 year olds. There are rooms in both the Courtyard and the main bedroom block which are suitable for children.

Harvey’s Point is proud to have 14 rooms specifically designed to accommodate guests with reduced mobility. They are situated on the first floor and have all the amenities of a five star bedroom with the space and details available for wheelchair access.

The 15 square meter (165 sq ft) bathroom allows for a ‘wet-room’, a flat and extremely spacious shower room with glass paneling and a full sized 90cm wide glass door that opens both ways. The ‘Rainforest’ shower has prime quality polished stainless steel grab rails and each bathroom has a sink and ‘lady’s corner’ adjusted to wheelchair height. All areas of the hotel are accessible by ramp.

At Harvey's Point, we realize that more people than ever are traveling with their pets, therefore we provide pet friendly services to ensure your favourite friend can stay in Four star luxury.

Blessed with one of Ireland’s most beautiful locations, on the shores of Lough Eske, this hotel was first opened by the Gysling family in the late 1980s, with chalet-style buildings linked by covered walkways and pergolas creating a distinctly alpine atmosphere reminiscent of their native Switzerland - a style that suited the site well, with the open low-level design allowing views of the lough and mountains from most areas of the hotel.

The architecture blends perfectly with the magnificent surroundings, providing luxurious accommodation and every modern convenience as well as plenty of fresh air and breathtaking scenery. Peaceful, airy bedrooms are elegantly decorated with pure relaxation in mind. French doors open out onto rolling lawns and pretty gardens that stretch all the way to the shores of the loch. Some rooms have four-poster beds.

The restaurant is the ‘heart and soul’ of Harvey’s Point and this is appreciated by the many regular guests who return again and again and by all good food guides who have awarded high accolades over the years.

Sweeping down to the shores of Lough Eske, the Restaurant exudes elegance and style. The ambience is enhanced by crisp white linen, fresh flowers, chandeliers, sparking glasses and stunning artwork by Isobel Gysling. During the day, guests love to watch the abundant birdlife feeding on the pier and the cheeky geese claiming their territory. Or indeed, there is often the occasion of a helicopter landing on the pier just in front of the restaurant window.

During the evening, there is the twinkle of the candlelight and the sounds of guests in conversation. And all the while, Restaurant Manager, Damien McClay and his friendly and professional team are on stage to ensure a smooth performance of ‘The Harvey’s Point Experience’. Very fine food flows in natural harmony from the creative kitchen team under the direction of Paul Montgomery and Joe O’Hora. Local and Irish organic produce where possible is used to prepare and present pretty pictures on plates.

Be greeted with a smile, smell the turf fire, indulge in fine wine, exotic cocktails or a creamy pint of Guinness.  Immerse yourself in a good book or hide behind the newspaper, have a deep conversation about life or enjoy a good laugh with friends.

It’s the very room where Harvey’s Point began.. the fireplace is where the old Harvey brothers spat into as they talked about the weather and the farm!

It’s the very room that many’s a sing a’long takes place and where the locals and the visitors get to know each other and many friends are made.