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Tuesday, 17 February 2015

Springtacular Breaks in Fermanagh from

Experience why Spring is one of the most spectacular seasons to enjoy a short break, at Belmore Court & Motel, Northern Irelands only 4 star Motel.  Located in the heart of Enniskillen in the Fermanagh Lakelands it is the perfect short break destination. Whether you are planning a Romantic or Family Break, or a getaway with Friends there is lots to see and do nearby.
Belmore Court Spring Break from £60pps

Some of the many Springtacular reasons to book a short break to the Fermanagh Lakelands include Fermanagh’s natural beauty, stunning scenery and Springtacular Walks. Breathe in the Lakeland Fermanagh air and enjoy a refreshing Spring walk; top picks include nearby National Trust properties Castle Coole and Florencecourt.. Springtacular Waterways; explore the beauty of the Fermanagh Lakelands and enjoy a guided tour of the islands aboard the MV Kestrel. Landmarks include the famous Devenish Island Monastic Site. Springtacular Scenery; Lough Navar Forest on the outskirts of Enniskillen contains lakes, peat bogs, exposed cliffs and some amazing viewpoints. Spingtacular attractions; The Fermananagh Lakelands is dotted with unique attractions including Marble Arch Caves & Geopark, the Garden Of The Celtic Saints, Belleek Pottery Visitor Centre & Enniskillen Castle Museum.
Recently voted a top Bargain Hotel in TripAdvisors Annual TravellersChoice Awards (2015), Belmore Court & Motel’s collection of 60 rooms, offers guests a choice of high quality accommodation at great value prices.

Belmore Court Spring Breaks from £60pps

Choose to stay in a Motel Standard Room complete with kitchenette or upgrade your experience with a break in a Superior or Executive room. Guests are guaranteed a warm Fermanagh welcome and all rooms are maintained to the highest standard by our award winning reception team and housekeeping team. Breakfast is included in Superior and Executive Rooms and the menu features continental favourites and satisfying hot options too.


Guests also have the choice of a stay in Belmore Court & Motel’s sister property, The Lodge at Lough Erne on the grounds of Lough Erne Resort Northern Ireland’s first 5 Star AA and NITB Hotel. A luxury 3 bedroom property, which directly overlooks Castle Hume Lough and The Faldo Course and is within walking distance of the Resort.


Belmore Court & Motel have a range of Seasonal Special Offers, for full details and to book your stay visit www.motel.co.uk or telephone 028 6632 6633.



Thursday, 8 August 2013

99 out 100 people more than satisfied with Belmore Court & Motel, Enniskillen

In April 2013 the Belmore Court & Motel sent out its eighth annual guest survey to gather feedback from those who had stayed in the previous 12 months.  The survey asked many useful questions that we can use to help improve our facilities and services.  Almost 500 responses were received - online and by post.

These are some of the results:



Receptionist couldn't have been more helpful and went to great lengths to meet our requirements. It is quite refreshing to have a bright and cheerful person on the other end of the phone who is obviously doing their best to accommodate you.
Efficient knowledgeable staff made recommendations relating to the size of our group.
The receptionist was very welcoming and lifted my mood after lost sleep elsewhere previous night
So easy & straightforward especially for an old boy like me
All the ladies that spoke to me on different occasions were very helpful, Una, Nina, Lena and Michelle.
I have stayed at the Belmore Court three years in a row - I have always had a very positive experience!  Location, service, room standard and of course the staff are excellent!  I happily recommend the Belmore to friends and family - thank you so much and I look forward to my next stay!


Attending a wedding at nearby by hotel - the hotels rates very high - Belmore offered as good  a service for much less!! Well done.
My husband and i just fancied a night away together! Enniskillen was a lovely place and the Belmore was so near it that we could just dander in and out!
I needed somewhere convenient with parking - where I could also run a meeting the next morning.  I used your Board room which was excellent.
We both needed a break, for very different reasons. What also helped was excellent recommendations, by your staff of local restaurants, within walking distance.
We just go up to Enniskillen for a bit of a break.  Always stay at the Belmore Court due to the reasonable prices and special offers.
My husband has stayed at the original Belmore Court many times, then stayed in the new motel last year. He liked the standard of accommodation, or rather, knew I would like it, so that plus the sale prices made it an easy decision as a destination for a short break.

The staff where very friendly and this me us feel very welcome
I could not criticise in any way at all as my relatives changed our original booking about 3 times and Michelle and the other girl (sorry for forgetting your name) where patience personified.  They were lovely and so helpful.
Staff were very bubbly and well mannered and always greeted us no matter when or how many times we came in
When we arrived your staff could not have been more friendly they had made us feel very at ease! were very helpful on places to eat and if we need help with the travel cot!
Great banter with the guy at reception and swift check in process for numerous groups at one time
One of the short breaks with mum was for her birthday and the staff kindly left a card and chocolates in our room.  Mum was delighted and I appreciated that time was made to please an elderly lady.

Excellent cleanliness throughout the whole motel.
It was such a lovely room and the walk in shower was lovely.
I was really surprised by the standard of my room it was great.
We had everything we need, beds comfortable, I love my tea an staff were great ensuring we never ran out. Cleaners in every day and as I excepted them to be in an out I wasn't surprised when they offered if there was anything else we may need. Exceptional service.
There should be a category better than excellent because that doesn't do it justice...maybe outstanding? The room was perfect, the bed was the best I've ever slept in, and the bathroom was modern and spotless. As I said, outstanding!
The room was spotless. We had an espresso coffee machine, fridge, kettle and tea, coffee etc. a tv in the bathroom- couldn't ask for more.
Kitchenette was an added bonus after a long car journey.
Modern, bright and a pleasure to stay in.


Oh very much so as we had to use are cards to obtain entrance etc.
Very safe even though my motel room door opened onto near the main road.
Yes we found the security to be very good we noticed the security team to be working later on at nite with young children its good to be assured there is security around the hotel.
Good lock on the door and parking just outside.
Good idea to need keycard to gain entry at night.
The quietness and sense of privacy were very important to us. The quietness at the entrance, a member of staff, always present, at reception and the secure locks, on all doors helped too.


Much better than I expected from a continental buffet, you should be proud.
Breakfast was great in a relaxed atmosphere
Loved the option to have cooked breakfast. Staff helpful, showing you have to work all cooking equipment.
My husband has Coeliac Disease and had requested Gluten Free food, which he received, the staff were excellent at keeping GF food separate, Thank you very much.  When we next stay in Enniskillen we will be staying at the Belmore Court Motel, just a pity you don't do dinner.
On my last stay it was nice to see the addition of some cooked items.
Breakfast was fresh, with lots of choice. Staff replenished the buffet immediately .when items were finished.
We as a family of five enjoy the breakfast simply for the variety of items you can have very handy as we all tend to eat different things in the morning I would also like to add that the food itself is of good quality and taste also the fact you can help yourself to whatever you want when you want is especial good as are youngest takes ages to eat.


Wouldn't stay anywhere else!
I love the rooms. its a touch of luxury. very near the shops. secure parking.
Very central and very welcoming place!
I will be booking again 100% just waiting for a reason to get away.
I was surprised at the superior quality of the accommodation on my first stay.  The rooms compare favourably with the usual Fermanagh Hotel and at a much cheaper rate.
Always would make this my first preference to stay as it is so central to where anyone would want to be in Enniskillen or to go everywhere else but sometime I am dictated to by others who have foolishly booked other places or just to be all together with others in one place.
We just felt we were in friendly, comfortable surroundings and are already planning a return visit. We have also recommended  Belmore Court to others .


Rooms great, good when with kids, great value & location.
Had a lovely neat room for a good price. Didn't feel overcharged for what I got.
Cleanliness, service and friendliness is invaluable.
I stayed with my mom, sister and my 2 teenage daughters - we were give 2 luxurious rooms with adjoining door - our stay was really great and breakfast was a really welcome bonus :)
Definitely excellent.... For the appetite my fiancé has (we're both chef's) he certainly can eat a good few quid at the breakfast buffet!!
We got what we paid for and as advertised on your website
I look out for offers on your site.
Get offers every time an staff go through all options.



 Very much so, and at a very competitive cost.

Certainly from my stay with you I think you have something special. When I'm up there again I will definitely staying with you. All the best Justin
I believe Belmore Court is a fabulous accommodation coupled with great service at excellent value - I wish it could be copied across other parts of Northern Ireland.
Definitely as good as if not better than some well known hotel brands
We received 5 star treatment for a quarter of the price
For comfort, convenience and service you're up there with the best
Thumbs up from me.
Our stay surpassed our expectations leaving us with the desire to tell others.


Monday, 11 February 2013

Jan/Feb Competition Winners

Congratulations to the following compeition Winner:

January 2013 Comment Card Draw - £50 Voucher for Belmore Court & Motel, Enniskillen
Ruth Callaghan, Limavady

February 2013 Facebook Valentines competition - 2 Night Break with Chocolates at Belmore Court & Motel, Enniskillen
Jackie Barry, Dublin

February 2013 Bow Street Mall draw - 2 Night Break at Belmore Court & Motel, Enniskillen
Olive Simpson, Lisburn

Keep an eye out for further competitions on www.facebook.com/BelmoreCourt and www.twitter.com/BelmoreCourt or in your local shopping centre.

Monday, 4 February 2013

Let's get up close and personal....... Nina Kelly-Kleine

Lets get Up Close and Personal with Nina Kelly-Kleine, the Sales and Marketing Manager, who we hope will reveal bits and bobs that we may not know.

Nina Kelly-Kleine   Sales & Marketing Manager


Tell us a little bit about yourself:
My name is Nina Kelly Kleine, I am 41 years old and live in Lisnaskea with my 6 year old son Finley.  I have worked at the Belmore Court and Motel since March 2009 as Sales and Marketing Manager on a part time basis. Born in Coventry to Co. Monaghan parents, I moved to Newtownbutler at the age of 9 attending primary school in Newtownbutler and moving on to Lisnaskea High School until 16 when I first entered the workforce.  Working for a local firm until the age of 22, I decided that the bright lights of Belfast was the place I wanted to be, so with another friend we applied for jobs and I was successful in my application and started at the Europa Hotel on a day John Major arrived I really thought I had hit the big time!  My friend never made it to Belfast and I stayed there for a further 14 years working for a variety of hotels in different positions.

What do you do in your spare time?
What spare time? With a 6 year old there is very little time to myself, but I do squeeze time in to have my nails and hair done every couple of weeks and I am known to do a bit of travelling every second weekend.

Where is your favourite Holiday destination?
My favourite place to visit is the small Greek island of Kos, I haven’t been there in about 15 years but travelled there on a couple of occasions in my single life, I loved every minute of it.  When I visited the island it wasn’t a hot spot for the Irish and English but was very popular with the Scandinavians, I can't work out if it was the island I was attracted to or what the island attracted.... it was all good.

What in life do you dislike?
I have recently realised I absolutely hate flying; I have no fear of it until I sit on the seat and then I hate it, its like a white knuckle ride!

What in life do you like?
I really like my network of friends both within the industry and my personal friends.  I meet my group of 5 girl friends at least once a week for a morning coffee.  The world is put to rights within an hour in Millers coffee shop.

What is your favourite quote?
I have a couple; 'a lady never loses composure' is probably my favourite and one that has been used many times in my lifetime

So is it shoes or bags?
It is both; I cannot resist either shoes or bags.  I love something a little bit different and my favourite shoe shop is Shuzella in Monaghan, it’s very expensive but very different.

Savoury or sweet?
Again I love both but if I really had to choose it is savoury

What is your favourite Movie?
Topgun and I hear it is being released soon in 3d, I can’t wait to see it

What sort of music do you like?
I love most music but draw the line at country, I just don’t get the drones and the whines.  Emeli Sandi is the latest album added to my ipod

What is your favourite book?
A 1000 Splendid Suns, it is an excellent read and was recommended by Michelle our Front Office Manager

So now we know a bit about your personal life tell us what you do in work
It is my responsibility to get bums in beds.  In the current climate not the easiest job but I find it rewarding.  Special offers are set in place and then it's all about letting everyone know what special offers we have available and how to book.  This is done in a variety of ways from the Internet, postcard drops, exhibitions, ezines and face to face. No day is the same, it important to have the marketing plan innovative and be fast moving in this very competitive industry.

How would you describe yourself?
Full of fun and love the craic

What are your greatest achievements?
My greatest personal achievement is having Finely my son and my greatest working achievement is the awards we have won especially the Chartered Institute of Marketing Ireland Excellence Award 2012.

Wednesday, 29 February 2012

Ladies. Are you proposing today?

Any ladies proposing today?

If he says yes let us know and we'll give away a Belmore Court & Motel Executive Suite for a 2 night break as a reward. The two of you can relax in luxury. 

If he says no we'll give away a Belmore Court & Motel Superior Twin room for a 2 night break as consolation. You are a friend and go up the town and party.


Post on Facebook and tell us some details...... https://www.facebook.com/#!/belmorecourt/posts/10150569967402234

If there is more than one reply we'll draw the winner out of a hat.....

Leap Year has been the traditional time that women can propose marriage.
In many of today's cultures, it is okay for a woman to propose marriage to a man. Society doesn't look down on such women. However, that hasn't always been the case.
When the rules of courtship were stricter, women were only allowed to pop the question on one day every four years. That day was February 29th.

St. Bridget's Complaint

It is believed this tradition was started in 5th century Ireland when St. Bridget complained to St. Patrick about women having to wait for so long for a man to propose. According to legend, St. Patrick said the yearning females could propose on this one day in February during the leap year.

February 29th in English Law

According to English law, February 29th was ignored and had no legal status. Folks assumed that traditions would also have no status on that day. It was also reasoned that since the leap year day existed to fix a problem in the calendar, it could also be used to fix an old and unjust custom that only let men propose marriage.
The first documentation of this practice dates back to 1288, when Scotland supposedly passed a law that allowed women to propose marriage to the man of their choice in that year. Tradition states they also made it law that any man who declined a proposal in a leap year must pay a fine. The fine could range from a kiss to payment for a silk dress or a pair of gloves.