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06 Sept 2025

Central Hotel named Best Local Hotel of the Year in Ulster for second year running

Abbey and Central Hotels shone at a prestigious event Held at The Johnstown Estate

Central Hotel named Best Local Hotel of the Year in Ulster for second year running

General Manager Breda Haden and deputy Alvin Cooper at the at the 2024 Irish Hotel Awards

The Central Hotel, nestled in the heart of Donegal Town, has been crowned Best Local Hotel of the Year in Ulster at the 2024 Irish Hotel Awards, held at the elegant Johnstown Estate in Meath. 

This prestigious accolade highlights the Central Hotel's dedication to providing exceptional guest experiences and its deep-rooted connection with the local community.

The Irish Hotel Awards celebrate the very best in hospitality, and the Central Hotel’s victory showcases its consistent commitment to excellence, superior service, and a welcoming atmosphere that resonates with visitors from near and far. Under the management of Breda Haden, the hotel has become a standout destination in Donegal, offering a blend of comfort, tradition, and quality service that ensures memorable stays for all guests.

 “We are absolutely thrilled to be recognised as the Best Local Hotel in Ulster for the second year running,” Breda said. “This award is a reflection of the hard work and passion of our entire team. We pride ourselves on delivering warm hospitality, and it’s truly an honour to be acknowledged in this way.”

In addition to the Central Hotel’s win, Bill Collins, Sales and Marketing Manager of Abbey and Central Hotels, was also honoured at the event, winning Marketing Manager of the Year in Ulster for his efforts in driving the success and visibility of both hotels.

This double victory reinforces Abbey & Central Hotels’ place as leaders in the hospitality industry, known for their innovation, service, and community involvement.

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