A family-owned hotel in Armagh City has been awarded three-stars by Tourism NI’s Quality Grading Scheme.
Located on Upper English Street, the Charlemont Arms Hotel has been owned by three generations of the same family since being established in 1936.
It recently underwent a host of improvements, including the bedrooms and the public areas.
With the owners also getting ready to mark the hotel’s 90th birthday, the next chapter is already underway.
David Roberts, Director of Strategic Development at Tourism NI, said: “Tourism NI is delighted to award the Charlemont Arms Hotel this three-star accommodation grade.
“The award is testament to the team’s hard work and dedication which has resulted in the hotel successfully being repositioned from a two-star to a three-star property.
“I wish the team all the best with the 90th birthday celebrations and continued success with the venture.”
Judith Winter, Director of the Charlemont Arms Hotel, said: “We are honoured to receive this three-star accommodation grade from Tourism NI. The advice and support from the Tourism NI team has been invaluable.
“This recognition is a proud milestone which reflects our continued commitment to excellence and warm hospitality. We look forward to welcoming both new and returning guests with the same passion which has guided us for generations.”
The owners of the Charlemont Arms Hotel are also participants in Tourism NI’s Sustainable Tourism Business Programme.
The Tourism NI Quality Grading Scheme is a mark of distinction and gives visitors a clear idea of the standards of accommodation, service and cleanliness that they can expect during their stay.
The scheme is open to hotels, guest houses, B&Bs, self-catering, hostels and guest accommodation with businesses capable of achieving a grade of up to five stars.
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