Hotels in Tyrone County, United Kingdom

Tyrone County in Northern Ireland is famous for the rugged Sperrin Mountains and ancient stone circles like Beaghmore, where you can walk among 3,000-year-old monuments. The climate is cool and damp year-round, with average summers around 60°F (15°C) perfect for hiking through Gortin Glen Forest Park or cycling the Ulster Way, while winters hover near 40°F (4°C) and are best for cozy pub stays in Omagh and exploring the Ulster American Folk Park's indoor exhibits. Visit in late spring (May-June) for blooming heather and longer days, or come in autumn for fewer crowds and misty mountain views.