Arrival date
Nights 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Adults 1 2 3 4
Search
A very spacious and comfortable room with a double bathroom, The Viceroy’s Room is situated in the former kitchen wing and so benefits from additional seclusion and privacy.
With its gracefully rococo stucco work ceiling, the Lady Caroline Coote Room (formerly Lady Coote’s boudoir) is among the most pleasingly elegant bedrooms at Ballyfin.
Originally the bedchamber of Lady Caroline Coote’s private suite, this handsome room overlooking the lake, with its dramatic red wallpaper has now been restored to its original proportions.
A charming suit of armour in miniature, perched on a gilded console between the windows, gives this room its name.
The Westmeath Room perfectly evokes the character of the furnished bedrooms of the house when it was built in the early nineteenth century.
Located above the Library on the south-east corner of the house, the Maryborough Room takes its name from the county town of Laois, itself named after Henry VIII’s daughter Mary.