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Nestled within the serene embrace of the Irish countryside, the guestrooms and suites at Ballyfin Demesne offer an exquisite blend of elegance, comfort, and timeless charm. With just 21 rooms, each individually designed and richly appointed, the atmosphere is one of intimate luxury and bespoke refinement.

Every room reflects the grandeur of the Regency period, featuring sumptuous fabrics, antique furnishings, and thoughtful touches that speak to the estate’s storied past. From sweeping views over the lake and gardens to the warmth of handpicked details, each space invites guests to relax in unparalleled comfort and style.

Whether you choose a stately suite or a charming guestroom, your stay at Ballyfin is elevated by exceptional attention to detail and a quiet sense of indulgence, ensuring a truly unforgettable retreat.

To preserve the privacy and tranquillity of our guests, Ballyfin is reserved exclusively for resident guests only.

Rooms

Rooms

Stay in a resplendent Regency bedroom, carefully restored to reflect the history of the house but updated to deliver exceptional comfort. Ballyfin’s classically-styled rooms have their own singular character, complete with opulent marble bathrooms.
Junior Suites

Junior Suites

Bespoke finishes, opulent fabrics and original design elements within the Junior Suites tell the story of a history that dates back centuries. Each as utterly unique as they were in their heyday, these rooms are where Irish heritage meets contemporary comfort.
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Suites

The pinnacle of the Ballyfin experience, the Suites recall an era when high society made this estate famous in the early 19th century. Large, spacious and unapologetically sumptuous, each unique Suite strikes the perfect balance between awe-inspiring grandeur and familial warmth.
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Gardeners Cottage

Set in the corner of the walled garden, just a stone's throw from the main house. This comfortable two-story house set in such close proximity to the landlord’s residence is indicative of the crucial role the Head Gardener played in the economy of the estate over several hundred years.