Luxury Rooms at Ballyfin
All rooms in the house are beautifully appointed, yet all individually designed to mirror the unique style of the original house. Our marble bathrooms are equipped to the highest standard with walk in shower, bath, double basin and luxurious toiletries.
The Morrison
Formerly the nursery room, this cosy single guestroom is ideal for solo guests. Room size 17sqm/183sqf, small queen bed, bathroom with seaprate shower & bath.
Lady Sarah Pole
Our Classic room combines historic charm with refined luxury featuring unique, elegant decor with antique furnishings.
The Mountrath
The Mountrath Room is situated on the garden front, and enjoys pleasing views out over the curving forms of the Conservatory to the rising Pleasure Grounds and the impressive watery staircase of the Cascade.
The Marquis de Massigny
This charming room is named after the French nobleman, Victor de Massigny. Today, rather fittingly given its French connections, this room is hung with toile de jouy.
The Tapestry
One of the most atmospheric of the bedrooms. It was formerly Sir Charles Coote’s dressing room, located between the nurseries and Lady Coote’s bedchamber, overlooking Sir Richard Morrison’s kitchen court.
The Trellis
Decorated with specially commissioned wall paintings by Lucinda Oakes. Here in the bedroom the scene evokes a series of summer garden views with flowers, fruit and trees framed in trellis work.
The Knights
A charming suit of armour in miniature gives this room its name. It lies at the centre of the east front, set behind the entrance portico, the crisply carved capitals of which can be appreciated at close quarters.
The Westmeath
The Westmeath Room perfectly evokes the character of the furnished bedrooms of the house when it was built in the early nineteenth century. It is exquisitely decorated in richly patterned wallpaper with a wonderfully carved French bed positioned prominently in the centre of room.
The Maryborough
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.
The Sir Charles Coote
This wonderfully elegant space known originally as the Writing Room, was Sir Charles Coote's study. Situated on the ground floor, Sir Charles Coote is discetely hidden away at the foot of the stairs.
The Dr Beaufort
Serene and beautifully detailed. The rooms walls are upholstered with a serene green and terracotta French toile which recall Beaufort’s descent from French Hugenots.
The Viceroy
The Viceroy room features a double bathroom and is situated in the former kitchen wing and so benefits from additional seclusion and privacy. The half-octagon shape of the room is particularly pleasing and exemplifies the subtle manipulation of space for which the Morrisons, Ballyfin’s architects, are famous.
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