Location
As one of the premier luxury Castle Hotels in Ireland, Ballynahinch Castle is located at the heart of the Ballynahinch Estate at Connemara, Galway. Comprising of 450 acres of beautiful woodlands, gardens, lakes and rivers. This sporting country estate offers a secluded retreat of peace for any visitor.
Rooms
Each of the forty bedrooms has a private bathroom and is decorated to the highest standards with your comfort in mind. Standard Rooms all have private bath and shower, TV, and direct dial telephone. These are comfortable rooms with varying shapes and situated in the main section of the house with views either of the mountains, river or courtyard.
Restaurant
With a reputation as one of the very best restaurants in Connemara, The Owenmore Restaurant provides a splendid panoramic view overlooking the beautiful Ballynahinch River. For fine dining at Ballynahinch Castle Hotel this is the perfect setting for a carefully prepared menu, which is complimented by an impressive wine list.
Spoiled by the castle's proximity to the Atlantic and ready access to the freshest fish, the chef and his team also take advantage of the availability of quality organic game in the winter.
Lounge/Bar
The Bar is an intimate room dominated by a long curved pewter bar where one can relax and enjoy a drink.
General
Ballynahinch Castle Hotel is an intimate 4 star hotel set in 450 acres of woodlands, rivers and walks in the heart of Connemara.
It stands proud and majestic overlooking the famous Ballynahinch Salmon River, whilst being surrounded the splendour of the Twelve Bens Mountain Range.
Ballynahinch Castle and Connemara both offer a wealth of activities and pursuits. Whether you're looking for a relaxing vacation in Ireland or an active hotel break in the West, there is something to suit everybody no matter what pace you prefer.
Pony trekking, hill walking, cycling, golfing and shooting are all close at hand. Please contact reception who can organise pony trekking on the beach or contact the walking centre for guided walks through the Twelve Bens.