Ballynahinch Castle Hotel Connemara

General Information

The convention of cordiality at Ballynahinch Castle features long and strong foundations. The manor house palace dates from the eighteenth century, upgraded in new times to meet the requirements of today? s unofficial but discerning clientele. Idyllic apartments, including the lavish Riverside wing are stylishly and discretely furnished. A lot of have unique has such as four placard beds, stroll through wardrobes and all enjoy lovely vistas of the river, hills or both. In casual state elegance, a peerless restaurant, fed by fresh home make and locally caught fish is complimented by a pleasant antique world brasserie and open log fires. With 350 acres of exceptionally picturesque woody grounds and strolls, fishing rights on our own salmon river and lakes, 13, 000 acres of fine woodcock shoot, tennis and cycling, the palace proposes all the sights of a broad privately-owned estate. A championship hole golf course, sea fishing and horse riding are all within simple get to. Ballynahinch, the jewel in the crown of Connemara encompasses late twentieth century comforts in a setting untouched by time. 2 AA Rosettes. Refered by Bridgestones Jameson Guide, Karen Brown and Fodors.

Transportation

Ballynahinch Castle is situated on the West Coast of Ireland 6 miles from the sea and encircled by the rugged elegance of Connemara and the Twelve Bens chine. We are situated an hours? drive west on the N59 from Galway City (45miles74kilometres) and fifteen mins east from Clifden, the ?Capital of Connemara?. The nearest international airport is Shannon Airport, 99 miles or 163 kilometres from Ballynahinch Castle and is around a 2 and half hour drive. Dublin is around 135 miles221 kilometres and is a four-hour drive. There are connecting flights attainable from Dublin to Galway regional airport. There is also an airport in Knock, which is situated 75miles123 kilometres and nearly a two-hour drive.