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Ballyfin

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© Ballyfin Demesne

Ireland's great houses in winter: drawing-room fires and the demesne to yourself.

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3-night stays · dates by room
Classic
May 2–11 '27
$990/night
peak $1,477
33% below peak
May 3–5 '27 · $2,970 for 3 nights
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vs September, its priciest month
Deluxe
$1,143/night
peak $1,706
33% below peak
May 3–5 '27 · $3,429 for 3 nights
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Stateroom
May 3–5 '27
$1,525/night
peak $2,078
27% below peak
May 3–5 '27 · $4,575 for 3 nights
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vs September, its priciest month
Stateroom Twin
May 9–12 '27
$1,525/night
peak $2,078
27% below peak
May 9–11 '27 · $4,575 for 3 nights
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Gardener Cottage
May 3–5 '27
$2,386/night
peak $3,187
25% below peak
May 3–5 '27 · $7,158 for 3 nights
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Rates shown are per night for the entry room in this window; final price and room are confirmed on the booking partner’s site for your exact dates.

When to go to Ballyfin

Our pick
February to March and November to Decemberfrom $906

Ireland's great houses in winter: drawing-room fires and the demesne to yourself.

Cheapest
Januaryfrom $906

About 39% below its typical peak.

Avoid
January

The estate closes for its annual January maintenance in Ireland's darkest and wettest stretch with barely seven hours of daylight, so there is nowhere to stay for the experience the place is known for.

The hotel, up close

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What Sets It Apart

A Regency mansion on a 614-acre walled demesne beneath the Slieve Bloom Mountains

Historic building
Gardens & grounds
Library
Fine dining
Lake / sea view
Signature suite

Rates by Month

tracked daily · same room
MonthFrom, per nightTemperature °F
January$90647° / 38°
February$90648° / 38°
March$90651° / 38°
April$95556° / 39°
May$99061° / 44°
June$1,35065° / 49°
July$1,36967° / 52°
August$1,37067° / 52°
September$1,41063° / 49°
October$96758° / 46°
November$1,001Deluxe, entry sold out51° / 41°
December$1,006Deluxe, entry sold out48° / 40°

Rates appear where our daily tracking covers them and are for an entry room unless noted, confirmed with the booking partner. Contains modified Copernicus Climate Change Service information 2026.

Common questions about Ballyfin

When is the best time to visit Ballyfin?

The best months to visit Ballyfin are February to March and November to December. Ireland's great houses in winter: drawing-room fires and the demesne to yourself. November in the midlands: quiet, green, and gloriously unhurried.

What makes Ballyfin special?

Meticulously restored Regency mansion beneath the Slieve Bloom Mountains, with about 21 rooms on a 614-acre walled demesne and included estate activities.

What is the cheapest month to stay at Ballyfin?

Based on daily rate tracking of the same room, the lowest rates at Ballyfin are in February, from $906 per night, about 39% below its typical peak of $1,477.

How much does Ballyfin cost per night?

Rates for the Classic at Ballyfin range from $906 (February) to $1,410 (September) in the months we currently track, and typical peak-season rates run around $1,477. Final prices are confirmed with the booking partner.

When is the worst time to visit Ballyfin?

The month to avoid at Ballyfin is January. The estate closes for its annual January maintenance in Ireland's darkest and wettest stretch with barely seven hours of daylight, so there is nowhere to stay for the experience the place is known for.

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