Ballygally Castle Hotel
Dating back to the 17th century, the castle boasts some of the most beautiful panoramic views in the country. Not only is it set in an idyllic location, but it is the perfect base for exploring Antrim and its surroundings. A haven of tranquility, staying here is ever so relaxing. Looking for something a little more active? From fishing, cycling, to playing golf, there are so many activities to indulge in nearby. Do not miss out on taking a walk in the gardens which are also extraordinary. The rooms are all tastefully designed in a stunning contemporary style while still showing off the charm from the original period of the castle. How brave are you? The 'ghost room' in one of the castle's turrets is incredible. Visitors from the past believe having seen the ghost of Lady Isabella Shaw (the former lady of the castle) appear during the night. An enchanting all-round experience for all!
Contact Us
Coast Road
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Ballygally, County Antrim, BT40 2QZ
http://www.hastingshotels.com/ballygally-castle/
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Nearby Attractions
Glenarm Castle & Gardens
Glenarm Castle is the home of Viscount and Viscountess Dunluce and their family. The present castle has been in the McDonnell family since it was first built in 1636.
The Dairy (Gleno)
The Dairy Gleno is the definition of a family success story. Evolving over decades from a fully operational creamery and dairy established here in 1933, this beautifully reimagined space is now one of Northern Ireland’s finest hidden gems. Led by Sandra McDowell, the family has spared no expense:
CraicNTour
CraicNTour along the stunning Causeway Coast Route is an unforgettable experience led by the incomparable John Robbin.
Nearby Eating Out
The Dairy (Gleno)
The Dairy Gleno is the definition of a family success story. Evolving over decades from a fully operational creamery and dairy established here in 1933, this beautifully reimagined space is now one of Northern Ireland’s finest hidden gems. Led by Sandra McDowell, the family has spared no expense:
Laragh Lodge
Named after the Ess-Na-Laragh waterfall, the sublime award-winning Laragh Lodge, was built in 1890, and sits amid the world famous Glens of Antrim; an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The Thatch Inn
We couldn’t endorse the Thatch Inn in Broughshane simply as just a place to eat in our ‘Food for Thought’ section, as there is so much history to this pub,