The Ballyliffin Lodge and Spa has reopened following a major €1.5 million makeover which included upgrading all 40 guest rooms. has reopened following a major €1.5 million makeover which included upgrading all 40 guest rooms. This charming coastal hotel is no stranger to ‘making waves’ in the hospitality sector. Within the last few years they have invested heavily in green technologies and rendering them one of Ireland’s ‘greenest hotels’ which is an incredible feat in itself. The Ballyliffin Lodge is always pushing to be the best and stand proud as a beacon for quality hospitality in the county. Excelling in providing stunning; weddings, events and corporate outings, not to mention boasting an Industry leading standard of over 90% annual occupancy rates year on year. READ NEXT: Greencastle Community Centre honours founding director, who retires after 35 years An impressive feat for a small hotel in rural Inishowen. The Ballyliffin Lodge welcomes guests from all over the world, how would they not with such; stunning views over the North Atlantic coastline, elegant and classy hotel, proximity to the world-famous Ballyliffin Golf Course, not to mention the mouth-watering local produce cuisine. Offering guests and visitors top-class leisure and spa facilities really make this ‘the hotel of choice’ for most and it’s easy to see why. The management team at the hotel wished to invest further in the property. They listened to their guests and staff and devised plans to not only meet such needs but to surpass them. Guest comfort and needs were at the forefront of all our decisions. The Lodge are always pushing boundaries and this project was no different. The hotel closed its doors for just 25 days and in that time were able to transform the property, which involved upgrading 40 guest rooms and bathrooms, public toilets, corridors, stairways, reception, foyer, bar, restaurant and terrace. Please click on the arrows to go through the gallery The hotel
In pictures: Ballyliffin Lodge and Spa reopen after €1.5 million refurbishment
The hotel closed its doors for just 25 days for a major refurbishment and in that time the property was transformed which involved upgrading 40 guest rooms and bathrooms, public toilets, corridors, stairways, reception, foyer, bar, restaurant and terrace
