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Flexible Family Accommodation

Posted by Mark Grace 
· June 23, 2018 

An Accommodation Mix to Suit Almost Every Family

The self-catering holiday lets at Ballynoe House have an accommodation mix to suit almost every family, large or small. This flexibility was part of the design. In addition to every bedroom being en-suite plus an additional family bathroom (just so there are no queues, whatever the  size of family), look under the covers of each let to see how each type of accommodation can suit you.

Ardfield bedroom in double configuration

Ardfield bedroom in double configuration

 

Ballynoe House Barn House Ardfield Bedroom

Ardfield bedroom in twin configuration

The Barn House

Conventionally, The Barn House provides 2 double bedrooms (king-sized beds) and two twin-bedded rooms, sleeping 8 in total. The twin beds can be zipped together to form super-king beds, to suit four couples staying together. However, the free travel cot in each holiday let allows up to 9 people in The Barn House, including a child under two years not occupying a bed. There is no limitation to parents who want to bring their own or additional travel costs, although child bedding is not provided.

Room to Relax - The Barn House has plenty of space

Room to Relax – The Barn House has plenty of space

Ballynoe Mews

Each mews house in Ballynoe Mews is suitable for most families from 3 to 6. Conventionally, each mews house provides 2 double bedrooms which can be configured as twin-bedded rooms or zipped as super-kings, sleeping 4 in each house – suitable for couple or families. The free travel cot in each holiday let allows for the inclusion of a child under two years, i.e. accommodation for a family of 5. As with The Barn House, there are no limitations to parents who want to bring their own or additional travel costs, subject to them providing their own cot bedding.

Blue For You - The Galley Kitchen in 1 Ballynoe Mews

Blue For You – The Galley Kitchen in 1 Ballynoe Mews

As an additional free facility, a fold-up bed can be provided for each mews house so that a family of 5 can be accommodated with all three older children sharing a room. This facility is not available in The Barn House. So, when including a travel cot in the same bedroom as the parents, each mews house can accommodate a family of six, with 2 of the children essentially included for free.

All Bedrooms are En-Suite at Ballynoe House.

All Bedrooms are En-Suite at Ballynoe House.

Whatever your accommodation needs, pick up the telephone or email us. We probably have a sleeping configuration to suit you. Book here.

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Ballynoe House has three luxury self-catering guesthouses situated just 10 minutes from Clonakilty, the multi-award-winning West Cork tourist destination, and within a short walk of several beaches; an ideal location for your holiday on this part of the Wild Atlantic Way. Our blog posts cover events and opportunities for activities in West Cork as well as Ballynoe House which has a Resident Genealogist and Resident Artist.

Press Coverage:
West Cork People (July 2018)
Irish Independent Travel Feature (December 2018)

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