A Unique Accommodation Experience

The Bedrooms have been formed from the original rooms which made up the rest of the former Masonic Lodge building.

The Members Suite, a double height space with its own living room and accompanying mezzanine bedroom level with superking bed all with original historic detailing. The Members Suite includes its own large private bathroom with walk in shower and feature bath,  a dedicated work space, lounge sofa and arm chairs and wood shuttered floor to ceiling windows with private door to external patio garden. This room due to its scale, design and features is a perfect getaway with its double height period living space with original timber flooring, plaster detailing and ceiling rose detailing as designed by the Masonic Lodge.

The Parlour room, positioned adjacent to the Members Room, provides a superking sized bed with its own modern ensuite shower and toilet facilities, all detailed with modern and original period Masonic features. 

The Oculus Room, accessed from the entrance hall via its own private original staircase, provides a double bed and single bed with unique historic detailing such as circular Masonic stain glass windows and original fireplace surround (non functional) in a very unique and relaxing environment. A large shower room with toilet and wash hand basin is positioned adjacent to the Oculus Room for comfort.

The Robing Room, positioned on the ground floor, provides a superking sized bed within a spacious high ceiling room with accompanying historic stain glass window and window seat area.

All bedrooms have high quality comfortable mattresses. Bedding and towels provided. Two bedrooms have an option to be converted to twin beds upon request.

Included Facilities
Modern heating and hot water systems are provided. A 50 inch internet enabled TV with DVD player is provided within to the main hall for entertainment purposes. There is superfast broadband with full wireless coverage throughout the building. A washing machine and tumble dryer is provided within the kitchen area. A generous welcome pack is provided with essential provisions. Essentials such as bin bags, washing powder, dishwasher tablets and cleaning products are provided.

Historical facts
The Old Masonic hall has since its completion in 1884 provided a historically important social setting for the Mason's  and the local Ballycastle community.  William Percy French (1 May 1854 – 24 January 1920)  an Irish songwriter, author, poet, entertainer and painter is known to have performed recitals within the Hall for the entertainment of the local community, while during World War 2 the Masonic Hall was used as a mess hall for the military including American troops being trained in the local area before being despatched to mainland Europe.

Other Notes
The Old Masonic Hall is ideally suited to small, low key social gatherings, wedding groups, friends and family occasions. Due to our village location and the buildings beautiful historical original detailing & features it is not suitable for parties involving outside guests and noise must be limited at night. Apologies, we don’t accept hen or stag bookings.