Northern Ireland’s Premier luxury Hotel and Spa, set within 163 acres of lush parkland with the spectacular River Maine flowing through the estate, Galgorm Resort has a truly unique setting. This Resort is home to 122 luxurious guestrooms including 48 deluxe rooms, Junior and Signature Suites, and the unique Thermal Village & Spa that is the first of its kind in Ireland. Guests will enjoy the tranquillity of nature and experience pure relaxation in our Spa and Thermal Village with an extensive selection of riverside hot tubs, indoor and outdoor heated pools, steam rooms and saunas. The Resort also boasts a selection of restaurants & bars and extensive conference and banqueting facilities.

The famous Bar+Grill at Gillies is a must and a favourite amongst guests, with a warm and relaxed ambience and charming views of the Resort’s stables. Our extensive selection of menus cater for a wide range of tastes with classic brasserie dishes, a grill selection and Asian-inspired creations with a satisfying accompanying wine list. Encompassing all menus is a commitment to using the freshest of ingredients and the very best local Antrim produce. The renowned Galgorm breakfast is served in the atmospheric setting of Gillies restaurant with an extensive hearty offering of full Irish and continental buffet counters, with daily specials.

Located up at the Galgorm Castle Golf Club, host venue to the European Challenge Tours Galgorm Resort Northern Irish Open, just a 5 minute drive from the Resort awaits this impressive parkland golf club and newly opened Castle Kitchen+Bar. Adjacent to The Kitchen by a wrap-around horseshoe bar, sumptuous sofas, feature planting, and wood burning stove merge to create an atmosphere of relaxed glamour in an intimate yet informal setting, perfect for gathering with friends over a drink. Raise the bar when it comes to dining al fresco and lounge on the roof terrace, with an exceptional outlook and fuss-free beer garden vibe. Take in views of the fairways and countryside while sipping on cocktails or grazing on small plates.