County Roscommon offers couples a range of wedding venues, from historic castles to modern hotels, set against its scenic lakes and countryside. Whether planning a grand celebration or an intimate gathering, the county has spaces to suit different budgets and styles.
High-End Venues
For those seeking a luxurious setting, Roscommon’s high-end venues deliver elegance and charm. Kilronan Castle Estate & Spa in Ballyfarnon provides a fairytale backdrop with a grand ballroom for up to 300 guests and a private lakeside terrace for ceremonies. The castle offers 85 bedrooms, gourmet catering, and a spa for relaxation, with dedicated coordinators ensuring a seamless experience. Clonalis House in Castlerea, a historic manor, offers exclusive use with a formal dining room and expansive gardens for receptions. Its tailored packages include in-house catering and accommodation for up to 20 guests in the main house.
Mid-Range Venues
Roscommon’s mid-range venues combine quality with affordability. The Abbey Hotel in Roscommon Town, a family-run four-star property, features a ballroom for up to 250 guests and landscaped gardens for ceremonies. With over 60 years of hospitality experience, it offers bespoke menus, a bridal suite, and discounted guest rooms. Hodson Bay Hotel in Athlone, located on Lough Ree, provides the Lough Ree Suite for up to 400 guests, with lake views and a private bar area. Couples benefit from experienced planners, customisable packages, and on-site accommodation for guests.
Budget Venues
For couples on a tighter budget, Roscommon offers welcoming and practical options. Keenans Hotel in Tarmonbarry provides a riverside setting with a function room for up to 150 guests. Its flexible packages include catering with local ingredients and a dedicated coordinator, with guest rooms available at reasonable rates. The Percy French Hotel in Strokestown offers a cosy banquet suite for smaller weddings, accommodating up to 100 guests. With affordable menus and a central location, it ensures a warm, personalised day, complete with on-site accommodation.
Roscommon’s venues cater to diverse preferences, offering facilities like tailored catering, scenic ceremony spaces, and guest accommodation. Couples can choose a venue that aligns with their budget and vision, creating a memorable and effortless wedding day.
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