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5 places · prices checked 15 Nov 2026

Lodges, Log Cabins & Hot Tub Breaks in Ballynameen

We track 5 lodges, cabins and hot tub cottages in Ballynameen, usually £231 a night. A week in winter costs around £2,060 (£2,228 the rest of the year). Sleeps up to 4. Average guest rating: 9.1/10.

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Places
5
Usual night
£231
Week in winter
£2,060
Average rating
9.1/10
Sleeps up to
4 guests

Prices for 2 adults checked on Booking.com · updated 15 Nov 2026 · how we work

Our places in Ballynameen

There are five places in Ballynameen, and they are all fairly similar in style. Three sleep two and two sleep four, and most have a single bedroom. The cheapest night is well below the usual price, so there is some room to choose a smaller lodge if you are watching the budget. The dearest places are the four-person ones, and the one with a spa bath as well as a hot tub sits at the top. Ratings are strong across the board, so price and size are the main things that set them apart.

Ballynameen

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4. The Lux Pod

8.6Excellent · 42 reviews

Guests love:Hosts 9.2Comfort 8.9

  • Hot tub
Usually£282per night
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Ballynameen is a small base on the north coast side of Northern Ireland, and its lodges are made for couples and small groups of up to four. Every place here has a hot tub, so the choice is less about whether you get one and more about how much room and how many extras you want.

Nightly prices are on the high side compared with the nearby towns listed further down, where the starting rates are usually lower. Most places sleep two, with one bedroom, and the larger ones for four cost noticeably more a night. Guests rate the stays highly, at about 9 out of 10. Winter is the quiet season. A week costs a little less between November and February than outside winter, though the gap is small. With only five places, availability can run out quickly in some months, so it helps to look at dates early.

Features

The hot tub is the one feature you can count on, since all five places have one. A BBQ comes with four of them, which suits summer evenings but matters less in January. Two have a garden and only one has a spa bath. The spa bath place is the dearest of the group, while places with a garden are cheaper than the typical lodge. If outdoor space matters to you, check the listing before booking, because it is not a given here.

FeaturePlacesShareUsual night
Hot tub5100%£231
BBQ480%£256
Garden240%£217
Spa bath120%£325

By number of guests

Sleeps 2 is the main group in Ballynameen, with three places, each with one bedroom. Split per person, a couple pays about half the nightly rate, and that is where the better value sits. Groups of four have only two places to choose from, and no lodge here sleeps more than four. Larger parties would need to look at the neighbouring towns.

SleepsPlacesBedroomsUsual nightPer guest
Sleeps 231£217£108

Prices month by month

November is the cheapest month, followed by December, and prices climb in January. February is a little cheaper than January but has far fewer free dates, so it is already filling up. Availability is wide open in December and January. March and April show no free dates at all, and no prices, so those months are fully booked for now. If you want a spring break, you may need to look at other towns or wait for dates to be released. For the lowest rates, go in November or early December.

MonthUsual nightNights still free
November 2026 £217 90%
December 2026 £231 93%
January 2027 £272 80%
February 2027 £256 31%
March 2027 — 0%
April 2027 — 0%

Around Ballynameen

Several nearby towns offer a wider range and often lower starting rates. Coleraine and Bushmills start cheaper than Ballynameen, and Dungiven is lower too. Portrush has the largest choice, with 14 places, though its starting price is dearer than most of the others. Limavady and Ballymena have between 7 and 8 places and sit in the middle on price. If Ballynameen is full or above your budget, these towns are the natural next places to look.

FAQs

Do all lodges in Ballynameen have a hot tub?

Yes, all five places have a hot tub. One also has a spa bath. A BBQ is included with four of the five, and two have a garden.

Is Ballynameen cheaper in winter?

Slightly. November and December are the cheapest months, and a week in winter costs a little less than a week outside winter. January is dearer than the two months before it.

Can I book a lodge in Ballynameen for spring?

Not at the moment. March and April show no free dates, so those months are fully booked. Nearby towns such as Portrush have more places and may still have space.

Is there a lodge in Ballynameen for a larger group?

No. The largest places sleep four. For bigger groups, look at the towns around Ballynameen, where there are more places to choose from.

How much does a lodge or cabin in Ballynameen cost?

Based on the prices we check every day, a night in one of these lodges or cabins in Ballynameen usually costs £231, and a week in winter around £2,060 (£2,228 the rest of the year). Prices depend mostly on the dates and the size of the property.

Are there lodges with hot tubs in Ballynameen?

Yes: 100% of the places on this page list a hot tub or spa bath on their property page.

What is the largest lodge in Ballynameen?

The largest property in this selection sleeps up to 4 guests; the average is 2.8 guests.

When should I book?

In our data the busiest month is March 2027, with only 0% of nights still free. For Christmas, New Year and school holidays, book several weeks ahead; for a last-minute break, check the dates shown on each property.

Is there a minimum stay?

Many lodges and cottages accept short breaks of 2 to 4 nights, but some only take weekly bookings in peak periods. The calendar on each property page shows the minimum stay night by night.

Keep exploring

Go back to Lodges in Northern Ireland to widen your search. You might also like Lodges, Log Cabins & Hot Tub Breaks in Coleraine, Lodges in Dungiven, Lodges, Log Cabins & Hot Tub Breaks in Limavady and Lodges in Portrush.