Heading south soon? The Barrel Room is Ayrburn’s exquisite new subterranean bar & event space that should be on your radar

Having emerged as the region’s beacon of culinary and hospitality excellence since its opening last December, Ayrburn has been captivating both locals and visitors alike with its fusion of heritage charm, contemporary design and exceptional food and drink. And now, the popular destination has added another layer of intrigue to its repertoire, as it proudly unveils its latest gem: The Barrel Room. 

Here, stepping inside feels like entering a hidden world, where time stands still and the promise of memorable nights abound. Set beyond a steel gate adorned with Ayrburn’s vineyard motif, The Barrel Room’s entrance is lined with 56 ageing wine barrels, setting the stage for the unique ambience that lies beyond. Located beneath the Burr Bar’s outdoor garden, this subterranean sanctuary marries cosy, thoughtful design with a sense of unparalleled privacy and sophistication. From its solid oak bar to its hand-painted mural depicting Ayrburn’s rich history, every detail here has been meticulously crafted to set the perfect scene and immerse guests in an atmosphere of opulence. 


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With a grand piano as the centrepiece. The Barrel Room is perfect for any occasion; with the ability to host up to 50 guests for intimate, seated candle-lit soirees, or many more for lively late-night gatherings, and everything in between. As Ayrburn continues to redefine the boundaries of hospitality, The Barrel Room stands as a testament to providing bespoke experiences that both deliver escapism and excellence.

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