Taking its name from the magnificent view looking down the first and ninth fairways.

Named after James Dalton Snr’s birthplace in Ireland. Galbally was also the name given to the home of E. B. (Dick) Dalton in Byng Street and later by the Catholic Church for a Presbytery.

This room takes its name from the convict ship “Hive” on which James Dalton Snr arrived in the colony of New South Wales on Christmas Eve 1835. He had been given a seven year sentence for his part in an alleged abduction.

This room takes its name from James Dalton Snr’s country of birth. This room is in the centre of the building and has skylight windows.

This room takes its name from “Kangaroobie Station”, one of the substantial land holdings purchased by the Daltons. Situated on the top floor of the mansion with views to the north and east.

Named after the County in Ireland where James Dalton Snr was born.

This room takes its name from the “Look Out Station”, one of the substantial land holdings purchased by the Daltons. The room has an eastern aspect with access to the first floor balcony overlooking the golf course.

This room takes its name from the fact that is located near the tower of the mansion. Overlooking the gardens of the mansion towards the east.

This room takes its name from “Ammerdown Station”, another one of the substantial land holdings purchased by the Daltons. Also located on the top floor of the mansion with views to the south & east.

This room takes its name from the original property owned by William Ealy Sampson. James Dalton Snr arrived in Orange in 1849 & acquired part of Campdale to be known as “Duntryleague”. The room has a northern aspect with access to the first floor balcony overlooking the golf course.

This room is aptly named as it was originally used as a chapel for the Dalton family. Situated on the top floor of the Mansion, it offers a serene view of the front gardens to the east, creating a peaceful and reflective atmosphere.

This room is name in honour of James Dalton Jnr’s wife Margaret. Margaret Collins of the Spring Hill Family bore James Dalton Jnr 12 children. Another of our very popular rooms with access to the balcony and views to both the south and east.

Sunny, fully self-contained three bedroom ground floor flat. Featuring a lounge & dining area, bathroom, kitchen with oven, hob & microwave, & a small outdoor area with BBQ. The perfect suite for couples, families or groups who want a relaxing, spacious place to stay, with everything right at their fingertips.

Named in honour of the original owners the Dalton family. This is our most popular room with access to the balcony and views to both the north and east.

The name Duntryleague, which James Dalton Snr named his property, was taken from his birthplace near Galbally in County Limerick and means “The Fort of the Three Pillar Stones”. King Cormack (who was King of Munster in the 11th Century) was mortally wounded there and they raised the pillar stones around him as a memorial. The place was originally spelt Doon-tri-liag.