Stay Lagom is a coliving and venue in Ballycastle on Northern Ireland's Causeway Coast, founded by remote workers, with private guesthouse rooms, shared bunk pods and self-contained chalets alongside coworking facilities. Rates start around 855 pounds a month. It is pet friendly, takes group stays and retreats, and runs an events programme.
Stay Lagom: the Causeway Coast, designed by travellers
Stay Lagom is in Ballycastle, County Antrim, on Northern Ireland's Causeway Coastal Route. It was founded by remote workers and describes itself as designed by travellers for travellers, spanning a guesthouse, private bedrooms, shared bunk pods and self-contained lodges.
What Stay Lagom Does
- Several accommodation formats. Five hotel-style private rooms in the guesthouse, plus The Hideout and Riders Lodge for groups, and pods.
- From around 855 pounds a month. With remote working facilities included across all options.
- Gardens, lounges and catering. Plus a courtyard with fire pits and a twenty seater feast table.
- Pet friendly and group friendly. With retreats, offsites and workshops as a significant strand.
- An events programme. Lagom Presents runs regular events on site.
Why It Makes Sense for Nomads
The Causeway Coast is one of the most spectacular stretches of coastline in Europe: the Giant's Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede, the Dark Hedges and Rathlin Island are all within reach of Ballycastle, with Belfast about ninety minutes away.
Northern Ireland is also considerably cheaper than the Republic or mainland Britain, and Ballycastle is a working town rather than a tourist village, so it functions year round.
The group formats are the standout. Being able to book a lodge for a team offsite in this landscape, with coworking and catering on site, is a specific and well-served use case.
Pricing
From around 855 pounds a month, roughly 1,000 euros. Rooms, pods and lodges are priced individually.
Spectacular coastline, unusually good group options, and it takes your dog.