Price for 1 night 2 adults*
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5 Jan-6 Jan
Fantastic building and grounds. My wife left her Visa card in the room. We called when we discovered it was left behind and they said they will send it by post if we pay for the postage. Also I received an email outlining the items taken from the mini bar even through we didn’t take anything. Breakfast ...
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17 Dec-18 Dec
We had a pleasant stay with friendly helpful staff from first arrival in the car park until our departure. Everything catered for. First outing with our new arrival and had no issues with all required amenities. Great food, we ate in the bar and would advise booking early for restaurant ...
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5 Jan-6 Jan
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17 Dec-18 Dec
Try to book into the hotel itself for peace and relaxation. The lodge is a little noisy with the heating system operating and also the rooms depending on your neighbors
Price for 1 night 2 adults*
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17 Dec-18 Dec
Very poor signage, almost as if guests weren't wanted. A soul-less house, paper thin walls, very basic breakfasts, shabby rooms, dubious sheets, remote from dinner spots, over priced. I used it as a base for a project, but left early as I couldn't face another dismal night.
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5 Jan-6 Jan
Great service and great value. Would highlight recommend eating in the restaurant.
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5 Jan-6 Jan
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17 Dec-18 Dec
Its a lovely quaint clean sea side hotel with very friendly staff and good homely cooked food
Price for 1 night 2 adults*
Per night/room
5 Jan-6 Jan
Fantastic building and grounds. My wife left her Visa card in the room. We called when we discovered it was left behind and they said they will send it by post if we pay for the postage. Also I received an email outlining the items taken from the mini bar even through we didn’t take anything. Breakfast ...
Per night/room
17 Dec-18 Dec
We had a pleasant stay with friendly helpful staff from first arrival in the car park until our departure. Everything catered for. First outing with our new arrival and had no issues with all required amenities. Great food, we ate in the bar and would advise booking early for restaurant ...
Per night/room
6 Jan-7 Jan
Hotel was really enjoyable but a bit expensive. Both the restaurants could not do a la carte so worked out quite expensive. Staff were superb. Hotel fscilities were great.
Per night/room
5 Jan-6 Jan
It had all amenities i needed.it was local to family and to the town
The capital town of Wicklow county is picturesque harbour town, Wicklow. Within easy reach of Dublin, Wicklow is a great platform from which to explore the stunning countryside of the surrounding area. There is a great variety of hotels in Wicklow to choose from in locations such as the Quay area and the High Street if you want to stay central. Accommodation choices include lodges, grand period houses and up-to-date modern luxury with prices ranging from €55 up to around €140 for more luxury resort-type stays. There is no bad time to visit Wicklow, but outside of the summer season, spring is a particularly nice time to explore the outdoors weather-wise. If it’s Wicklow hotels you’re after, let ebookers be your guide.
Wicklow is the main hub from which to explore the county known to locals as the ‘Garden of Ireland’. Wicklow is also the gateway to the famous walking trail the ‘Wicklow way’, a spectacular 79-mile route taking in stunning scenery and historic sites. Forever looming over the town itself are the ruins of the Black Castle and to get an even better idea of the role this played in the town’s history, why not take a tour of Wicklow Gaol. Here you will see re-enactments of stories from past prison life, along with a more general introduction to aspects of Irish history you probably didn’t already know. If it's something more active you’re after, horse-riding, boating and golf are all possible, in spectacular local surroundings. As for eating and other nightlife, Wicklow boasts a fine array of cafes, pubs, restaurants and traditional Irish bars serving up local and international cuisine, bound to satisfy your culinary curiosity. And finally, if you’re in town in November you could check out the town’s storytelling festival.
Whether you decide to kick-back and be pampered in one of Wicklow’s fine resort accommodations or you’re looking more for a budget base to explore, there really is something for everyone here in Wicklow. Hotels in Wicklow offer great opportunities for exploring a fantastic area of this part of the country, so whatever your accommodation preferences are, let ebookers be your guide.