After working from 6:30 am to 8:00 pm, the staff at Murphys reopened the kitchen to make us dinner…read more It was greatly appreciated since everything else in town had already closed. Thanks again!

If you are looking for an amazing place to stay in County Wicklow, Ireland. I highly recommend…read morestaying at Murphy's Hotel. I was so happy to find this amazing Hotel. Upon arriving I was immediately greeted by Karen. She made me feel so very Welcome. She explained everything about the hotel and the town. Chelsie also helped me get checked in also. Chelsie made me feel very Welcome also. My room was so very clean, great bathroom, great bed , television , desk and was just perfect. The next morning I had an amazing full Irish Breakfast. Great Coffee and Toast also. The chef Steve is an amazing chef and so professional. He made sure I was well taken care of. He genuinely cares about the guests. The dinning room is very cozy and very well set up. Murphy's Hotel is located in the village of Tinahely , County Wickow. It should be noted I am originally from Dublin, Ireland, lived in the United States for over thirty years and served all over the world with the United States Marines all over the world. I definitely know an amazing Hotel from all my Travels and Life Experiences. I loved my stay so much. I booked one more night at Murphy's Hotel. I personally think this speaks volumes about this establishment! I definitely will return in the near future. Definitely a must visit in County Wicklow, Ireland. Murphy's Hotel rates five stars and more! A great stay , Amazing Staff and beautiful town. Shout out to Steve, Karen, Chelsie and William.

Set in the slightly makey-up village of Macreddin is BrookLodge, it is in the hills, the wilds, the…read moremiddle of nowhere and it is lovely. I have been a couple of times, once staying in the main hotel (really very very nice), once in the Event accommodation set slightly away from the main hotel - comfortable & modern but lacking sole. Over all the place rocks, it is perfect for a one or 2 night getaway with lots of activities (horse riding to spa treatments) to avail of or just to sit back in the pub or go for a leisurely wander around the grounds. There is a good selection of places to dine (pub, Italian diner, strawberry tree, lounge etc...). The staff are great if not a little unorganised, you need to be very clear on requirements and have a mail trail - leaving that aside it is well worth a visit!

Nice relaxing place to stay. I Was here 4 days for meetings. The rooms are very nice and open up…read moreto a brook running through the property. This is very out of the way and is about an hour south of Dublin and you really feel the isolation. Several different meeting spaces depending on the size of the meeting. There is wifi in almost every building on the resort and the service is fantastic. Breakfast is very good and the Italian restaurant in particular is excellent. The rooms were very comfortable to relax in and the scenery around the resort is gorgeous.

If you are looking for an amazing hotel in County Wicklow, IrelandI highly recommend staying at The…read moreWoodenbridge Hotel.. Upon my arrival to this amazing hotel I was made feel very Welcome. When I arrived I was immediately taken care of by the staff. The hotel is not far the from Arklow and Aughrim. Also not far from the Woodenbridge World War One Memorial.My room was perfect! If you want breakfast make sure you let the staff know upon your arrival. As stated in the above I was made feel very Welcome. When I was checking out I was able to leave my luggage with the staff while waiting for my taxi.This really was so nice of the hotel. It should be noted I served all the World with the U.S.Marines and lived in the United States of America for over thirty years. I definitely know an amazing hotel from my travels and life experiences . I definitely will stay at this amazing hotel in the near future again. The Woodenbridge Hotel rates Five Stars and more! you definitely won't be disappointed.

Well known local place for me as it's only a 15 minute drive and have gone for years. Booked a meal…read morefor Christmas Eve with the family for an occasion. All in all service was pretty slow, felt sorry for the girls working as they were running between the bar at the other side of the hotel and to us in the restaurant to serve us. They really needed more waitresses working, specially on Christmas Eve! The meals were nice but the meats were pretty dry with not enough sauce offered, and felt bad even asking the girls for more stuff to bring as they were busy. But they were lovely and attentive while they served us! If you plan to go, don't go when you're starving as you could be waiting around a while. Otherwise good atmosphere for drinking as they've expanded the bar and it looks amazing and not as old fashioned as it once had been! It was too busy to take pictures

This is one of the most beautiful and oldest hotel in all of Ireland. The view is bar none. The…read morebar is great. They are always having weddings there and the ambience is just so great. The menu is awesome. I can't remember the main bartender, but he is so polite and welcoming. Boom, enough said.

Very clean,comfortable hotel.Rooms are very spacious and spotless.Staff are brilliant and the food…read moreis very nice.Bar is expensive but all hotels are.Breakfast is great with good choice.The views from the hotel are amazing and I would gladly sit all day and gaze out at the landscape.Ideally situated in beautiful surroundings and only a few minutes drive from Avoca village (Ballykissangel) and the wonderful "meeting of the waters" which also has a great pub with live bands. If you want to relax,with good food,friendly staff and a beautiful location,this is it!!

This was a charming stop during a group excursion. We entered through the hotel lobby. There was…read morean interesting piece of art in the lobby. Pleasant staff and food was very good. We went with the Fish and Chips. I had already had the dish in England and Scotland.

After a long day of hiking the Wicklow way it was so nice to come across Lynham's, a local pub in…read morethe small town of Laragh. Our host was so nice in finding us a warm place to sit, close to the fire and our server was very sweet, making recommendations on the menu. I settled for the "roast of the day" which was nice and tender and came with a delicious side of potatoes. For dessert, I had an amazing brownie which was perfectly chewy and cakes and came with a side of ice cream and delicious whipped cream, which I'm sure was homemade. If you find yourself in Laragh, definitely give Lynham'a a try!

Ok just ok! Has potential to be good but it's not! It's a rung above faulty towers and it's a…read moreshame! It's all simple thing that are wrong like office furniture in the lift halls, broken door frames or beer bottles left in halls at four in the afternoon! It's just sloppy Bar is ok but grossly understaffed, all young kids getting absolutely no direction! A group of tables were left an hour before being cleared, there's no excusing that! Bartender dropped a bottle of brandy, in a fit of rage fires optic along the floor! Puts it back in the bottle without washing it! No HACCP training for these guys! Shower didn't work but was promptly fixed, that can happen anywhere! Restaurant is a beautiful room but it felt like a canteen with the table arrangement! The food however was exceptional! So all in all chef take a bow, the rest of you hang your heads, this place is not worth 130 notes for a night! There is no way in hell this place is run by hoteliers!

this review is not just about the Arklow bay hotel but the surrounding area of the hotel…read more within the hotel itself you are met by a lovely big lobby area with comfortable red sofas and marble flooring. both times i have stayed here the rooms have simply been standard or in other words adequate. but i was'nt there to spend much time in the room. the restaurant is up the stairs to the first floor and i have no complaints about the food, although i think there should be more choice for breakfast. i would like to see real fruit on the buffet not tinned prunes or figs and mushrooms with the hot breakfast but the great thing is you can order smoked salmon or poached eggs from the kitchen. staff seemed to be unstressed even though the customers kept coming. on friday night the bar was very quiet but we were happy enough as they did not mind the children being in there as long as they didn't run riot! on saturday night however we had a singer/musician who entertained into the wee hours and wow was his playing of the saxophone just brilliant! he played it and sang to Baked Street and actually got a standing ovation. outside the hotel you are met by lawns then paths that lead down to the lake which you can walk around and then visit the adult playground! there are lots of exercise machines you can either build a sweat up on or just act daft on! oh and if you walk up the path towards the rocks you will find yourself looking out onto the Irish Sea! waves and some beach although you have to either walk a fair bit or drive to Inch beach a couple miles away. The hotel also has a gym and swimming pool with steamroom, sauna and unfortunately tepid jacuzzi.

This hotel is an oasis of calm where you can sit back and enjoy really good friendly service in a…read morerelaxing atmosphere. My wife & I have stayed here before but more recently we come to enjoy a lovely lunch in the bar library with a nice accompanying wine. You can choose to eat in the more formal conservatory, and then you have a pre meal drink in the library & then the staff will escort you in to your dining table. It's a little old worldish but full of charm.

Beautiful Guesthouse but wasted on me…read more. I was attending a wedding in Seafield Hotel and couldn't get a room there. I managed to book a single room in Marlfield just down the road. It is a really amazing place and extremely classy. I had paid for breakfast but skipped it due to my hungover state. Pity I'm sure it would have been delicious. I hope to return someday and enjoy the house and beautifully manicured gardens another time. Very highly recommended for a romantic getaway.

The house is in the Wicklow Mountains right by Glendalough. It's a superb location. You can see a…read moretower from the property. There are sheep out back. It's spring now and sheep have just had their lambs. You'd see 1 sheep with a baby hanging out. We saw magpies (birds). There is a stream in front of the house. The home is very clean and Zell greeted us warmly. The room we had was large (#5) and had a large bed with 2 twins. The shower was great. There was a hot water pot with tea and coffee. The internet, because of their location, works only downstairs in the main room. There was a black wood burning stove roaring and a nice view out the windows where we would eat breakfast. Liam talked to us a bit I. The evening. Breakfast was Irish with the sausage and black and white pudding. I don't care for it. The woman that served did not understand much English but she was kind and cordial. There was yogurt, cheese, ham, cereal and juices. Overall, I'd stay there again.

That place is sooooo cosy !!! The rooms are quite large and…read morevery cosy, the breakfast is absoulutely gorgeous, and the entire place is beautiful. Located just 15 minutes walking from the visitor Centre of Glendalough, the two owners will welcome you in the best way possible. They keep your stuff when you arrive even if the room is not ready, they give you very useful tips for your journey, and they can even book a table at the restaurant for you !!!!! The house is in the border of a little river just in front of the sun during the morning. A quiet and lovely place with good prices where you will enjoy your trip for sure!!