Went here for a sunday evening dinner as I was on the way back from Avoca/Ballykissangel and didn't…read morefancy cooking/wanted to see a bit of Chelsea and Liverpool. I had been there a few weeks ago at lunch time on a saturday and I didn't eat but had a pint and it as nice. First impressions were not great this time- it advertised 10 carvery on a Sunday (small print until 4.30 and it was 6pm but no worries, 6pm is late for carvery) but that was ok as it had a €9 bar menu (advertised over the door ith no caveats). Got in, got menu-- nice selection and a €19.95 4 course but no sign of the €9 menu. We decided to have a starter anyway and it was a nice meal but we had to grab a recently vacated table to see the TV and even though the staff came over 5 times, no one wiped down the table which I thought was a bit slack, especially as they cleared it. Food was nice, and the staff were pleasant but it was a little slow, however I think this was down to a large group coming in late. Overall, decent spot but probably better at a quieter time.

A must, MUST!! My husband and I were touring Ireland and wanted to experience Irish countryside. I…read morefound this hotel on Expedia and was so pleased with our choice to stay here. The house is absolutely stunning and had a Downton Abbey feel to it. It had impeccably manicured grounds, spacious, yet cozy rooms, a delicious high end restaurant and warm service from all of the staff. Highly recommend!

From the moment we arrived we felt special. This is the 1st place that didn't treat us any…read moredifferent because we had a "grab one" deal. Naomi on reception could not have been friendlier or more accomodating. We went to the bar and we didn't have to leave our comfortable sofa as the bar man came each time with our drinks and also made me a origional Hungarian cocktail. We ate a 6 course meal and every course was amazing. Sarah our waitress was attentive and friendly which made our meal more enjoyable. This morning's breakfast was equally impressive. We met the new manager John on arrival, so we knew we were in good hands. We were given a four poster bed in an 18th century style bedroom with a view of the gardens. I highly recommend Tinakilly for a quiet getaway. It will re-charge your batteries and you will come away happy.

Step back in time to this wonderfully snug hotel in Wicklow…read more I booked afternoon tea here for my mum and grandmother one afternoon. Upon booking they advised they don't sit afternoon tea until 4pm but as it was quiet they'd accommodate us at 2pm. We were brought into the front room where the real open fire was lighting and which looked out into the gardens. Unfortunately it was raining so we didn't walk around. The afternoon tea was gorgeous, a lovely treat, service & staff were lovely, didn't over crowd us and left us in peace to enjoy our treats! Have heard good reviews about their lunches, would be interested in going back to check it out.

The food is always superb, fresh ingredients from the kitchen garden in addition to whatever…read moreproduce is local and in season. The relaxed atmosphere from the moment you arrive, it's a great break from the hustle and bustle. Arrive 30mins before dinner enjoy a drink in the bar where you will be given your menus, then you order and when dinner is ready you will be brought into the dining room. The dinner is excellent value, and there's a superb wine list to go with it and the staff are knowledgeable on this list so can help you choose. The gardens are also beautiful to sit out in on a summer day.

Grabbed a relaxing lunch here on a Saturday afternoon. The staff was attentive and friendly despite…read morethe fact that the restaurant was busy that day. The steak and guiness was perfect for a chilly afternoon. A good spot to stop in after hiking in the Wicklow hills.