Hotels

The Royal Hotel & Merrill Leisure Club – the Best of Both Worlds. Bray is at the gateway to the lakes, mountains and villages of the Garden Country and yet only 35 minutes from Dublin City Centre by the Dart (Train). The Heritage restaurant serves extensive menus and scrumptious menus are served in Quinn’s Bar with live entertainment every weekend.

The Grand Hotel has been welcoming guests to the picturesque sea-side town of Wicklow since 1896. Centrally located in the heart of “The Garden of Ireland”, it’s the perfect relaxing base for exploring Wicklow.

Ireland's oldest coaching inn, operated by the same family since 1825. Hunter's Hotel is set in award winning gardens on the banks of the River Vartry. The hotel retains the charm of a bygone era with Chintz antiques and polished brass. Powerscourt, Mount Usher and Killruddery are close by. The European and Druid's Glen and twenty other eighteen hole golf courses are within a thirty minutes drive.

Located on the seafront of this picturesque seaside town, the Porterhouse Inn has stunning views of the seafront, Dublin Bay and Bray Head. With 16 very chic rooms including stereo, satellite channels on flat screen TV, air conditioning, direct telephone plus tea and coffee making facilities. All in a relaxed and stylish atmosphere.

The Parkview Hotel offers 60 spacious guest rooms including four Superior Suites and four Family Rooms. The Parkview Bar has a unique feel to it that makes it prefect for some relaxing time out. Our signature restaurant Synnott's has a casual, chic and friendly atmosphere, serving Bistro style food. While our conference and banqueting suite is ideal for any occasion of up to 250 people. For smaller groups of up to 20 delegates, we can offer our boardroom as the ideal setting.

The Glendalough Hotel is a family run hotel situated in the picturesque wooded valley of Glendalough, Co. Wicklow, Ireland. Glendalough is famous for possessing some of the most interesting ecclesiastical remains in Ireland, and remains one of the most visited tourist attractions in Ireland today.

Home to The BrookLodge - AA Hotel of the Year 2009 and Georgina Campbell's Hotel of the Year 2010, Macreddin is a unique destination, just one hours drive from South Dublin.
As usual, we'll be showcasing the finest seasonal foods in Ireland's only Certified Organic restaurant- the dramatic Strawberry Tree, or you can go casual in our Southern Italian restaurant - La Taverna Armento.

Converted from Queen Anne stables in 1798, Rathsallagh is a large 4-star Grade A country house set in 530 acres of peaceful parkland with its own walled garden - all surrounded by the magnificent Rathsallagh Golf Club. It is central to some of the most beautiful countryside in eastern Ireland yet Dublin is less than one hour's drive away. The O'Flynn family and their staff look forward to welcoming you to Rathsallagh. The atmosphere is happy and relaxed with log and turf fires, central heating throughout and luxurious bedrooms all with en-suite bathrooms.

The Glenview Hotel & Leisure Club - 4 star Luxury in county Wicklow, the garden of Ireland.
Situated just off the M50 motorway, The Glenview Hotel is only 30 miles from Dublin airport and 15 minutes from Dundrum shopping centre. The Glenview Hotel & Leisure club nestling in the scenic garden of Ireland is the ideal location being within a 10 minute drive of Powerscourt House & Gardens in Enniskerry and some of Wicklows finest golf courses.

Situated in the vale of Avoca, one of Ireland’s most beautiful locations, Woodenbridge hotel and lodge combines all the charm of yester year with all the facilities required of the modern hotel.

Established in 1608, Woodenbridge hotel is the oldest hotel in Ireland and has 22 well appointed bedrooms all ensuite and with complimentary Wireless access. The hotel overlooks the vale of Avoca and the amazing Woodenbridge golf club