Wicklow Guest Houses

Panoramic view of Sally Gap in the picturesque valleys of Wicklow National Park, Ireland

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Our top choices for Wicklow guest houses

The Horse & Hound

Delgany

Jason

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14 Jun - 15 Jun

Tudor Lodge

Glendalough

Paul

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15 Jun - 16 Jun

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Top Wicklow Hotel Reviews

The Glendalough Hotel

8/10 Good

"Great location with easy access to Wicklow mountain national park, beautiful!"

The Horse & Hound

8/10 Good

"This is a good one night stay for a great price. Our room was simple and small but had everything we needed - except air conditioning. Which would have been fine if the window had a screen. Pretty warm in the room on a not terribly warm evening. The best things about this hotel are the staff and the food. We had a wonderful, very reasonably priced dinner and great breakfast next morning, which was included in the price of our room. Shout out to Jay, bartender who checked us into the hotel and showed us to our room and later served us drinks and dinner."

Tudor Lodge

4/10 Poor

"The checkin after 6 pm is non-existent. I hardly found a paper hanging on entrance door with my name and surname written (where is any GDPR?) as if that could not be sent by email or any other regular way of contacting the guests. The place was clean however it was quite cold during the night as the radiators were not working in the room."

Wilton Hotel Bray

4/10 Poor

"Dirty and cobwebs on Windows, broken tiles on bathroom floor and elsewhere in hotel. Dining area had problems with floor, anytime someone walked in the whole floor would shake and spill tea etc. Bar closed before 11. Heather on in hotel when temperature was early twenties. Breakfast very average, cutlery all mixed together."

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