Luxury
- Powerscourt Hotel, Autograph Collection (Enniskerry). A 5-star Palladian-style hotel on the Powerscourt Estate, featuring 198 opulent rooms with marble bathrooms, a Swarovski crystal-lit 20m pool, Sika Restaurant, and a luxurious spa. Offers complimentary bicycles and two championship golf courses. Prices start around €250/night. Expect a sophisticated stay with panoramic Sugarloaf Mountain views, fine dining with local ingredients, and spa treatments, ideal for romantic getaways and families near Powerscourt Gardens and Waterfall.
- Druids Glen Hotel & Golf Resort (Newtownmountkennedy). A 5-star resort on 360 acres, offering 180 stylish rooms, an Elemis spa, two championship golf courses, and dining at Hugo’s Restaurant. Located 30 minutes from Dublin. Prices start around €200/night. Guests enjoy a luxurious escape with golf, spa relaxation, and proximity to Glendalough and Brittas Bay, perfect for couples and active travellers.
- BrookLodge & Macreddin Village (Aughrim). A 4-star country house in Macreddin Village, featuring elegant rooms, the award-winning Wells Spa (adults-only), and dining at The Strawberry Tree (Ireland’s first certified organic restaurant) and La Taverna Armento. Prices start around €180/night. Offers a tranquil retreat with organic dining, spa treatments, and village food markets, ideal for foodies and wellness seekers in a secluded Wicklow valley.
- Ballyknocken House & Cookery School (Ashford). A 4-star Victorian guesthouse on a 280-acre farm, offering 7 luxurious rooms, a cookery school by TV chef Catherine Fulvio, and farm-fresh dining. Prices start around €170/night. Anticipate a charming, home-style stay with cooking classes and countryside walks, perfect for couples and food enthusiasts near Glendalough.
- Tinakilly Country House Hotel (Rathnew). A 4-star Victorian mansion on 7 acres with sea views, featuring 51 elegant rooms, Brunel Restaurant with local seafood, and a private garden. Prices start around €160/night. Guests enjoy a historic, romantic stay with coastal charm, ideal for those exploring Wicklow town and Mount Usher Gardens.
- Powerscourt Springs Health Farm (Wicklow). A 4-star eco-retreat near Powerscourt, offering cozy rooms, a garden, yoga classes, and a restaurant with organic cuisine. Located 4.9km from Powerscourt House. Prices start around €150/night. Offers a peaceful wellness escape with alpacas on-site and mountain views, perfect for solo travellers and couples seeking relaxation.
- Summerhill House Hotel (Enniskerry). A 4-star country house in Enniskerry village, featuring luxurious rooms, seasonal cuisine, and proximity to Powerscourt House. Recently awarded a 4-star rating by Fáilte Ireland. Prices start around €160/night. Expect a glamorous, family-friendly stay with clean air and Wicklow hospitality, ideal for those exploring the Wicklow Mountains and village charm.
Mainstream
- Glenview Hotel & Leisure Club (Glen of the Downs). A 4-star hotel on 30 acres of woodland, offering 72 modern rooms, an 18m pool, sauna, and dining at Woodlands Restaurant with countryside views. Prices start around €120/night. Guests enjoy a serene stay with leisure facilities and panoramic views, perfect for families and couples near Powerscourt and Bray.
- Tulfarris Hotel and Golf Resort (Blessington). A 4-star resort on 200 acres overlooking Blessington Lakes, with stylish rooms, an 18-hole golf course, and dining at Fairways Restaurant. Prices start around €130/night. Offers a comfortable stay with lake and mountain views, ideal for golfers and families exploring Russborough House (4 miles away).
- The Parkview Hotel (Newtownmountkennedy). A 3-star hotel between the Wicklow Mountains and Irish Sea, featuring spacious rooms with plasma TVs, Margo’s Restaurant, and Nanny Kelly’s Bar. Prices start around €110/night. Anticipate a modern, enjoyable stay with dining options and outdoor activities like fishing, perfect for families near Druids Glen.
- Glendalough Hotel (Laragh). A 3-star hotel in Glendalough valley with en-suite rooms, a restaurant, and a pub by the Glendasan River. Over 100 years of hospitality history. Prices start around €100/night. Guests enjoy a scenic, historic stay with outdoor seating and proximity to Glendalough Monastic Settlement, ideal for hikers and history buffs.
- Chester Beatty Inn (Ashford). A 3-star inn 6.5km from Wicklow Gaol, offering comfortable rooms, a terrace, and a restaurant with excellent breakfasts. Prices start around €100/night. Offers a cozy stay with friendly service and a great location, perfect for couples exploring Wicklow town and Mount Usher Gardens.
- Woodenbridge Hotel & Lodge (Avoca). A 3-star historic hotel (Ireland’s oldest, dating to 1608) in the Vale of Avoca, with modern rooms, free Wi-Fi, and dining at Redmond Restaurant. Prices start around €90/night. Expect a traditional stay with river views and hearty meals, ideal for those visiting the Avoca Handweavers and Vale of Avoca.
Budget
- Horse & Hound (Delgany). A 3-star guesthouse above a traditional pub in Delgany village, offering cozy rooms, a beer garden, and dining at Bellevue Restaurant. Prices start around €80/night. Guests enjoy a friendly, pub-style stay with Irish meals and a relaxed vibe, perfect for budget travellers near the Wicklow Mountains and Greystones.
- Birchdale House B&B (Rathdrum). A 3-star B&B with comfortable rooms, free Wi-Fi, and a hearty breakfast, set in a scenic area near Avondale House. Prices start around €85/night. Anticipate a warm, homely stay with attentive hosts, ideal for budget-conscious travellers exploring the Vale of Avoca and Glendalough
Wicklow is known as the Garden of Ireland for its lush landscapes, with Glendalough’s monastic ruins and round tower set amidst serene lakes and valleys. The Wicklow Mountains National Park offers hiking trails with stunning views, while Powerscourt Estate’s manicured gardens and waterfall add natural elegance. The coastal paths of Bray make Wicklow a rewarding destination for nature and cultural exploration. Wicklow is Ireland’s 17th largest county by size (,025 sq km) and 16th largest by population (155,851).
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