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nice stay in hotel but beach nearby wasnt great all shut off very unhappy as weather was good for walk in the beach

The owner, Noreen, is the nicest, friendliest, most helpful hostess! The B&B is close to some great attractions and is very comfortable for a fraction of the cost of other options in the area. We highly recommend.

Nick and dad are amazing people and their dogs especially Luna. Being out in the country was great. The property had animals that you could visit, the gardens were spectacular. Thank you again for making our stay so special.

The Woodenbridge is an iconic inn located in the hills of Avoca, outside of Arklow. It is the oldest hotel in Ireland, and is a popular spot to stay, or spend the afternoon. The rooms are comfortable with modern conveniences. They have a hearty breakfast buffet, and the bar was a great place to get an afternoon drink to enjoy on their sunny patio. Their staff are very friendly and helpful.

Great place don’t make a mistake and pass this place up. Make sure and Visit the Dying Cow for a pint and O’Conners for some fish n chips.

Lovely staff, clean rooms, great food and amenities. Would go again !

The room was perfect. Our trip was great with this hotel added to our trip. The location is absolutely beautiful, quiet and safe. The breakfast was delightful and sitting in the beautiful dining room was so relaxing. Can't wait to go back!

Easy check in. Easy to park. Nice rooms. Good shower. Good breakfast. Nearest town is Rathdrum, just 10 minutes away.

This is probably the best B&B we have stayed in. The hosts are fantastic. Breakfast was top notch homemade! Loved the French emphasis.

Easy parking, access to the kitchen to make meals.

Great little cottage only 5 minutes from town. Very clean, plenty of room for 6 of us.

Great location. Very clean and safe hotel. Very friendly owner!

This is a wonderful place to stay in Wicklow, and is walkable to Glendalough and the Wicklow Way. My room was small but very clean and comfortable and charmingly appointed with a large bath, desk, very good internet, etc. Breakfast was ample and they had the best brown bread locally made. For those looking to hike and be mindful of the environment, there is a bus from Dublin that drops you 5 mins away, and the Lodge is on a trail to all the local hikes, dinner is also walkable so you do not need...

The Glendalough Hotel was the perfect location for visiting the Glendalough ruins, park and waterfalls. Staff were excellent. The hotel is a bit dated. Two of my traveling companions had leaks and mold issues in their rooms but once it was brought to the staff’s attention, they were immediately moved. Breakfast and dinner were good quality. I would recommend this hotel if you’re visiting the area.