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Woodenbridge Hotel
Hotel in Arklow
This 400-year old hotel is nestled in the beautiful Vale of Avoca, overlooking Woodenbridge Golf Club. Its modern rooms have free Wi-Fi, while its AA Rosette restaurant serves full Irish breakfasts. the area it’s located is beautiful. rooms are comfortable the staff and food where amazing. and we had great fun with the locals
Arklow Bay Hotel and Leisure Club
Hotel in Arklow
Overlooking the sea and just a short walk from Arklow town, the hotel offers tasty food, an impressive leisure club and 91 rooms, some with spectacular sea views. I liked the walk around the hotel, the birds and the lake. The hotel was nice and the room clean. We ordered in. Food was good.
The Lodge at Woodenbridge
Hotel in Arklow
Woodenbridge Lodge is nestled in the stunning countryside of South Wicklow’s Vale of Avoca. Set in landscaped gardens overlooking the Aughrim River, it offers modern rooms with free Wi-Fi. .Staff were extremely pleasant & helpful. Breakfast was great & plentiful. Entertainment in the bar was excellent too.
The View at Moneylands
Arklow
Located in Arklow in the Wicklow County region and Wicklow Gaol reachable within 18 miles, The View at Moneylands provides accommodations with free WiFi, BBQ facilities, a garden and free private... A beautiful location, stunning view and amazing facilities
Valentia House
Arklow
Valentia House provides room only accommodations in Arklow, County Wicklow, around 1 hour’s drive south of Dublin. Bed was cozy, room is big and has a private bath room, the host is just so lovely and friendly. I felt very comfortable and had a great stay!
Moneylands Farm Self-Catering Apartments
Arklow
Located in Arklow in the Wicklow County region and Wicklow Gaol reachable within 18 miles, Moneylands Farm Self-Catering Apartments provides accommodations with free WiFi, BBQ facilities, a garden and... Excellent facilities for self-catering - spacious ground floor and comfortable bedrooms. On-site cafe a nice bonus
Green Meadow Farm Holiday Homes
Wicklow (Near Arklow)
Located in Wicklow, 10 miles from Wicklow Gaol and 14 miles from Glendalough Monastery, Green Meadow Farm Holiday Homes has accommodations with free WiFi and a garden with a playground and garden... A comfortable and cosy cottage in a beautiful setting. A great location for a family with kids playground and animals to visit. The children loved collecting the eggs from the chickens . The cottage was spotlessly clean and the hosts were very welcoming. We had a lovely break here and would have loved to stay longer
Brittas Bay Park No 12 by Trident Holiday Homes
Brittas Bay (Near Arklow)
Featuring a garden, Brittas Bay Park No 12 by Trident Holiday Homes provides accommodations in Brittas Bay with free WiFi and garden views.
Cornagower East Brittas Bay by Trident Holiday Homes
Brittas Bay (Near Arklow)
Cornagower East Brittas Bay by Trident Holiday Homes in Brittas Bay has accommodations with free WiFi, 8.7 miles from Wicklow Gaol, 21 miles from National Garden Exhibition Centre and 23 miles from...
The Meetings B&B
Avoca (Near Arklow)
The Meetings B&B B&B is located directly at The Meeting of the Waters. Guests can enjoy the property's communal balcony, which directly overlooks the Avonmore and Avonbeg rivers. Absolutely love this place been coming here since 2018 and I crave the place it's a must for any couple who loves the outdoors and the staff are on another level there amazing people cant recommend this place enough 💚💚💚
What Guests Said About Arklow:
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This is a lovely place in a beautiful location and the...
This is a lovely place in a beautiful location and the external appearance of the pod belied the modern interior. However the Pod designed by a tall man- everything was difficult or impossible to reach, including the bed! The additional of a small step ladder or steps of some some kind would help.
Anonymous -
I am Irish.
I am Irish..but had never been to Arklow before. A lovely little coastal town with a proud industrial heritage. Like many Irish towns , it has suffered economically…with plenty of vacant shops etc. Hopefully, the facility to work from home will mean that the town becomes less of a commuter satellite town and more the vibrant community that it can and should be. Beautiful location…between the mountains and the sea. Very close to the amazing beach at Brittas Bay. To crown it all, during our stay, the Sunny South East lived up to its name. I would be happy to revisit!
Eilish Ireland -
As soon as we arrived liz the receptionist made us feel so...
As soon as we arrived liz the receptionist made us feel so welcome. We decided to have some lunch and a cheeky drink . According to my husband the Guinness was ‘ grand ‘ . The room was beautiful, clean with a balcony. The view was breathtaking! The bathroom was clean and nicely decorated. Loads of hot water and towels . We booked dinner and both had the hake , so fresh . Our waitress Marsha was friendly and attentive. There was live music which was pretty good . We slept great , no noise . Breakfast was buffet style, with a choice on the menu too. We had the full Irish and walked the beautiful park nearby . Highly recommend!
Tanya Ireland -
Evening meal was good.
Evening meal was good. Breakfast not enough hot food. Room could have been cleaner ie comb webs on ceiling. Tv didn’t work properly and not a lot of stations available. Sink water hot, shower water Luke warm which I found strange. Reported all to reception. Would have been nice to get a phone call after their findings.
BARRY United Kingdom -
I would recommend to see the North and South Beach, and...
I would recommend to see the North and South Beach, and definitely the Clogga beach. Also, do the roadstone walk as the view is amazing from there. Go through Arklow Golf club, there is a path for visitors.
Untilova Moldova -
Touring and visiting historic towns and gardens and parks -...
Touring and visiting historic towns and gardens and parks - Mount Usher Gardens at Ashford, National Botanic Gardens at Kilmacurragh, Tomnafinnoge Ancient Oak Woods at Coolattin near Shillelagh, and Altamont Gardens, Co. Carlow. The WW1 Memorial to the Wicklow dead at Woodenbridge is beautifully presented and moving. We did not visit Arklow town on this occasion.
joan bryson Ireland
Explore guest reviews of hotels in Arklow
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From $58 per night
Very clean but rooms are old. Our tv didn’t work but someone cane straight away and got us new ones. Got room with view, surroundings are lovely. Very good social distancing for breakfast. Pleasant staff. Well organised spaced tables. Very comfy beds. Handy spot, great access to Glendalough, Wicklow mountains etc.
Eve Ireland -
From $171 per night
The location was close to Arklow town (approximately 5km) which made getting groceries and food easy. About a 40min drive to Glendalough. A must do if you love nature! Host had lots of recommendations on places to visit in and around Arklow and neighbouring towns and places to eat.
Mei Teang Ireland -
The View at Moneylands
Arklow
From $183 per nightabsolutely amazing , not a bad word to be said. the accommodations are out of this world & the staff are spectacular. up there with my top favourite 3 places to stay in Ireland. do a lot of hotel & air b&b stays and this blew a lot of the rest out of the water!
Jaimie Ireland -
From $70 per night
The outdoor restaurant, The Smokehouse, in the lodge has a wonderful atmosphere and good food. The Bistro in the main hotel has excellent food.
Charles Ireland -
Valentia House
Arklow
From $103 per nightOwner was very helpful after a late Boat arrival in Rosslare caused me to miss the train and had to take 2 connecting buses to reach Arklow.
oliver Ireland -
From $118 per night
Breakfast was OK--however would not rate as a 4 star hotel.
louise Ireland
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