With spacious rooms and free Wi-Fi, Wilton Hotel Bray is about 1.2 mi from Bray's seafront promenade and beach. Dublin is a 30-minute train ride from Bray Station.
Éva
United Kingdom
Location is very good, quite central but very quiet. Staff was very nice and helpful.
Located in Bray, a few steps from Bray Beach, The Strand Hotel former Home of Oscar Wilde & Caffe Vergnano 1882 has accommodations with a shared lounge, private parking, a terrace and a bar.
Firefly has accommodations in Bray. The property is around a 11-minute walk from National Sealife Aquarium, 3.6 miles from Brayhead and 4.9 miles from Powerscourt House, Gardens and Waterfall.
heidilou
Australia
Firefly was an excellent hotel right on main street, with the most comfortable beds of our entire 4 week trip through Europe! The rooms had all the comforts you needed, they were quiet, and the check in process was a breeze. We have already recommended this to other friends and family in Ireland if they want a weekend away in Bray.
Located in Bray and with Bray Beach reachable within a few steps, The Palm provides a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
Janet
United States of America
Loved the room and its view of the Irish Sea. I had the room that is in the advertising (with the bathtub in the front window). The room is spacious and gorgeous.Although check-in works differently than at most hotels, I found staff to be super helpful and friendly. The bed was very comfortable. It is possible to walk to/from the bus stop or the train station, so if you are traveling light, you won't even need a cab to get to the hotel. Bray, itself, is a fun place to visit. There are many second-hand shops in Bray, there's a grocery store about a block away and there are a couple of sweet gift shops nearby.
On Ireland’s beautiful east coast, Powerscourt Hotel is a 5-star hotel tucked away in the woodlands of County Wicklow. There are stunning spa facilities and an award-winning restaurant, Sika.
Rochestown Lodge Hotel and Leisure center is a 3-star hotel located in Dun Laoghaire, just a short distance from Dublin City Center and has easy access to the M50 motorway.
Gerard
United States of America
Great room for a family - fit 4 very satisfactorily and comfortably, good parking, great looking gym (didn't use)
With stunning panoramic views and a beautiful, peaceful setting among the lush green hills of Wicklow’s Glen of the Downs, this 4-star hotel has superb recreation and relaxation facilities.
This beautiful country-house hotel on the edge of Enniskerry features spacious rooms and seasonal cuisine, 5 minutes’ walk from Powerscourt House and Gardens.
I didn't realize or research enough how far out of Bray the...
I didn't realize or research enough how far out of Bray the Wilton was located. As a single senior without a vehicle I felt isolated and bored.
However, the friendly and helpful staff were exceptional.
Evans
Scored 8.0
8.0
Bray is a bizarre mix of posh Dublin and 1970s faded...
Bray is a bizarre mix of posh Dublin and 1970s faded northern english seaside victorian town. A bit Scarborough, a bit Norfolk. Lots of amenities, restaurants, bars etc
Beach is large pebbles.
Bray Head walk is wonderful (currently closed for rockfall risk, but everyone seems to ignore the barriers and carry on anyway)
Great place to stay for visiting the area - Greystones is a slightly more upmarket version down the coast, Powerscourt 20 mins away, Glendalough 40 mins away.
Mark
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Bray is a great place to enjoy a relaxed weekend on the...
Bray is a great place to enjoy a relaxed weekend on the beach. This small town is packed with great restaurants and family entertainment (the National Sealife Aquarium and Bray Bowl Arcade). We ate at The Dough Box, The Palm and Butler and Barry - all the food we had was superb!
Travel Aesthetic
Ireland
Scored 6.0
6.0
Beautiful scenery, harbour and promenade but stoney beach.
Beautiful scenery, harbour and promenade but stoney beach. Lots of opportunity to visit Bray Head with amazing walks and nearby places of interest and also a short train ride to Dublin on the Dart.
Spoilt by a few large but low caliber bars along the sea front which get especially noisy/loud music late at night..However, there are some really good restaurants such as Maison Moli (breakfast was superb) and Dockyard No 8..
Would definitely avoid staying at The Strand!
Julie
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Bray was a delightful surprise!
Bray was a delightful surprise! We booked our stay out of center Dublin on purpose...but didn't quite realize what a fun seaside town this is, nor how convenient it is to use the DART system, nor how enjoyable it would be to have a cliff walk we could easily access (about 7 km. to Greystones).
Linda
United States of America
Scored 10
10
Lovely atmosphere, friendly eateries and bars and a super...
Lovely atmosphere, friendly eateries and bars and a super place for families. We arrived Bank holiday Sunday at the start of August. There was a fun fair which was buzzing. The whole place was just fab. Would recommended Bray to anyone. Loved it!
The hotel is in an excellent location with direct coach from airport and the local town of Bray.
The rooms were lovely the breakfast was tasty and genourous both Irish full breakfast and continental.
The local town is a really nice place with plenty of food and drinks locations on seafront, Montellos and Daata curry house being a good examples but not the only places search for yourself.
Dublin is easy to get to from Bray station on the Dart a regular service.
I really enjoyed my stay please consider this hotel you will not be disappointed.
Beautiful slice of history, sympathetically decorated in keeping with the history of the building. Fabulous, welcoming & attentive staff. Excellent breakfast. Set on the seafront in close proximity to all that Bray has to offer.
Extremely efficient and friendly staff, lovely food in the McGettigans bar, great pool, kids loved the space and character of the hotel, would definitely recommend a stay here, also a good base to explore Wicklow.
Location was convenient to where we needed it to be (close to Wicklow Mountains) and centre of Bray was nearby. Relaxing beds, lovely shower and felt safe.
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