In the heart of the Wicklow Mountains National Park, the Glendalough Hotel has views of the ruined Glendalough Cathedral. The hotel offers rooms with private bathrooms, a restaurant and pub.
This hotel is located in the heart of the Wicklow Mountain National Park in the village of Laragh, 0.6 mi from the 6th-century monastic city of Glendalough.
Heather House in Laragh provides accommodations with a garden, a terrace, and a bar. Both free Wifi and parking on-site are available at the bed and breakfast free of charge.
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We got the wrong room, single instead of a twin...
We got the wrong room, single instead of a twin accommodation but they sort it out for the first night and then the next day they gave us a twin room for the rest of the stay. Great and very friendly staff. The administration does a great job in training them and been visible to all. The only draw back was that we did not get our room clean during our stay, the garbage was full, we only got towels changed.
Anapilar
United States of America
10
Scored 10
This is a perfect location for walkers & nature lovers.
This is a perfect location for walkers & nature lovers. The views are spectacular & if you're lucky with the weather, which we were, though it was February, there are some lovely walks in the area, both short & long-distance. Very popular with tour groups & families, especially at weekends ... lots of buggies, bicycles & dogs ... something for everyone! Lovely outdoor seating areas for coffee & snacks & tasty food in restaurant. Don't forget your camera for some memorable & scenic shots during your walks. Wear comfortable footwear to really enjoy & take advantage of the lovely walks, especially around the lake , up towards the waterfall ... so much to see & enjoy ... for adults, kids, & doggies too! Will definitely return!
Gabrielle
Ireland
10
Scored 10
We have visited Laragh on three different trips to Ireland,...
We have visited Laragh on three different trips to Ireland, and we are always eager to return. It is a scenically beautiful area. We love walking the trails at Glendalough amid the ancient monastic ruins, and the drive through the Wicklow Mountains is stunning. Over the years, we also have enjoyed several day trips to nearby Russborough House with its art, gardens, interesting history, and excellent restaurant. The Wicklow Heather restaurant is world class, and the cafe in the center of Laragh has excellent homemade soups and food.
Laragh is a great part of any trip to Ireland.
O'Toole
10
Scored 10
Laragh is just over a kilometre away from the honey pot of...
Laragh is just over a kilometre away from the honey pot of Glendalough which, when we were there at the weekend, was heaving with visitors. Laragh is a good place to stay because you're away from the crowds and I suspect that the dining options are better than in Glendalough. There are lots of walks into the hills from Glendalough and it is indeed a beautiful place. The long distance Wicklow Trail passes within a kilometre of Laragh. Good public transport connections either direct from Dublin by coach or by train from Wicklow and there is a bus service to connect with the trains at Wicklow.
Phil
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
It was fantastic trip, scenery was amazing.
It was fantastic trip, scenery was amazing. We stayed at Glendalough glamping and expectations exceeded itself. It was spotless and both Debbie and Pat were very helpful and friendly. Recommend the Wicklow heather for food.
Lilly
Ireland
8.0
Scored 8.0
Pleasant village in beautiful scenery.
Pleasant village in beautiful scenery.
Cafe/deli very good
Wicklow Heather had good food
Swimming in Upper lake was fabulous during the heat wave
Rockpools on Glendasan River lovely for a dip
Great hiking trails
Historic monastic city full of history but definite lack of information placards on key sights.
Visitor centre not open
The room was super cozy, there was a TV with Netflix and YouTube, everything worked well in the bathroom, there were a lot of breakfast options and snacks always available in the room itself, it was a short drive to Glendalough and a short walk to an amazing restaurant, and having a separate entrance was a plus for us too. Host was very friendly, kind, and helpful, easy to reach by phone call.
Stayed here with my husband, brother, and sister-in-law. Wow was it exactly what we wanted. We will definitely be back to stay for a much longer period of time. If you think 2 days and 1 night is enough in Glendalough you are mistaken. The pub is so close to walk, the hotels around have great breakfasts, and the views are stunning. It was perfect, perfect, perfect.
Breakfast lovely and credit to the young waiters and waitresses, very friendly, efficient and professional. Location of hotel was perfect and being part of Wicklow National Park is a huge advantage. Enjoyed the walks and wildlife. All staff very very helpful and friendly. Choice of courses in restaurant also exceptional.
The location, hospitality and accommodations were all exceptional. From the Lodge you can walk to hiking trails and wonderful restaurants. The Old Monk’s Trail was a perfect way to start the day, the Green Road and the White Road were scenic and spectacular. Green Trail, easy; White Trial difficult (but worth it).
Love this house, it is such a gem in a beautiful and historic part of Ireland. This was the original school house and subsequently operated as a restaurant. The owner maintains it with such character and style. The conservatory and TV room really are the icing on the cake. Great for a family re union.
This property is well situated a few metres from the fantastic Heather Wicklow restaurant and the pub and only 2kms from Glendalough. We stayed in a very comfortable room in the main house which is beautifully decorated with lovely sitting rooms in the common areas.
Excellent breakfast, Christopher was a charming host, property was lovely. Enjoyed sitting in the back yard where there is a lovely deck area beside the river. Good location for hiking at Glendalough. 2 restaurants in walking distance
Best location to spend a few days hiking in a beautiful site - it's very conveniently located close to the beginning of a number of trails around Glendalough. The restaurant and bar was also very cosy and nice to have dinner/drinks.
Perfect location adjacent to national park, with monastery ruins visible from room. You could step out the door and be right there. Hiking/walking opportunities abundant. Liked the and the hotel ambience. Breakfast was good.
The property is beautiful and in such a wonderful location! Erica is the sweetest ever and the staff at the restaurant were so friendly and accommodating. We were celebrating our honeymoon and they made it extra special!
Exterior of lodge looks nice and is in a pleasant garden. The breakfast waitress was polite and friendly. There are 2 pubs / restaurants in walking distance via a path from the lodge. Shower worked as it should.
Fantastic location. Amazing host, very welcoming and couldn’t have been more helpful! The Wicklow Heather restaurant serves excellent food and has a great atmosphere.
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