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About staying in Wicklow
County Wicklow sits directly south of Dublin, with the Wicklow Mountains at its centre and the Irish Sea along its eastern edge. The county town of Wicklow and the coastal town of Bray anchor the east, while Blessington looks towards the reservoirs and hills of the west. Naas, though in neighbouring County Kildare, appears among the towns with the most places to stay and works as a base for the northern approaches. Stays divide between these towns and the quieter countryside around Rathdrum and Arklow. The straight line distance from Dublin Airport is about 46 kilometres, so the county is easily reached for a short break or a longer walking holiday.
The region's centre lies about 46 km in a straight line from Dublin Airport.
26 stays have guest reviews, averaging 4.3 out of 5.
Planning the trip? The Wicklow Mountains guide covers what to see and how to get around.
Wicklow: questions
How many places to stay are listed in Wicklow?
This guide lists 148 stays in Wicklow: 54 hotels, 18 B&Bs and guesthouses, 68 self-catering stays, 2 hostels and 6 other places to stay.
Which stays in Wicklow have the best guest scores?
Weighted for review volume, the highest rated are Powerscourt Hotel Autograph Collection (4.6 from 2,483 reviews), BrookLodge & Macreddin Village (4.6 from 1,526 reviews) and Chester Beatty Inn (4.6 from 1,343 reviews). The average across 26 rated stays in Wicklow is 4.3 out of 5.
Which town is the best base for a stay in Wicklow?
Wicklow town suits those who want coast and town amenities together, while Bray appeals for its seaside position close to Dublin. Blessington works well for the western lakes and hills, and Naas for the northern edge. Rathdrum and Arklow offer quieter alternatives in the south and east.
Should visitors to Wicklow stay in a town or in the countryside?
Town stays in Wicklow, Bray or Naas put shops and transport within walking distance. Countryside stays around Blessington, Rathdrum and Arklow suit those with a car who prefer space and quiet. The choice depends on whether the priority is convenience or a rural setting.
How easy is it to reach the Wicklow Mountains and coast from where stays are located?
Stays in Wicklow town, Bray and Rathdrum sit close to the eastern side of the mountains and the coast, while Blessington gives access to the western hills and reservoirs. A car is useful for the more remote valleys, and public transport options can change, so it is worth checking locally.
Which types of stay in Wicklow suit groups, families or short city breaks?
Self catering properties in Wicklow suit groups and families wanting space and flexibility, and many places offer family rooms. Hotels in Bray and Naas work for short breaks with easy access to Dublin. A small number of hostels provide a simpler option for walkers and groups.
Which towns in Wicklow have the most places to stay?
Wicklow (47), Blessington (13), Naas (13), Bray (13) and Rathdrum (9) have the most listings in this guide.
How many stays in Wicklow have free parking?
119 stays in Wicklow have free parking, 88 stays have family features such as family rooms or cots, and 21 allow pets. The facilities filter on this page narrows the list.