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Lough Dan House B&B is Ideally located just a few miles from the pretty village of Roundwood in County Wicklow. This charming B&B is nestled high up in the Wicklow Mountains on an eighty acre hill farm which overlooks the beautiful Lough Dan. This B&B offers guests comfortable accommodation with underfloor heating. It is locatetd in a scenic area with guided walks available. Angling cycling, horsriding and walking can all be enjoyed locally....

Welcome to Ashby B&B, a modern Wicklow B&B situated in the quaint village of Newtownmountkennedy, just off the N11.  On-site there is a private car park and a large garden for guest use.  The B&B is approximately thirty minutes south of Dublin and one hour Dublin airport....

Woodville is a charming guesthouse offering B&B style accommodation in the woodlands, close to the coastal resort of Bray in County Wicklow on Ireland’s East Coast.
It’s an endearing residence with a large garden right in middle of the woodlands, where you can roam the grounds, wander the forests and take in the fresh rural air. It’s a bungalow and all accommodation is on the ground floor which means that access for people with disabilities is good.
Woodville is fully central h...

Old Rectory is breathtaking Gothic Victorian guesthouse offering B&B accommodation located in a pleasant spot close to the coastal town of Bray in County Wicklow.
It’s a majestic old residence that was originally a rectory as its name points out, and the truly authentic design of the building really does ooze the character and charm of a bygone era. There’s also a pleasant little garden area where you can enjoy the air and take in the scenery....

Ashgrove B&B is a peaceful approved accommodation located close to Kilbride in County Wicklow.  The family friendly home even supplies a cot on request. There is ample parking on-site as well as a garden for guest use. After a day touring, stop off in any one of the charming towns and enjoy the Irish cuisine in the restaurants or a cool pint in the traditional pubs. Is there a better way to end the day?
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