Hotels in Wicklow

Prepare to be charmed by the idyllic Irish county town of Wicklow. Merely south of Dublin, this tranquil gem boasts a fascinating history, captivating coastal views, and a mild maritime climate. Wicklow, affectionately named the ‘Garden of Ireland’, is brimming with beautiful hotels and charming B&Bs set against breathtaking backdrops, transforming every stay into something special.

Whether you fancy a luxury hotel stay nestled in the heart of town, a family-friendly inn amid the stunning coastal strip, or a budget-friendly lodge close to the historic Wicklow Gaol, Wicklow accommodates all preferences and budgets. Kickstart your memorable journey through Irish charm and book your dream hotel with Lycafly today.

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Wicklow, the county town of County Wicklow in Ireland, has a population of just over 10,000. Nestled on the east coast, it’s incredibly well connected with railway links to Dublin, Wexford, Arklow, and Rosslare Europort. The River Vartry flows through the heart of Wicklow, adding to the town's picturesque charm. The town is punctuated with expansive landscapes from the Murrough grasslands to the stunning eastern coastal strip. Additionally, the town is blessed with a commercial port that serves timber and textile imports.

Since 1995, Wicklow witnessed significant growth and development, presenting an intriguing blend of historic charm and modern amenities. It encapsulates an intriguing history that traces back to the Bronze age, bearing influences from the Celts, Vikings, and Normans, reflected subtly in the town and family names. This rich history is beautifully preserved in emblems such as the town hall, Wicklow Gaol, and the remnants of a Franciscan friary.

Wicklow also boasts excellent bus and train services, making discovery a joy. Furthermore, it's twin towns are Eichenzell in Germany, Montigny-le-Bretonneux in France, and Porthmadog in Wales. Wicklow's luminary sons and daughters include the likes of musician Hozier, rugby coach Leo Cullen, and golfer Jimmy Martin. Undoubtedly, Wicklow has the charm and charisma to enchant every visitor.

When to visit Wicklow

The beauty of Wicklow lends itself to exploration throughout the year. However, for those eager to make the most of the great outdoors, the summer months from June to August provide mild conditions, with average temperatures ranging from 15-20°C (59-68°F). Families will relish the opportunity to explore the stunning Wicklow Mountains, visit beautiful gardens, and enjoy long, leisurely walks along the coastal strip.

Spring and autumn also serve as fantastic times to visit this emerald paradise. As the countryside dazzles with a vibrant display of blossoming flowers and changing foliage, Wicklow transforms into a picturesque wonderland ideal for any family holiday or romantic break. Winter, while presenting cooler temperatures and shorter days, offers a slightly quieter experience. Yet, its charm remains undiminished, rendering Wicklow a perennially welcoming destination, irrespective of the season.

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