Welcome to The Glendalough Hotel

in County Wicklow

Steps from the St Kevin's 6th Century Monastic city, the Glendalough Hotel in County Wicklow is uniquely located.

Gleann da Locha means the glen of two lakes

History and nature surround us,

We welcome you to Glendalough Valley in the heart of Irelands Ancient East.

Our team is here to offer a warm welcome and simple home comforts, while you take in the views that surround the hotel.

Did you know?

The oldest known record of our hotel is from an Ordnance Survey Map taken in the 1830s.

The Medieval Gateway that is the entrance to the Monastic City is 64 steps from our front door

Many features from the 18th Century building remain including our Grandfather clock, the Waterford Crystal chandelier and the call bells behind reception. You'll love the pictures lining the walls that recall a past rich in hospitality.

Excerpts from guests' comment books over the years feature on the walls, see if you can find out which famous Royal visited the hotel.

There are walks and hikes for all abilities that can begin at the hotel.
(Click on the link to get a taste of what there is to see!)

Find our location here.

Eggcellent Easter OffersEaster Holidays at The Glendalough HotelRelax, unwind, and surround yourself with nature this Easter at The Glendalough Hotel. Enjoy an overnight stay B&B or Dinner B&B. Uniquely located with walks for all abilities

Walking Breaks in Glendalough Valley county Wicklow

Walking BreaksExperience the wonders of GlendaloughEscape to the hills for a B&B or Dinner, B&B Break in our gem located in Glendalough Valley. Steps from the Monastic city with walks from the front door, surround yourself with nature.

Spring Breaks in Glendalough county Wicklow

Leap Into SpringSpring Escape at The Glendalough HotelTake a leisurely stroll through the beautiful valley of Glendalough and explore our picturesque surroundings.

The Glendalough Hotel, located in the valley of Glendalough is surrounded by Ireland's most beautiful countryside, Wicklow is known as the "Garden of Ireland" and we are in the heart of that Garden steps from the world Famous Monastic City..

Did you know!

The hotel first appeared in the Ordinance survey map in the early 1800's and has had royal visits, world cup rugby, Rock stars recording in our Bawn House and lots more over the years.

Casey's Bar and Bistro serves food all day, and The Barn serves food outdoors, offering visitors great options for hearty main courses and delicious sweet treats to revive you after a hike around the lakes.

Scroll Down