Located a mere 29 miles from Dublin City Centre, Tinakilly House is internationally renowned for its splendid fresh food in elegant Victorian surroundings. Built for Captain Halpin, Commander of the Great Eastern which laid the transatlantic telegraphic cables, Tinakilly is now a luxury hotel and restaurant.

Italian architecture is augmented by elegant antique furnishings. The elegant bedrooms reflect the Victorian period and also provide modern comforts. Period bedrooms, some with four poster beds, also feature all modern comforts. Junior Suites and Captain's Suites offer breath-taking sea views.

The award-winning kitchen prepares splendid cuisine from fresh local produce and Tinakilly's own herb garden. Bee's delicious brown and fruit breads are baked daily.

The 7 acres of Victorian gardens provide perfectly peaceful surroundings.

Wicklow boasts stunning mountain drives, gardens and historic sites, excellent golf, horse-riding, mountain hiking and cycling. Because of its proximity to Dublin Airport, Tinakilly is popular for overseas conferences and corporate events. Also available is a wide selection of corporate activities, from team building exercises, archery and clay pigeon shooting on the grounds of Tinakilly House to golfing locally at Druid's Glen, home of the 1996-1999 Irish Open.

The 4 star hotel has been awarded with AA Red Stars, RAC Blue Ribbon and is Egon Ronay and Good Hotel Guide recommended, as well as a member of Small Luxury Hotel of the World