Tudor Lodge

Beautiful setting in Glendalough only a brief walk to the nat park and hikes! Chris and family are wonderful! Made our honeymoon even more special.

Lovely atmospheric hotel, run by lfriendly hospitable people. Great rooms, gardens and breakfast.

Breakfast was lovely staff Property was amazing Location was great

You will feel like you are at home when you stay at this B and B. What a beautiful area!

The Tudor was nice but the description was misleading. We did not know what "self catering" meant and were disappointed to learn that breakfast was not included in our package. After all they call themselves a "B&B. We did not think that was right and the owner would not make it good. He needs to clarify his description.

Wonderful location. Chris made me feel very welcome. The room was great and spacious, bathroom was clean and the breakfasts were great. Plenty of car parking too.

I'm sorry to say I was disappointed about this place. We stayed in Room 8 which was so cold I had to ask for a heater because we went to bed in PJs, socks, t shirt and scarf! The response wasn't great as I was told that nobody had reported this before (which didn't help me feel valued) and that the heating had been on for 12 hours. I did get a portable heater though and after about an hour the room started to feel more normal. The shower room had no heating and was quite cold! There was a small TV on top of the wardrobe, and the only tea/coffee provided seemed to be the supplies with kettle in the corridor, which we thought was shared with the room opposite. It included an open jar of small cookies which didn't help as we had no idea how long the jar was open. Breakfast was good but the choices weren't obvious (I didn't hear the offer for a full Irish) but the scrambled egg was presented really well and tasted lovely! There was no choice of bread for toast offered but when I asked for brown instead of the white provided was given soda bread toasted. The area is lovely, and at least one other resident said their room was lovely and warm so perhaps it's just room 8!! Having stayed in two previous places in Dublin and Clonmel for €51 and €80 respectively, we did not feel this €95 represented good value for money.

A lovely lodge, with pleasant host, and separate entrance for guests that gives privacy.. red carpeted room with ceiling beams and open brick feature. Breakfast excellent. Bed very large and cosy. Showers hot, and as it was chilly weather the heating was on full. We were within walking distance of Lynam's pub, with great atmosphere and good bar food. And very close to Glendalough for a drive and walk.

Easy to find. Rooms noisy if other quests aren't considerate - but even walking quietly in hallway could be heard and wake you up if others came in late. Breakfast was very nice. A little more pricey than some other places of equal quality.

Located 1-2 km from Glendalough in residential country setting. Large room. Good breakfast.