Mrs. Cummings, the owner, is a real jewel. We stayed in the "Honeymoon Suite," which was lovely with a view of the sea. The hotel is simply charming, but not for the Schickeria. Good walking a hiking possibilties and plenty of restaurants in the area. The train takes you to Dublin. The bar was also very nice. One sees why... More

I had the pleasure of staying in the Bray Head Inn last month, It was a truly memorable stay. The staff were fantastic, very friendly and polite. The hotel itself is georgous, modern, contemporary and has a beautiful view of Bray Head. Don't be fooled by the old, shabby look and feel outside the hotel, inside is a real treat!... More

It is a very nice place to stay, near Dublin and the Wicklow mountains in front of the beach. The connection to Dublin by the Dart is only minutes from the Hotel and the Cliff walk to Graystones begins in front of the entrance. The Hotel is very charming and the rooms are old-fashioned, but beautiful. It has the character... More

We stayed for one night, the place smelt damp, the rooms were dirty, paper falling of the ceiling, damp everywhere., No way would i have a shower , mould all over the place. We went in a local pub for a meal, they tried to talk us out of sying there, even trying to find somewhere else for us. We... More

Loved it. Stayed with my 10 year old daughter, we had a blast. Inexpensive. More

I live in Bray and feel sorry for tourists who check out the positive reviews of this place and book it, only resulting in having to change their plans when they actually step foot into the place. If you visit Bray and tell any of the locals you're staying at the Bray Head, they'll cringe and probably offer you a... More

This hotel has a lot of character, very Victorian and quiet, it has superb views of the sea and bray and is only 60 euros to stay in, including breakfast. The rooms are en suite, basic but comfortable also there is an elevator and a car park within the hotel. The building is over 150 years old, its only ten... More