Having spent a little over a week touring the west coast of Ireland we made our way back towards Dublin for our ferry home the next day. Throughout our holiday we have stayed in some lovely B & B's and hotels at very reasonable prices. We came upon the pretty village of Enniskerry and decided to stay there. The only... more

My wife Caroline and I arrived in Enniskerry while touring Ireland by car. As it happens we were looking for somewhere to stay that night and Enniskerry was really a very pretty place. There was a small selection of restaurants and shops and it resembled one of those lovely old English estate villages. There ahead of us was the Powerscourt... more

We arrived in Enniskerry late due to flight delay to Dublin and had a show booked at the famous Johnny Fox's pub in nearby Glencullen which was excellent. Needing somewhere to stay quickly we booked in for the night at Powerscourt Arms Hotel, everyone was polite and freindly, the price for a double room was fair (£75) being as we... more

Nice location and staff but overall a little shabby. more

This is a hotel that no one cares about. Although the room was clean, the rest of the hotel was pretty dirty. Our family room was at the front of the hotel, which would have been ok..had the double glazed window shut properly. Consequently, we got the noise of cars, trucks, taxis and drunks until 2am. The room was very... more

We decided to book the Powerscourt Arms for a romantic Saturday Night away. The location of Enniskerry is great, lovely little well preserved village with the nerby Powerscourt Gardens (with fabulous Avoca shop and garden centre) well worth a visit. the Hotel is right in the centre of the village with a very large secure car park. We were given... more