We had a good experience overall in our stay having travelled all around Ireland we finished here before heading home. The hotel is beautiful inside and in a nice location close to Enniskerry and powerscourt etc. the room was large and modern however the room was roasting to the point it ruined our sleep the windows do not open wide enough and no air gets into the room and with a bathroom with no window things soon heat up after shower etc. the beds are comfy but the heat of the room made sleeping difficult. The breakfast was fabulous and the settings nice the staff on check in and check out were great and friendly and welcoming it was a very good price for the night and I'd say under average for this type of hotel maybe because it has no air con in rooms price reflects this for summer trips great in winter I would say.

We spent the day at Powerscourt and driving through the Wicklow Mountains. A friend recommended Summerhill House and I am so glad that she did.

The staff was efficient and kind and I loved the quirkiness of the hotel. The beds were comfy and we slept peacefully. The only odd thing was there was no place in the beautiful shower to place the bath products that I needed to use.

Breakfast was delicious and the best spread we saw in all of Ireland and the staff was amazing, especially so even though we were there towards the end of the morning's service. Food was delicious.

It looks like a hidden gem, almost magical, as you take the drive from the main road. The hotel glistens in the evening. I loved that there were families living in the homes close by---love the sound of children playing. We even had a little peak at the Irish Sea from our room.

I would definitely return again!

I don’t think I have ever left such a negative review but I felt I had to be honest. The drive into the hotel was just beautiful. The entrance also quite nice but that’s where it ended. We were greeted by an Irish lady who did not look up from her computer once to check us in. She then shouted at an elderly group who were going the wrong way. First impressions not good!
Then the room… we stayed in room 211… it was awful! We had traveled from Cork and had been to visit glendalough so we were looking forward to a rest before dinner. The heating was on full blast! We had to open the windows which was no problem. Then the bed was a four poster. It squeaked every time we moved and the mattress was rock hard but look once again it was grand as my husband likes a harder bed than me.
We then decided to head to Bray for dinner. We couldn’t get a taxi but that was ok as we just drove. Came back to have a drink in the bar and the young boy with glasses was just so lovely and was absolutely run off his feet but continued to be very pleasant and patient.
Night sleep, well the room was extremely warm due to the heating being on earlier and the windows were open but unfortunately when we went to bed we had to close the windows due to children running , shouting and screaming around just outside our room at the back of the hotel. These children were not guests I may add.Now we are both parents and I understand children like to play but there were a few Green areas they could have played on and away from guests.I eventually opened the windows again at 11ish but the noise outside kept me awake. People walking on gravel outside our room. People up and down steps in the holiday homes opposite our room and then doors banging. I got about 2 hours sleep and was going to leave the hotel at 4:15 am due to not having slept. When we were checking out there was 2 Ukrainian ladies and a child with the lady in reception and to be honest we were too tired and annoyed to even mention the nights stay. Now this was not a cheap stay I may add and if the room had been up to scratch it would be worth it but unfortunately it was not.