Truly a romantic secret hideaway, this gracious Victorian Italianate manor just south of Dublin stands on seven acres of gardens that sweep down to the Irish Sea. Built for Captain Halpin, who laid the world's telegraph cables,...
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the ornate interiors are rich in period furnishings, oil paintings and seafaring memorabilia.
Each of the 51 bedrooms is a perfect blend of Victorian splendour and modern comfort. The Captain Suites and four-poster junior suites enjoy breathtaking sea and garden views. At the table, chef Karl Higginson uses fresh local produce, including fish and Wicklow lamb flavoured with herbs from Tinakilly's own gardens. Karl's creations are also complemented by an award-winning wine cellar. Brown bread is baked daily, which is especially delicious with the locally-smoked Irish salmon.
A host of nearby visitor attractions include the Wicklow Mountains and the 6th-century monastic city of Glendalough. Excellent local golf courses include the links European Club and parkland Druid's Glen, home of the 1996-1999 Irish Open.
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