crap do not like Indian hotels

the whole place

I was travelling from Sofia to Dublin, a work trip, first time in Ireland.My stay at the strand hotel was very pleasing, I loved how friendly the staff was, especially the receptionist and the waiters at the restaurant. The food was also very delicious, the room was clean. Such a luxurious hotel, I absolutely loved it, but the people's attitude towards us surprised me more, because we were foreigners I expected a more reserved behaviour, all I can say is that irish people are very welcoming from what I saw - the hotel staff, our taxi driver, the people on the street and supermarkets - amazing. I'd 100% be back at Ireland. Wilde’s bar food was exceptionally good.

Romantische kamer niet groot maar praktisch. Koffie/thee faciliteiten, zitje bij het raam, veel kussens en comfortabel bed. Badkamer; mooie tegels en veel druk op de stortdouche. We hadden kamer 7 happy prins met een uitzicht op Bray en berg en de tuinen van de locals. Historisch pand met mooie plafons en lampen. Sfeervol ingericht restaurant met adembenemend uitzicht op het strand van Bray. Ontbijt van eggs Benedict tot full Irish met hele lekkere koffie. Openbaar vervoer op loopafstand Dart en bus. Hotel heeft diverse restaurants mogelijkheden; pub, takeaway Italiaans en curyleaf. Wandelmogelijkheden helaas was the cliffwalk dicht. Zeer vriendelijk personeel

Misschien voor wat oudere mensen de trappen?

On a weekend break with a group of 8 friends and on a Friday afternoon we wandered into the Wildes bar for cocktails and were so glad we did. The staff were great and we loved the fact while waiting for our Limoncello Spritzes, Espresso Martinis, Moscow mule etc they brought us a glass of Prosecco That was a classy touch as cocktails take a long time to prepare. It was not a cheap afternoon but was worth it!!

Small rooms but functional enough Frayed towels but at least they were clean

It was ridiculously noisy, the music they played in the downstairs bar thumped throughout the hotel until 11:30pm and then we seemed to have people noisily stumbling back to their rooms through to the early hours of the morning. Really unnecessarily loud for what is meant to be a small boutique hotel

Could not fault any of the hotel facilities or staff. They really made our weekend in bray special! Especially Raj at reception - At very short notice he went above and beyond to organise a birthday surprise in the room for my other half. We will definitely be staying again next time we are in bray. Excellent bar, fab food.

Bit quirky and good location

Staircase is difficult for older people. New handrail needed

Located in a good position within reach of Dublin on th Dart without all the trauma of being within the city. 20 mins dart from the centre

I was charged €10 a night to park my car which added to the cost of the hotel rate. Maintenance was poor. I was here in January it was freezing my room was cold so I told the guy on reception, he said give it half hour and it would be warm. I returned to my room a few hours later, still cold and I reported it again before I went to bed. Morning came still cold, I deduced the radiators needed bleeding, simple job, which even a monkey could do, so I told them the issue before I went out for the day. On my return radiators still cold, no one had been around to fix them. I used my nail scissors to bleed the bathroom radiator but unfortunately couldn't do the main bedroom one. Generally poor maintenance as holes in the wall where poorly filled still with a quick paint over. The guys on reception where clearly out of there league not having any hospitality skills