Bray is a historic seaside town and neighbouring town of Dublin on the East coast of Ireland and was once recognised as the resort of choice for the wealthy, it has been a place of importance since the 12th century. Consequently it is a town that hosts an indulgent collection of grand and historic Bray Hotels these are designed to meet the needs of the honeymoon couple, the tourist the visiting VIP and the business guest.
Bray is located in County Wicklow and had two castles during the medieval times, one of which still survives at Old court. The town underwent rapid expansion in 1854 when William Dargan extended the railway to Bray and recently it has begun to expand again and become known as a commuter town.
Bray is home to Ardmore Studios, the National Film Studios of Ireland and it is here that Braveheart, Saving Private Ryan and My Left Foot were filmed and latest productions include the BBC dramatisation of The Tudors. The Town boasts a mile long esplanade that dates back to 18181 and boasts a quiet Victorian Charm and it is here that Sinnead O’Connor owns one of the Victorian houses on the seafront. The James Joyce House, home of the author as a child from 1887 – 1891 is overlooked by the Martello tower and was once owned by Bono.
The town is proud owner of many historic buildings, monuments and places of interest it is easily accessed via railway link and road and Dublin international airport. The Town offers a fascinating backdrop for the many Bray Hotels that present a range of accommodation types offering the perfect solutions for the business guests, the tourists, the honeymoon couple and the family group. The physical aspect of the hotels are equally varied ranging from modern and sophisticated found close to communication links to grand and historic providing detailed luxury and an individualised experiences to budget styled hotels perfect for family Holidays and commuters.
Grand Country Houses house designer hotels and are set over many acres offering guests delightful views and outdoor adventure through horse riding, fishing, hiking, shooting and walking, many are home to luxury Spas that host designer treatments and signature toiletries. The Luxury Hotels provide airport transfer directly to hotels steps and awaiting porters who dispatch luggage to awaiting accommodations.
Entrances to the Bray Hotels may be expressed through warm and cosy atmospheres found in crackling log fires and rich rugs, original works or art and fresh flowers or may be detailed through modern streamlined entrances where check in is seamless and the concierge is on hand to provide an overview of the Hotel and surrounding attractions.
Accommodations offer individually designed rooms influenced by their architectural design and maybe home to luxury four poster beds and canopied beds, multi room suites host seating, dining and work areas. En suite guest rooms host, king queen and twin beds and connecting rooms provide peace of mind for parents. Luxury bathrooms display designer fittings complemented with bathrobes, slippers and bath products.
Many of the fine Bray Hotels are home to Michelin starred restaurants presenting international cuisines in beautifully designed dining rooms, Coffee houses greet the morning and host buffet breakfasts and aromatic coffees and fresh pastries. Wine Bars are the choice of the trendy and host live entertainment and vintage wines.
Business guests will not only be delighted by the towns’ strategic location but will be impressed by the variety of venues provided for conference, exhibitions and meetings. Gymnasiums and Spas provide exercise and pampering.
The Bray Hotels offer welcome comfort and warm Irish hospitality set on the edge of the Ocean minutes away from Dublin.
