Top Chalets in County Wexford in 2026

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Our top choices for County Wexford chalets

1. Tranquil Tigín - your Little Holiday in Co Wicklow

County Wicklow

SAR 1,143 total

includes taxes & fees

21 Sep - 22 Sep

2. Aughrim Holiday Village No 14

Aughrim

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Top County Wexford Hotel Reviews

Killiane Castle Country House & Farm

10/10 Excellent

"We had an absolutely amazing stay"

Talbot Hotel Wexford

8/10 Good

"Functional hotel in a central location. Room was nice with a good bed and modern bathroom. Breakfast was hit and miss, with the hot items not great - fried eggs were hard as bricks wither black around the yolks indicating that they were sitting there for a while. The dining room was like a morgue - dark furniture, walls, ceiling and art - and equally depressing. No hot food available between 21:15 and 23:00 on a Friday evening. Not sure if it is a stop off for travellers off the ferry, but obviously no consideration for that. Nice that a water fountain is available on the floor, but some signposting would be good."

Thistledown Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"From the moment you pull in the driveway you get a sense of calm. The landscape is absolutely stunning. You are greeted at the door by one of the owners. They show you around then take you upstairs to your room. The decor was very calming and having its own bathroom in your room is a great bonus. Breakfast was made to order and prepared by o e of the owners as well. These 2 men have created a BnB that they should be extremely proud of. If we ever come back to this part of Ireland, we will 100% stay there again."