3-star B&B 4.3/5 · 124 reviews No booking fee

Tynte House

Main Street, Dunlavin, Co. Wicklow, W91 Y628
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About Tynte House

Tynte House is a Fáilte Ireland approved 3-star b&b in Dunlavin, on the Wicklow coast, listed on Fáilte Ireland’s official register of quality-assured accommodation. It is a smaller, owner-run house of 6 rooms, the kind of place where you deal with the people who actually run it.

Unpretentious rooms in a informal bed-and-breakfast offering tennis & complimentary parking.

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Staying in Dunlavin

A Georgian market village on the edge of the Wicklow Mountains, built around a market house and a village green with a real story to tell.

Dunlavin is a small west Wicklow village founded in the late 1650s and laid out around a triangular green that has held fairs since 1661, a shape common to villages of that era and still the heart of the place today. Its market house, a Palladian building designed by the noted architect Richard Cassels around 1740, still stands on the green and now serves as the local library.

A B&B stay here suits a quieter, countryside base rather than a busy tourist town. Dunlavin sits at the edge of the Wicklow Mountains, close to the Glen of Imaal and within easy reach of Russborough House near Blessington, one of Ireland’s finest Palladian houses, making it a good base for walking, golf or a slower touring pace through west Wicklow.

The village green itself carries a sobering piece of history alongside its market-day origins: it was the site of the Dunlavin Green executions during the 1798 Rebellion, when a number of local prisoners were shot as suspected United Irishmen, an event still marked and remembered locally.

Tynte House, Dunlavin, Co. Wicklow

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Dunlavin Market House

Designed by the architect Richard Cassels and completed around 1740, the Palladian-style market house on Dunlavin’s green has since served as a jail, a courthouse and a fire station, and today houses the village library.

The Village Green

Dating from around 1660, Dunlavin’s triangular green was the site of fairs from 1661 onward and remains the centre of the village. It was also the scene of the Dunlavin Green executions during the 1798 Rebellion, a significant and still-remembered episode in the area’s history.

The Glen of Imaal

A remote valley in the Wicklow Mountains a short drive from Dunlavin, the Glen of Imaal offers some of the quieter hillwalking in the range, including routes up Lugnaquilla, the highest peak in Leinster.

Russborough House

Near Blessington, a short drive from Dunlavin, Russborough is one of the longest and finest Palladian houses in Ireland, built for the Leeson family in the 1740s and open to visitors for house tours and its parkland grounds.

Getting to Dunlavin

Dunlavin is reached via the R756 and sits close to the N81, roughly an hour from Dublin city by road. There is no direct rail service to the village, so a car is the practical way to get there and to explore the surrounding Wicklow countryside, though Bus Éireann and local bus routes serve the wider west Wicklow area.

Booking Tynte House direct, and what the rating means

A real, assessed b&b

Tynte House holds a 3-star b&b rating under Fáilte Ireland's National Quality Assurance Framework, assessed against the bedrooms, bathrooms, breakfast and welcome rather than self-declared. It's an independent signal you can trust before you book, separate from any platform's own review score.

No fees, no middleman

Ring the owner, or use the contact details on this page, and arrange the stay with the house rather than through an app. No booking fee added to your bill and no commission taken from the owner, so the room rate you agree is the room rate you pay.

A better stay, direct

Owners answer the questions a booking platform never will: whether the room at the front is quieter, how early breakfast can be served, or where to park for a few days. Speaking to the house directly is how B&Bs in Ireland were booked for decades.

Tynte House, Dunlavin, Co. Wicklow

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Tynte House, common questions

Where is Tynte House?

Tynte House is at Main Street, Dunlavin, Co. Wicklow (Eircode W91 Y628). Give the Eircode to your sat-nav to find the door.

How do I book Tynte House?

You contact the owner directly, by phone or the enquiry form on this page. DirectBnB adds no booking fee and takes no commission, so you arrange the stay with the house itself and pay the room rate with nothing on top.

What star rating does Tynte House have?

Tynte House is a Fáilte Ireland approved 3-star b&b under Fáilte Ireland's National Quality Assurance Framework, and guests rate it 4.3 out of 5 across 124 Google reviews.

Is Tynte House suitable for families?

Yes, Tynte House is listed as family friendly. Ask the owner directly about room configurations and cots when you book.

How many rooms does Tynte House have?

Tynte House has 6 rooms. As a smaller, owner-run house it is worth booking ahead, particularly in summer and over weekends.

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