The Glenview Hotel & Leisure Club

The Restaurant is delightful. Staff are impeccable. The food is beautiful. The panoramic view is amazing and the ambience just right!!!!

The Glenview is always a lovely place to stay but particularly a treat this weekend. Our room looked directly over the glen…spectacular! The pool was clean, quiet and relaxing. Every staff member has been absolutely lovely and breakfast fantastic. Elsa really went over and above to help. Thank you all for such a treat!

Arrived yesterday hungry, went to bar menu very limited, think 5 options to choose from. Picked a sandwich Dinner was in the same bar - different menu - still very limited. No steak option. Went for wicklow lamb pie, very salty such a shame as would have been lovely otherwise. I love salt but this was extreme. Nothing in room to suggest room service so we felt rushed to go bar at 830 as told closed for food at 9 and restaurant not open. Asked for a token for cigarette machine - they didn't have any- drove 8 miles to garage. Spa treatments not available Sunday or Monday - in fairness I booked late so should have checked that Jacuzzi not working - hot tub outside nice but couldn't enjoy as had to supervise 12 year old in main pool Horrible rusty stain in bath. I had planned to enjoy one after dinner but nope, wouldn't go near it. Considered staying a second night as it is a nice location and wasn't bothered packing, however couldn't face eating from that menu again. Asked reception if they could offer a lower rate dute to the above but it was a no. Was actually more expensive to stay Monday than it was Sunday, the mind baffles. Anyway we headed for the royal Marine (10 euro extra and wow). Stayed in brook lodge before and the surroundings are also beautiful plus everything inside hotel top notch. It's a 20 min spin from glenview would defo recommend that, same price. Positives- the older gentleman who looked after us for dinner was lovely and coffee machine fixed very soon after I rang reception. Also swimming pool good for kids. Breakfast was nice. It is the only hotel in wicklow I've not stayed in and unfortunately was disappointed overall

Waiter was absolutely lovely and the food was fantastic. Lovely location too. Service was with a smile and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves would 100% come back.

My partner and I stayed at this hotel from Monday to Friday to celebrate our anniversary, but unfortunately, the stay fell far short of expectations. While there was an accessible ramp into the hotel, the rest of the facilities were not wheelchair-friendly. My partner is a wheelchair user, and the room was extremely cramped. The wheelchair couldn’t fit into the bathroom, and there was a steep decline leading into the room that caused the wheelchair to bump into the door every time. The lift was also very small — it could barely fit one wheelchair, making getting around a real challenge. The room itself felt tight and uncomfortable. The toilet seat was broken, and housekeeping arrived earlier each morning, which felt intrusive. WiFi was unreliable — we had to use a personal hotspot just to watch TV. For three days of our stay, we couldn’t open the windows due to constant noise from gardeners working right outside. Another big issue was cost transparency. We weren’t told about the €150 security deposit until we arrived — a surprise that should have been communicated in advance. Breakfast was also shockingly overpriced at €47 for two people, which didn’t feel remotely worth it. On top of all that, no staff offered help with our bags during check-in or check-out. This hotel may have an accessible entrance, but it is far from accessible overall. Between the hidden charges, poor room layout, lack of support, and general discomfort, I would not recommend it — especially for anyone with mobility needs.