Powerscourt House & Gardens in Enniskerry

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  Leia O

  :: 14 March 2018 17:02:04

  Absolutely beautiful place. Even the driveway up to the hotel itself gave you beautiful views of the hills and mountains surrounding. I spent the day in the spa. The staff were very welcoming, friendly and helpful. Before and after my treatment I was free to use the thermal suites, the swimming pool and the relaxation room which had different types of tea as well a fresh and dried fruits. Overall very relaxing experience and is very much worth the money.

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  William White

  :: 06 March 2018 19:37:15

  Beautiful gardens. Great day out for family or couples(nice and romantic). Entrace fee to get in. Cafe is nice but expensive. Lovely Chinese garden. Plenty more to see pet cemetery, lake like pond, small waterfall etc

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  Vincent Mockler

  :: 25 February 2018 00:10:36

  Lovely place to visit. Beautiful gardens. It's a place you can visit over and over again. Lovely scenery, shops geared towards the export market. It has a lovely restaurant with good food for reasonable prices.

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  Sara E. S.

  :: 24 February 2018 21:44:30

  We visited on cold and windy February afternoon. Our feet freezing to the ground and it still didn't stop us from venturing through these beautiful gardens. There is a voiceover for the entire garden - you receive a small device and just touch small points all around the place to get to know the area better - they even have small games for families and kids to follow, I think the idea is great. Also the Japanese garden part was very romantic, even in winter (we even saw frog eggs which is not very romantic but super interesting!) 9/10 would do again in the late spring.

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  Levi S.

  :: 21 January 2018 15:00:16

  I was a bit skeptical of here, my girlfriend chose this site to visit. But the gardens were gorgeous. The self audio tour was nice. With information stations in each area of the garden you can point the audio guide receiver and it starts automatically. I would definitely advise bring your own headphones as they weren't offered. The history of the family unfolds in each section of the garden from the Japanese inspired garden to the castle built as a children's playhouse. The views are amazing.