The great traditions of the Irish country house have been masterfully preserved at Marlfield House, an elegant Regency style mansion in Wexford. The Hotel is located just 55 miles south of Dublin and just minutes from the white sandy beaches of the East coast of Ireland. Mary and Ray Bowe bought the house from the Earls of Courtown in 1977. Together they supervised every detail of its restoration and over the years have filled the graciously proportioned rooms with antiques, period furniture, valuable works of art and sumptuous fabrics. Filled with fresh flowers from the garden and blazing fires the house is the essence of a truly beautiful and particularly romantic Irish country house.

Set on 35 acres of grounds and woodlands Marlfield offers its guests luxury accommodations in scenic surroundings. It is the ideal setting for touring the beauty spots of the south east including Wicklow, Kilkenny and Waterford.

State Bedrooms

The Stopford, Morland and Georgian Rooms

The Stopford and Morland rooms have king size four poster beds while the Georgian has two queen sized beds set together under an impressively draped window. The walls in the Morland are decorated with Morland prints and both the Georgian and Morland overlook the garden.

Junior State Bedrooms

The French and Sheraton Rooms

The French Room

The period French furniture, paintings and lavish fabrics make this room distinctly French.
The king size bed can be made into twin beds and the marble bathroom overlooks the lake.

The Sheraton Room

A lovely room, The Sheraton, has one king-size double bed and two pairs of French doors overlooking the lake. Containing only Sheraton period furniture it is decorated in soft tones and its walls are adorned with charming prints and watercolours.