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Thanks to the Wilton Hotel in Bray for their generous help.

Thanks to the Wilton Hotel manager Karen Mc Namee for accommodating us on the last road night of my world run

Please visit their website HERE

It is one of the most popular hotels in Bray and one of the finest small luxury hotels in Bray and Wicklow. If you are searching for hotels in Bray, great value hotel accomodation in Bray, meeting rooms in Bray or conference venue in Bray look no further. The hotel consistently achieves well on the various review websites and works hard to deliver a high quality experience to every guest that stays at the Wilton Hotel, Bray.

With Wilton Hotel manager Karen Mc Namee and their duty manager Stephen Mc Cormack

The hotel is located just 2km from Bray Seafront and town centre. Across from the hotel is a walking trail up the back of Bray Head. The hotel is directly opposite Kilruddery House & Gardens so a perfect stay if attending or visiting this very popular Bray attraction. Bray Golf Club is also located across from the hotel. 5 minute drive from the N11 makes this hotel in Bray an excellent base for your stay.

With an ever increasing number of local festivals and events such asBray Summerfest, Groove Festival, Hell and Back at Kilruddery, the Bray Jazz Festival, Bray Air Show there is always plenty going on and choosing to stay in one of the most conveniently located hotels in Bray offers a great oppurtunity to enjoy easy access to all these and the many more events throughout the year. Bray Tourism also offer a great source of information for all visitors to Bray.

Also on offer is a great selection of special offers and family packages during the various seasonal activites such as St Patricks Festival in Bray, Easter Egg Hunts over Easter time, Summer holidays, Christmas shopping, short break away.

We are ideally suited for walking in Wicklow, golfing in Wicklow,family breaks in Bray and touring the county of Wicklow. Just 20km south of Dublin you can also enjoy the delights of Dublin city centre. For further information of the many activities and attractions please visit www.bray.ie.

The Wilton Hotel Bray is renowned as one of the top Bray hotels, with quality hotel accommodation in the county of Wicklow, excellent facilities and a fantastic location just off the N11 and 2km from Bray Seafront. 87 guest rooms in this Bray Hotel provide comfortable and luxurious hotel accommodation in Wicklow, and a range of accommodation types are available, including double and Twin rooms as well as Executive King rooms and large spacious family rooms.

You can choose from from a range of great packages, Dinner Bed & Breakfast as well as great Bed & Breakfast rates in Bray and a selection of packages and hotel special offers for Bray. The hotel’s genuinely warm welcome will greet you on arrival and the friendly staff will ensure that you have a relaxing break at the Wilton Hotel Bray.

View our Genuine Customer Reviews of guests who have stayed with us by clicking our Reviews Page.

We have ample free car parking and free wi fi throughout the hotel. Look no further for hotels in Bray.

The Wilton Hotel was formely the Ramada Woodland Court Hotel

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About Tony

I have always considered myself to be an average runner. In school, I was even bullied for I was a sports wimp. Through hard work, dedication, perseverance, self-belief and a strong mind I succeeded in not only running around the world but breaking four ultra running world records during my competitive career. Having previously cycled around the world I didn't start running until I was almost 30. Then I had a dream of running around the world. For many reasons, I waited for over 20 years. One reason was to establish my pedigree as an endurance athlete. I started and finished my world run as the current World Record-Holder for 48 Hours Indoor Track 426 kilometres (265 miles), a record I have held since 2007. I also broke and still hold the World Record for 48 hours on a Treadmill 405 kilometres (251 miles) in 2008. When I retired from competition, more pleasing than any of my world, European or Irish records I had the respect of my fellow athletes from all over the world - in my opinion, sports greatest reward - an achievement I am most proud of. Then I finally put myself out to pasture, to live my ultimate dream to run around the world! This blog was written on the road while I struggled to find places to sleep and to recover from running an average of 43.3 kilometres or 27 miles per day for 1,165 road days. There were many nights I typed this blog on a smart phone, so fatigued my eyes closed. Many journalists and endurance athletes have referred to my world run as the most difficult endurance challenge ever attempted. During my expedition I rarely had any support vehicles, running mostly with a backpack. In the more desolate areas I pushed my gear, food and water in a cart which I called Nirvana, then I sent her on ahead to run with my backpack once again over altitudes of almost 5,000 metres in the Andes. I stayed in remote villages where many people had never seen a white person before. I literally met the most wonderful people of this world in their own backyard and share many of those amazing experiences in this blog. My run around the world took 4 years. There were no short cuts, I ran every single metre on the road while seeking out the most comprehensive route across 41 countries, 5 continents, I used 50 pair of running shoes and my final footstep of the run was exactly 50,000 kilometres, (almost 31,000 miles) I eventually finished this tongue in cheek named world jog where I started, at the finish line of my city marathon. I started my global run with the Dublin Marathon on October 25th 2010 and finished with the Dublin Marathon on October 27th 2014 at 3 05pm! Thank you for your support, I hope you can share my unique way of seeing the world, the ultimate endurance challenge! Read more...