Buy Ashfield House Hotel vouchers for deals on Co. Wexford: 1 or 2 Nights with Dining Credit. Show availability Set in a historical building dating back to 1730s, Ashfield House Hotel makes for a relaxing haven for those exploring Ireland’s Sunny South East and Irelands Ancient East. The hotel is located just a short drive away from sandy beaches and Wexford town boasting cobbled streets and various boutiques. Guests can unwind in the en suite rooms which come complete with bathrooms, TVs, and hot drink-making facilities. Popular with guests and locals alike, the on-site Fig Restaurant offers bar menu dishes alongside some light options. After a meal, guests can relax in front of the fireplace with a glass of wine in hand. Bordered by Waterford, Kilkenny, Carlow and Wicklow, County Wexford is the largest of Leinster’s 12 counties in size, and fourth largest in terms of population. Named after the town of Wexford, the county is situated in the province of Leinster and is part of the South-East Region. Local landmarks include the scenic Bannow Drive, a signposted route through four Wexford villages – Duncormick, Cullenstown, Bannow and Wellingtonbridge, popular amongst tourists. The Dunbrody Famine Ship Experience is an interactive experience featuring an authentic reproduction of an 1840s emigrant vessel alongside a popular interpretation of the Irish famine emigrant experience. The Irish National Heritage Park is an open-air museum which recreates the key stages in Ireland’s cultural evolution. Travellers may also visit Ballyteigue Burrow, located near Duncormick, one of the finest protected sand dune systems in Ireland. Rich in wildflowers, wildlife and butterflies, this 9km coastal stretch is a protected nature reserve. The Hook Peninsula, featuring the medieval Hook Lighthouse and the historic townland of Loftus Hall, is noted for its many beaches and spectacular scenery. Beachgoers may head to one of the popular beaches located in Courtown, Curracloe, Carnsore Point, Duncannon or Rosslare Strand.