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Excellent, 9.0
Just 10 minutes' walk from Waterford Railway Station, Granville has a accessible setting, making it an ideal base when in Waterford. It provides free Wi-Fi, and is a short stroll from House of Waterford Crystal, the Bishop's Palace and the Reginald's Tower.
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Excellent, 9.0
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Just 10 minutes' walk from Waterford Railway Station, Granville has a accessible setting, making it an ideal base when in Waterford. It provides free Wi-Fi, and is a short stroll from House of Waterford Crystal, the Bishop's Palace and the Reginald's Tower.
Excellent, 8.3
Located within walking distance of Waterford Bus Station, the hotel offers guests a convenient base while in Waterford. It is situated in the area's vibrant nightlife district, just a short walk from People's Park.
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Excellent, 8.3
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Located within walking distance of Waterford Bus Station, the hotel offers guests a convenient base while in Waterford. It is situated in the area's vibrant nightlife district, just a short walk from People's Park.
Excellent, 8.4
The Fitzwilton Hotel is located amongst Waterford's well-known shops and boutiques, just a short walk from Waterford Bus Station. The various facilities this modern hotel features include a 24-hour reception, an express check-in and check-out feature and a concierge.
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Excellent, 8.4
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The Fitzwilton Hotel is located amongst Waterford's well-known shops and boutiques, just a short walk from Waterford Bus Station. The various facilities this modern hotel features include a 24-hour reception, an express check-in and check-out feature and a concierge.
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Excellent, 8.3
Dooley's Hotel is located amongst Waterford's popular attractions and landmarks, just a brief walk from Waterford Bus Station. The various amenities this traditional hotel has to offer include laundry facilities, meeting rooms and room service.
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Excellent, 8.3
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Dooley's Hotel is located amongst Waterford's popular attractions and landmarks, just a brief walk from Waterford Bus Station. The various amenities this traditional hotel has to offer include laundry facilities, meeting rooms and room service.
Good, 7.7
The hotel is located amongst Waterford's popular restaurants and cafés, just a brief walk from Waterford Bus Station. Just a short walk from the Waterford Museum of Treasures, it offers modern rooms equipped with a flat-screen TV, free wireless internet access and a private bathroom.
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The hotel is located amongst Waterford's popular restaurants and cafés, just a brief walk from Waterford Bus Station. Just a short walk from the Waterford Museum of Treasures, it offers modern rooms equipped with a flat-screen TV, free wireless internet access and a private bathroom.
Good, 7.5
Travelodge Waterford provides comfortable 3-star accommodation in Waterford. It is conveniently positioned for guests wanting to discover the area's attractions.
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Good, 7.5
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Travelodge Waterford provides comfortable 3-star accommodation in Waterford. It is conveniently positioned for guests wanting to discover the area's attractions.
Excellent, 8.5
Tower Hotel & Leisure Centre offers luxury accommodation in Waterford and is within walking distance of Waterford Bus Station. It has a fitness centre, as well as an indoor pool, a Turkish steam bath and a sauna.
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Excellent, 8.5
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Tower Hotel & Leisure Centre offers luxury accommodation in Waterford and is within walking distance of Waterford Bus Station. It has a fitness centre, as well as an indoor pool, a Turkish steam bath and a sauna.
Excellent, 8.5
The Rhu Glenn Hotel provides a comfortable setting while in Waterford. It is conveniently located for guests wishing to visit the area's popular attractions.
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Excellent, 8.5
Hotel in Waterford, Ireland
The Rhu Glenn Hotel provides a comfortable setting while in Waterford. It is conveniently located for guests wishing to visit the area's popular attractions.
Excellent, 8.6
Avondale Guest Accommodation is situated in the city's renowned tourism and shopping district. It is located a brief walk from Lismore Cathedral, the Waterford Museum of Treasures and the Reginald's Tower.
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Excellent, 8.6
Hotel in Waterford, Ireland
Avondale Guest Accommodation is situated in the city's renowned tourism and shopping district. It is located a brief walk from Lismore Cathedral, the Waterford Museum of Treasures and the Reginald's Tower.
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| High season: | February |
| Low season: | January |
| Average price: | $115/night |
| Cheapest price: | $92/night |
About Waterford
The oldest city in Ireland, Waterford was founded by Vikings on the banks of the River Suir in 914 AD. In addition to its crystal ware, it’s renowned for its cultural heritage sites and museums of the Waterford Viking Triangle, once enclosed by 1,000-year-old walls.
Things to do
Watch as master craftsmen hand-blow Waterford Crystal on a behind-the-scenes factory tour of the House of Waterford Crystal. Everything from glass tumblers to chandeliers are produced in collaboration with world-renowned designers and there’s a retail store where you can purchase intricate pieces.
Spend a day hopping between the Waterford Treasures, which are three museums that showcase the city throughout its 1,100 years of history. Begin in the stone fortress of Reginald’s Tower, named after the Viking leader who founded Waterford, to see 9th-century weaponry and a replica longship.
A short walk leads to the Medieval Museum where artefacts from the Middle Ages are showcased, including the 15th-century Cloth of Gold vestments that were woven in Florence. Waterford’s 18th to 20th-century history can be explored in the elegant Georgian residence of the Bishop’s Palace, which boasts the oldest surviving piece of Waterford Crystal in the world.
Also within the Viking Triangle is a 19th-century Gothic revival church that now houses the Greyfriars Municipal Art Gallery. Works by renowned Irish artists, such as Charles Lamb, Louis Le Brocquy and Jack B Yeats, are showcased, together with changing exhibits of emerging regional artists.
Getting around
Waterford is around two hours’ drive from Dublin, while Waterford Airport is 15 minutes away. There are regular trains to destinations across Ireland from Plunkett Railway Station, while the pedestrianised centre of Waterford can only be explored on foot.
Things to do
Watch as master craftsmen hand-blow Waterford Crystal on a behind-the-scenes factory tour of the House of Waterford Crystal. Everything from glass tumblers to chandeliers are produced in collaboration with world-renowned designers and there’s a retail store where you can purchase intricate pieces.
Spend a day hopping between the Waterford Treasures, which are three museums that showcase the city throughout its 1,100 years of history. Begin in the stone fortress of Reginald’s Tower, named after the Viking leader who founded Waterford, to see 9th-century weaponry and a replica longship.
A short walk leads to the Medieval Museum where artefacts from the Middle Ages are showcased, including the 15th-century Cloth of Gold vestments that were woven in Florence. Waterford’s 18th to 20th-century history can be explored in the elegant Georgian residence of the Bishop’s Palace, which boasts the oldest surviving piece of Waterford Crystal in the world.
Also within the Viking Triangle is a 19th-century Gothic revival church that now houses the Greyfriars Municipal Art Gallery. Works by renowned Irish artists, such as Charles Lamb, Louis Le Brocquy and Jack B Yeats, are showcased, together with changing exhibits of emerging regional artists.
Getting around
Waterford is around two hours’ drive from Dublin, while Waterford Airport is 15 minutes away. There are regular trains to destinations across Ireland from Plunkett Railway Station, while the pedestrianised centre of Waterford can only be explored on foot.