Mount Juliet Hotel is a dream! This former was transformed into a luxury hotel utilizing the manor…read morehouse and former horse stables (hunter's yard) with the most beautiful hotel rooms. We stayed in an executive suite in Hunter's yard. The exterior looks like a luxury stable but you would never know from the inside. Our room was so luxurious. The attention to detail was incredible! We had a welcome note, champagne, and a piece of cake waiting on the table for us. We had complimentary still and sparkling water and chocolates too. In the morning, we checked out the health club which has an gorgeous indoor pool, spa, sauna, steam room, and gym. Afterwards, we enjoyed breakfast at the Hound. Our hotel package included breakfast which was incredible. The Hound has amazing views of the driving range. For breakfast there is a buffer and the option to order something off the menu too. We decided to go with the buffet options but most individuals did both. After breakfast we walked throughout the estate. The hotel offers horseback riding, clay shooting, fishing, and more. I wish we had more time! Another magical experience in Ireland!

I love this hotel, very upscale, and the service was wonderful! I wish we had more than one night…read morehere but off to other adventures we were The food was fantastic and the service even better. My favorite part, the heated bathroom floors!

The hotel itself is nice. Like other guests have said the walls are super thin! And for some reason…read moreevery doors slams shut, which basically results in a never ending symphony of door slams for the ENTIRE NIGHT. Not only that, children and groups of people congregated in the hallways into the "wee" hours. This is literally our only complaint, but dang...like what the heck? - Waterford was our first stop after more than 24 hours of travel...we were really feeling the jet lag and were looking forward to getting sleep so that we could adjust. Trying to stay asleep with the constant noise was basically impossible. (Maybe it was like this because we arrived on Friday and stayed through to Saturday?) Other than that, like I said the place is nice and clean. The staff is nice. The location is excellent. Just know that you will hear EVERYTHING. Just know what you are getting into!

Absolutely love everything about this place. Love the location. With it being in the center of…read moreeverything. Staff: the staff at this hotel were so friendly and helpful. Love the Irish Hospitality. The people at the front desk gave us recommendations and helped us plan our few days there. Rooms : Rooms were large and clean. The bathrooms were large and clean too. We stayed in a triple bedroom as we were three girls and we had plenty of room for our luggage as well. Breakfast : the buffet breakfast was fabulous! It had Irish specialities as well as other things. Fresh fruit and yogurt, cereal, bread... name it and it was there. Bar : the bar had live music the days we were there and it was nice to be able to enjoy a few Guinness and just walk upstairs to the room. Overall, if I ever go back to Waterford, Dooley's is the place I would pick.

This hotel was a bit strange. My room had 3 steps to the bed area which is hazard for a clumsy…read moreperson like me. I am guessing I am not the only one because they added a super bright light to the middle step against the wall, with NO off switch. I had to cover it with a pillow! The shower pressure was weak. My window on the first floor faced the main entrance so all night I heard the pew pew sounds of the cross walk lights and the noisy traffic. I did not sleep well. The best part of the hotel was the included dinner - the chicken was really good!

Our trip brought us to Waterford and the Granville Hotel. It faces Meagher's Quay as did our…read moreroom. Our window however while it faced the water was positioned so you needed to stand on tippy toe to see out it. It is an older establishment but was quite comfortable. If you are limber enough you may get a room like ours on the upper floor. Elevator is small and takes a bit of time to get. Dinner was in the hotel's dining room - Bianconi Restaurant. After dinner we were treated to an Irish Coffee demo. That was informative and delicious. I had hesitated to get one when they were being made but caved when I tasted SO's. Centrally located, historic quaint. Enjoy while in Waterford.

Great place to stay. A little outdated but renovations are underway and the hotel is in a…read moreconvenient location. Staff are friendly and also welcome service animals too!

My family's recent stay at the Waterford Manor Hotel was an excellent introduction to Irish…read morehospitality. We were only there for one night and one breakfast, but it made such an impression. The building and grounds were gorgeous, and the family (including dogs) were warm and courteous. The rooms are large (especially the master suite) and tastefully decorated. The bathrooms are vintage but comfortable (though the towels could be fluffier). We didn't have time to explore the entire hotel and grounds due to time constraints, but the portions I saw were all well maintained. The best part though were the human and canine hosts. The lady of the house served our breakfast and gave recommendations on things to do before making our way to Dublin later that evening. The master of the house introduced us to the dogs and displayed just the right amount of his gift of gab. If we didn't hold up our end of the conversation, I hope he understands it was jet lag, not American manners. The dogs, Bubbles (small black) and Ben (yellow lab), were a bonus for our group of animal lovers. They were friendly greeters but were also content to relax or play together under the shade in the grass. The scene of the two of them on a sunny, breezy day in mid-June was the definition of relaxation. I thought of them again during our trip at times of travel stress (flat tire, cancelled flights, etc.). It was nice to think that regardless of the momentary chaos, there was a place a few hours away where two dogs enjoy idyllic country life with no such stress. Luck of the Irish dogs, I guess.

The swimming pool was great the room was also great the breakfast place was great lots of amazing…read morefood garden is very nice was playing ping pong there,I highly recommend this place the pool in the morning was very busy had to leave early but I was fine with it I loved this hotel.The dinner was great as well

Family holiday houses were lovely and food was pretty good breakfast a bit impatient and removed…read more before my family and I finished our meals. The pancake were quite underwhelming.

This place hands down was the highlight of our Irish lodgings. We found the property on Airbnb…read more It's a 300 year old thatched roof cottage. 2 bedrooms (a master with a queen bed and another room with twin beds) one bath, a family room, and a kitchen. It just looks and feels what you think of when you think Irish Cottage. The cool thing is you can stay there for 2 nights and you don't have to rent the whole week...although you definitely should. And will kick yourself like I am for not spending more time there. In 20 minutes you can walk the parimeter of the whole town. The bonus is there is access to Kells Priory a mere 5 minutes walk from the house. It is sooooo cool to go around there and look at the ruins. There are two abandoned mills to look at too. There is a cool pub that makes pizza, called Shirley's. Kells is close to the medieval town of Kilkenny. You could drive to Wicklow, Waterford, Wexford, whatever from there. Closeby is Stoneyford which has a cheese shop and good take away Indian food. The owners of the property are right next door and are suuuper cool.

We spent one night here in the town of Waterford…read more I liked the bar area as they had several different beers on tap and for our main meal which accommodated over forty people from our bus group, we had a bar a few steps away with one server. There was a line there with a few people as we ordered and retrieved our own beverages, but it was nice to have a bar to ourselves. The food was very good, but I remember vividly my girlfriend asked for her bacon to be cooked well and when they brought it out and it wasn't to her likening, the server replied, "What, you won't eat it like this?" To which, my girlfriend replied, "No." We had a bit of a chuckle about it later as I guess the waitress was pretty perturbed that she had to instruct the cook to fry it longer. There is a favorite bread around these parts called, Blaa. I have included a picture of it. Description from Wiki - A blaa /bl/, or Waterford Blaa, is a doughy, white bread bun (roll) speciality, particularly associated with Waterford, Ireland.[1] It is currently made in County Waterford and south County Kilkenny. The Blaa was soft and delish. I have also added a pic of the Blaa at the local market. Final thoughts, the hotel is a bit dated and older, but I was impressed with the food. All in all, I was happy with the hotel. As always people SYOY!!!

*This review pertains to Dooley's Hotel's breakfast ONLY!…read more Part of tour group going around Ireland, we stayed at Dooley's Hotel for the night and had breakfast here. Overall, this was a solid breakfast spread. From their hot breakfast menu, do yourself a favor and order their "Local 'Walsh's Bakehouse' Blaa". This is a sandwich served in a Waterford blaa (bread/roll) with sausage, rashers (i.e. bacon) and a fried egg. The Waterford blaa is the standout part of this sandwich with how doughy and soft it is, while the contents inside were excellent! This sandwich, with a side of fruit and a cup of coffee, is an excellent and filling way to start the day!

We walked up the hill for the craft fair and to have a drink on the terrace. The hotel is…read morebeautiful, inside and out. I had the Irish coffee & Husband had a coke for €10. Everyone we talked to was friendly and helpful. Bar service was excellent! Hen we used the bathrooms, the toilet paper was so soft! We'd stay here JUST for the toilet paper. The excellent staff is also desirable. M On the way back to ship, we passed by the impresssibe statue and wandered among the crafts far participants.

The food and the venue were wonderful! The food was delicious and the location is beautiful!!…read moreHOWEVER.... I was attending a Ukrainian wedding at this location and although our party was using two of the rooms to hold everyone's belongings for the wedding, they denied the Ukrainians a place to stay and claimed that there was no room available for the night even though there were more than 3 rooms available. This hotel was racist towards the Ukrainians and because of this, all I can say is that the moral integrity of the staff working here are not worth supporting. The bride had to sleep on the floor because they would not allow her a room despite all the money this hotel gained from her wedding.