Granville Hotel in Waterford

Just there for dinner and twas very busy with a funeral crowd. But got good service and an excellent meal. Can always rely on the Granville.

Great place to stay, eat and location

Great hotel great staff Lovely food

Great hotel in an ideal location. All the staff were really helpful and very friendly and couldn’t do enough for you. The rooms were very big and the bed was extremely comfortable. Had a fantastic full Irish breakfast which set us up perfectly for our trip back to the UK

I am writing this review on behalf of my mother and her three friends who stayed over the New Year for four nights and said that the experience was excellent from start to finish , hotel , destination , staff and food were of an excellent standard and they will definitely be back and would recommend a stay to anybody visiting Waterford , thanks for having us , Maureen Hannigan , Maureen O Connor , Betty Kavanagh & Patty Hooper

Right on the main strip. Very close to eats and shopping. Very vintage feel. Service is great and staff are welcoming.

Great hotel location and friendly service.

We went there for office lunches the food was good, the staff were helpful and the facilities were clean

Stopped in on a busy Sunday evening for dinner. We were worried our party of 3 wouldn’t find a table but there are a number of tables off to the side and rear of the main bar area. If you want bar drinks only, it’s self-serve from the bar. If you’re at a table, they will provide service for food and beverage. The menu has a fairly good number of choices for folks and they had 4 specials of the day listed. As stated, it was busy but the server was around to take our order for drinks and food. Drinks arrived in short order, a small wait on the food but when it arrived, everyone in our party enjoyed their meals. Nice historic charm to the bar/restaurant and the story of Thomas Francis Meagher is told using artifacts, photo’s and storyboards on the walls. We would eat here again. Nice portions, good quality food and reasonable prices.

Grand visit for Fish and Chips and pint of Guinness. Waitress Faith was so attentive and amiable. The Classic Fish and Chips featured cod that was light and tasty. The chips were crispy and flavorful. The mushy peas tasted like the peas came fresh from the garden. Faith treated us to the Irish geographically significant Blaas roll with fresh Irish cream butter. The pub is richly paneled with many intriguing pictures, commemorations and tableaus. This was a great setting for a most grand dining experience!