Hotel Overview
The Manor is set against a magnificent 18 acres of mature gardens, which provide pleasant walks and a stunning backdrop for any special occasion. The hotel was built in 1730 for the Bishop of Waterford and became the official residence of successive incumbents, the last of which was Bishop Miller. The Manor is set against a magnificent 18 acres of mature gardens, which provide pleasant walks and a stunning backdrop for any special occasion. The gardens are enhanced by tributaries of the River Suir. It is a particularly beautiful location for wedding parties.
Hotel Facilities
- All Public and Private spaces non-smoking
- Bar
- Bath/shower en suite
- Bridal Suite
- Business Centre
- Family Rooms
- Free Parking
- Full licence
- Heating
- Internet Services
- Meeting/Banquet Facilities
- Non-Smoking Rooms
- Parking
- Restaurant
- Taxi service
- Tennis Court
- Tour Desk
- TV in all bedrooms
- Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN
- Wine licence
Food & Beverage
The food in the Bishop's Restaurant can be summed up as "Food with Flair". The Menu is classical and fresh with a French Twist. Our award-winning chefs offer delicious and wholesome food served with creative flair using fresh, local ingredients including some from our own gardens. The Brasserie is for less formal yet intimate dining, it has its own bar which serves Carvery Lunch. This bright and airy restaurant with its warm and welcoming atmosphere can also be adapted as a function room for small parties. For private or corporate events, our head chef and banqueting manager will gladly create a special menu for you.
Area Information
THINGS TO DO IN WATERFORD Waterford Crystal is famous throughout the World and their Visitor Centre allows visitors to be guided through the actual production areas, where the World Famous Crystal is made. Waterford City has seen much development in recent years. There are now plenty of high street stores, boutiques and a large indoor shopping center. Reginald's Tower has stood on this site for over a thousand years, protecting the Quays of Waterford. The present structure, dating from the 12th century with a second phase in the 15th century, is the oldest urban civic building in the country. Waterford Museum of Treasures at the Granary brings together an extensive range of rare and beautiful artefacts that are brought to life by the latest technological innovations. Mount Congreve Gardens was created by Ambrose Congreve and covers an area of 500 acres. There are sections in the Gardens and each section has a different style.
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Waterford Manor Hotel, Oldcourt, Killotteran, Co. Waterford, Ireland
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