Granville Hotel, Hotel and restaurant in Waterford, Ireland
The Granville Hotel sits on Waterford's waterfront with Georgian architecture, white walls, and rows of windows across four stories. Inside, the building combines hotel rooms with a restaurant and bar serving food and drinks.
The building is known as the birthplace of an important figure in Irish history who later gained political significance in America. The bar's name within the hotel commemorates this historical connection to Irish identity and politics.
The bar named after a prominent Irish political figure showcases an extensive range of Irish whiskeys and gins sourced from different regions across the country.
The hotel is centrally located in Waterford and easily reached from the bus and train stations. Guests can park on site and access rooms, dining, and drinks in one building.
The hotel houses one of Ireland's first rooftop herb gardens, where fresh plants are grown for cocktails and dishes. This green space above the city supplies the kitchen and bar with seasonal ingredients grown right there.
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