Waterside Guesthouse - Graiguenamanagh

Converted 19th-century granite corn store on the River Barrow in Graiguenamanagh

Historic Corn Store Accommodations

Waterside Guesthouse occupies a carefully converted 19th-century granite corn store on the banks of the River Barrow. All rooms at the Waterside Guest House offer en-suite bathrooms and river views. The guesthouse's historic structure retains the character of the medieval town while providing family rooms, private bathrooms, and tea and coffee makers in all rooms.

On-Site Dining with Local Ingredients

The on-site restaurant at Waterside Graiguenamanagh focuses on locally sourced ingredients and wine. Guests can dine inside or outside by the river, with an excellent breakfast served each morning. The restaurant's reputation for excellence is built on dishes like the Guinness beef stew and the shepherds pie that guests consistently praise.

Activity Hub for Outdoor Enthusiasts

Waterside Guest House offers comprehensive bike rental services for exploring the area's numerous walking and cycling trails. Proximity to Mount Juliet Golf Club (14 miles), St Mullins fishing area, and Kilkenny Castle (19 miles) makes this location a base for outdoor adventurers. The guesthouse, run by a local husband-and-wife team, provides personalized tips on what to do and where to go.

Location Near Medieval Landmarks

Set in the medieval river town of Graiguenamanagh, the Waterside is just 1000 ft from Tinnahinch Castle. The property sits alongside the quay with direct views of the river and mountains. Waterford Airport lies 34 miles away, while the village itself features seven pubs within a 5-minute walk.

Family-Friendly Accommodations

Family rooms at the Waterside Guesthouse offer large spaces that can accommodate up to five people, with some rooms including single beds alongside doubles. The property provides free parking and non-smoking rooms throughout. Guests consistently rate the property highly for its attentive staff and excellent service support.

• Accommodations: Converted 19th-century granite corn store with river views
• Dining: On-site restaurant with locally sourced ingredients and wine
• Activity: Comprehensive bike rental and access to walking and cycling trails
• Location: 1000 ft from Tinnahinch Castle, with seven pubs within a 5-minute walk
• Running: Family-run by a local husband-and-wife team