Guests staying at the Tower Hotel and Leisure Centre will find themselves in the heart of Waterford’s Viking Triangle.
Overlooking the marina and surrounded by cultural landmarks, it is a great base for couples and families alike.
Waterford’s Viking Triangle
The Tower Hotel sits in Waterford’s Viking Triangle, known for its centuries-old charm.
It is a focal point for tourists visiting Waterford which is Ireland’s oldest city and offers a blend of history and modern vibrancy.
Guests visiting the city enjoy exploring its cobbled streets, historic landmarks, and indulging in an array of local eateries.
Nearby towns like Tramore, famous for its sandy beach, and Dungarvan, with its picturesque harbour, are also great for day trips and give guests a taste of Ireland’s coastal beauty.
Nearby attractions
A stay at the Tower Hotel means you’re steps away from some of Waterford’s most treasured sites.
Reginald’s Tower, Ireland’s oldest civic building, with roots going back to Viking times is directly opposite the hotel - it's the landmark that the hotel is named after.
A short stroll away, guests will find The King of The Vikings
Don’t miss the House of Waterford Crystal, where you can tour the crystal-making process, or
The Medieval Museum and Bishop’s Palace Museum are also nearby, perfect for history lovers looking to dive into the area’s rich past.
How to get to Waterford
Guests from abroad will likely fly into Ireland. Dublin is the largest and most popular airport.Road links from the airport to Waterford are good, and, traffic allowing, the journey will take just shy of two hours.
Alternatively, the nearest airport to Waterford is Cork Airport, approximately a 90-minute drive away.
An Uber from Cork Airport to the Tower Hotel typically costs around €100-120, making it an accessible option for international guests.
Waterford train station is just a 10-minute drive from the hotel, connecting the station to Dublin and elsewhere. Its a flexible option for guests arriving by train.
For those driving, the hotel is easily accessed via the M9 motorway.
Whether you’re planning to uncover Ireland’s Viking history, enjoy the county’s coastal towns, shop, or simply relax, the Tower Hotel’s location offers the perfect balance of accessibility and local charm.
