Dooley's Hotel
At the Heart of Ireland's Oldest City
Overlooking the river Suir, in the centre of Ireland's oldest city, the Darrer family have welcomed guests to Waterford for three generations. With over 75 years of exceptional service, this 3-star Hotel offers modern and contemporary amenities and comfort combined with traditional values and charm.
Once upon a time, our accommodation included just eight bedrooms, a range that burnt turf and eight cups with handles! Dooley's Hotel has a unique story of 1 Hotel - 3 Generations of ladies from a single family who have worked to make Dooley's what it is today.
The Waterford Train Station is conveniently located within 0.5km of the hotel with the Bus Station and Car Park adjacent to the property.
Dooley's has flourished into 112-bedroom Hotel with a Bistro Bar and Food experience, Rita Nolan conference and banqueting suite, providing the first-choice location for Corporate and Leisure stays, Conferences, Weddings, or simply a refreshing short break away. The welcome you will experience from the moment you arrive until you leave will keep you coming back for more!
Located in the heart of the Southeast, Dooley's Hotel is the ideal base for exploring Ireland's Ancient East.
From our door, you will discover the amazing history of the Viking Triangle, Museums, The House of Waterford Crystal and Theatres, all within walking distance. Experience Waterford's collection of pubs, restaurants, and shops that co-exists with medieval city walls.
Dooley's is the ideal base to explore the county with spectacular mountains, gardens, beaches, walking and cycling trails and soft adventure activities.
Discover Waterford
From its vibrant city life, to the rural charm of inland towns and villages, to its stunning coastline Waterford has something for everyone. Waterford City, the oldest city in Ireland has a perfect blend of ancient and modern. Its collection of pubs, gourmet restaurants and excellent shops and boutiques, co-exist with medieval city walls, quaintly cobbled back streets and the grandeur of historical buildings still standing proud after more than a thousand years.