Lawlors Hotel
Description
This long established south east Ireland hotel is located in the historical market town of Dungarvan, situated on Dungarvan harbour where the River Colligan broadens and enters the sea. In the hotel restaurant the menus always include imaginative vegetarian choices and offer a balance between traditional cooking and more adventurous dishes inspired by the current trend towards global cuisine. Guests can also enjoy the convivial atmosphere of the Old World bar.
Travel Offers Deal
Dinner Bed and Breakfast – €75
- Price is per person, per night, for two people and includes breakfast and dinner.
- Minimum 2 nights stay
- No single occupancy available
- Offer is available all year
Other Amenities:
Dream the night away in our spacious bedrooms, each room offers the traditional comforts and modern facilities combined with simple touches of elegance.
Hotel bedroom facilities include:
- Direct Dial Telephone
- Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
- Television
- Hairdryer
- All rooms En Suite
- Lawlors Hotel is a 3 Star Hotel, Fáilte Ireland, AA and RAC approved
- Free WiFi in all rooms
- Toiletries
- Iron and ironing board available
In the Area:
Family Attractions
There are certainly plenty of things to do in Dungarvan for Families – with beautiful Clonea Beach which is two miles long, and plenty of parks, attractions and a cinema; Dungarvan is especially great for Kids. Lawlor’s welcomes families and kids certainly enjoy our friendly atmosphere.
Water Sports and Adventure
Check out all the great adventure and water sport activities we have to do here in Dungarvan and surrounding areas. Car Rally, Canoeing, Paintball and Water Cruises
Festivals and Events in Waterford
There are some great annual Festivals held in Waterford, from Writers Festivals to Traditional Festivals, Waterford and Dungarvan have plenty to offer.
An Rinn
This lovely, wild area on the western shores of Dungarvan Bay is the heart of An Gaeltacht – an area where the Irish language is the first language of the people. The area contains An Cuinigear, a long, pencil-slim peninsula in Dungarvan Bay which hosts a huge variety of seabirds. Colaiste na Rinne, an Irish language college, attracts many students of the language for both summer and full term courses.
Crafts in the area include fine cut crystal at Criostal na Rinne and Irish Wildlife Mobiles in Sean Phobal.
Helvic is a tiny, but important fishing port and the nearby Ceann Heilbhic (Helvic Head) commands wonderful views over the bay and Waterford coastline, with the dramatic backdrop of the Comeragh Mountains.