Tower Hotel & Leisure Centre

750 metres / 820 yards from Waterford city centre

In the heart of Waterford city overlooking the marina, the Tower Hotel & Leisure Centre, a Neville Hotel, offers the city’s most central location overlooking Reginald’s Tower on the doorstep of the vibrant Viking Triangle.

Whether your visit to Waterford is for business or to enjoy some leisure time our focus is on helping you make the most of your stay.  The Tower Hotel & Leisure Centre Waterford offers 146 guest bedrooms, including deluxe king bedded rooms, family rooms, deluxe riverview rooms and riverview suites. We have a choice of room types to suit your requirements. Bedrooms are furnished in a warm style and offer a comfortable and well equipped retreat at the end of your busy day.  Business guests benefit from spacious rooms, free Wi-Fi, free onsite parking to the rear of the hotel, 20m swimming pool and gym, and both informal and more formal dining options.

Waterford City has a wealth of things to offer to the leisure guest.  Explore the fantastic new 45km Waterford Greenway, meander through the Viking Triangle area and visit award-winning Museums and the city’s iconic House of Waterford Crystal.  Enjoy friendly local bars, restaurants and cafes, be entertained at the Theatre Royal, take to the River Suir on a cruising boat or discover the sandy beach at Tramore and the quaint seaside village feel of Dunmore East.  If you feel like relaxing in the hotel, take a rejuvenating swim in the Leisure Centre, or watch the world go by with a coffee in our newly renovated Pier 37 Bar & Grill.

The Tower Hotel Waterford is renowned for hosting Weddings and Events with a choice of 6 rooms to choose from, a dedicated Events Team and a flexible and helpful approach to help you every step of the way.

Neville Hotels proudly supports Family Carers Ireland as their charity of choice.

Family carers provide unpaid care in the home for loved ones such as children or adults with additional needs, physical or intellectual disabilities, frail older people, those with palliative care needs or those living with chronic illnesses, mental health challenges or addiction. They are mums, dads, sons, daughters, siblings, relatives, friends and colleagues. By 2030, 1 in 5 of us will be in a family caring role.