Bolton Mewsat Faithlegg, Waterford
Aerial view of Faithlegg House Hotel, the golf course and Bolton Mews

Holidays

Golf outside the door, the coast down the road

A base for the south east with the privacy of a house and the resort next door.

Golfers, families and people who like a fire in the evening

Faithlegg's 18-hole parkland course starts beside the house, and golfers can leave the clubs by the door and walk to the first tee. Green fees are paid to the club.

For families, the house has a travel cot and high chair, a washing machine and dryer, a proper kitchen, and a patio that opens onto lawn. The hotel pool and leisure centre are 200 metres away, by day pass.

Whatever the weather, the open fireplace and the sofas are the reason people come back.

Patio and lawn behind the house

Within reach

Waterford city

Ireland's oldest city, about fifteen minutes by car: the Viking Triangle, the House of Waterford Crystal, the Medieval Museum, restaurants and the Saturday market.

Waterford Greenway

A 46 km off-road cycling and walking route from Waterford city to Dungarvan along the old railway line, with bike hire at both ends.

Dunmore East and Tramore

The fishing village of Dunmore East and its coves are around twenty minutes away; Tramore's long beach and promenade about twenty-five.

Passage East ferry

Ten minutes from the house, the car ferry crosses the estuary to Ballyhack in Co. Wexford, for Hook Head lighthouse, Tintern Abbey and Dunbrody.

Cheekpoint and the estuary

Walks along the Suir estuary from the village of Cheekpoint, and the Minaun viewpoint over the meeting of the three sisters rivers.

The Copper Coast

West of Tramore, the UNESCO Global Geopark coastline of cliffs, coves and beaches, within an hour's drive.

Driving times are approximate. Check current opening times before you travel.

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