Granville Hotel
Certification: Green Hospitality Programme County: Waterford (Waterford City) Type: 4-star heritage hotel
Granville Hotel in Waterford city holds Green Hospitality Programme certification, independently assessed under Ireland’s hospitality sector environmental standard. The hotel has committed to a formal sustainability programme covering energy, water, and waste management as part of its GHP membership.
Granville Hotel is the documented certified eco accommodation option for Waterford City, a county with limited independently verified eco stays.
The Certification
The Green Hospitality Programme is Ireland’s hospitality sector environmental standard, operated under ISO 17065. Certification requires the implementation of a documented Environmental Management System and independent assessment across energy, water, waste, biodiversity, and community engagement. GHP membership commits the hotel to an ongoing improvement framework.
The Hotel
Granville Hotel is a 4-star heritage property on the quayside of Waterford city, one of Ireland’s most historically significant urban waterfront locations. The hotel building dates to the 18th century and includes a Georgian facade facing the River Suir. It has 100 rooms, a restaurant, and bar.
Waterford is the oldest city in Ireland, founded by the Vikings in 914 AD. Its medieval walls, Viking Triangle heritage quarter, House of Waterford Crystal, and Reginald’s Tower make it a significant cultural destination. The hotel’s quayside position gives direct views across the River Suir to County Kilkenny.
Practical Information
Location: Meagher’s Quay, Waterford City Distance from Dublin: 165km Distance from Cork: 120km Booking: Book via Booking.com or directly
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