Arlington Lodge in Waterford 

Arlington Lodge has long been intertwined in the history of Waterford and its people. Originally the residence of the Paul family, prominent merchants in the city, it later became the seat of the Roman Catholic Bishops of Waterford and Lismore and remained with the church for over 200 years.

It has once again returned to a Waterford family, who now share with you its unique charm and sophistication. After careful restoration, it provides all the amenities of a luxury country house, with superb accommodation and fine dining restaurant.

It is conveniently located in the historic Viking / Norman city of Waterford, close to the Waterford Crystal factory and yet so splendidly isolated from the everyday world.

You will find a relaxed atmosphere that will draw you back time and time again.

Accomodation

Each of the twenty luxurious guest bedrooms is individually decorated and charmingly furnished to true comfort. An irresistable mix of the past with the present will enchant the most discerning guests.

All bedrooms have Queen or King size beds and some have four-poster beds and fire places. Facilities include hospitality tray, hairdryer, cd player, trouser press, ISDN lines and a wealth of thoughtful extras.

Restaurant

The quiet elegance of the drawing room is perfect for afternoon tea.

The Robert Paul fine dining restaurant is a treat for the senses. Delight in masterful food preperations, from intriguiging appetisers to delectable desserts. Our renowned selection of wines will complement your meal. Relax with a glass of wine beside a warming fire and enjoy good conversation in the intimate surroundings of the William Morris Bar.