"I chose this place because of the positive reviews that the property had received and I was glad that I did". "Everything was wonderful and charming". "Excellent facilities in a lovely property ideally situated for all amenities in the town and, a perfect location to explore the beautiful countryside that surrounds Dungarvan. A perfect holiday Let."

Welcome to our Townhouse Retreat, a luxurious, quiet, self-catering accommodation located in the heart of the sunny South East and a gem of Co. Waterford.
Our modern, bright but cosy home offers 3 double bedrooms, (one en-suite), finished to the highest possible standard.

This is the ultimate escape for those who want to get away and relax in a beautiful house, while also enjoying the convenience of great restaurants and traditional Irish pubs on your doorstep. Relax while you sip wine and enjoy lunch al-fresco in the sun-filled walled courtyard, which is south-facing and sheltered.

The modern kitchen has everything you and your family need to prepare delicious meals with quality appliances and as much quality glassware, crockery, cutlery and equipment as one would need.

Dungarvan's many popular eateries have to offer just 2 minutes walk away.Our Townhouse Retreat is very convenient to bars, restaurants, shops, butcher, bakery, pharmacy and other facilities.

For outdoor activities, the options are vast - golfing, fishing, swimming, cycling, windsurfing, kayaking, boat trips, foraging, sightseeing, hill walking, mountaineering, cycling, horse riding, walking, bird watching and painting.
For rainy days, art galleries, yoga, pilates, and traditional music are a short walk away or try luxury spa treatments in a nearby renowned 5* hotel.
One can simply partake in an Irish tradition of a relaxing pint of Guinness in the local pubs where you can enjoy meeting the most colourful of characters. We will have a full itinerary prepared for you on arrival for you to pick and choose from. We will meet you on arrival and offer some friendly local knowledge and will be at the end of the phone if you need any assistance.

We want to make your vacation as easy as possible. The dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer are yours to use as you please. Bed linen is plentiful and a travel cot can be provided for a baby.
We pride ourselves with hotel-quality beds and pillows. Fresh towels and some toiletries are provided.

Bikes can be rented in the town to explore the charms that the town and surrounding areas have to offer.

Tea, coffee, bread, cereals and condiments are all provided complementary so you don't need to run to the shops on arrival.

Strictly NO DOGS or ANIMALS are permitted in the property.

Nearby Attractions
Enjoy the Waterford Greenway, a stunning cycle path from Dungarvan to Waterford. http://www.irishexaminer.com/lifestyle/outdoors/a-new-greenway-will-let-you-take-in-the-splendours-of-the-deise-country-425633.html

Ardmore: Enjoy the luxury of one of the finest hotels in Ireland, The Cliff House Hotel in Ardmore. It is 20 minutes journey away. it is the perfect spot to explore this lesser known but beautiful corner of southern Ireland, close to Lismore and Youghal. For a hotel that’s part of Relais & Châteaux, the Cliff House is worth the trip. Foodies will be delighted to find Dutch chef Martijn Kajuiter who quickly gained a Michelin star for his intricate dishes.

Also 20 minutes journey away is Lismore Castle, overlooking the eponymous town in west Waterford, is built on a craggy precipice towering above the River Blackwater. It’s a stunning feat of engineering and architecture.

Georgina Campbell, one of Ireland's top travel writers describes Dungarvan best. "the west of the county is still one of Ireland's best kept secrets, a place of remarkable beauty between the Knockmealdown, Comeragh and Monavullagh mountains, where fish-filled rivers such as the Bride, the Blackwater, and the Nire make their way seawards at different speeds through valleys of remarkable variety and beauty, past pretty towns and villages".

New York Times travel section recommends Dungarvan as a foodie destination.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/18/travel/in-southeast-ireland-a-culinary-and-coastal-destination.html?ref=travel&_r=0