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About Harbour View Hotel
Harbour View Hotel is conveniently located overlooking Rosslare Europort, Co. Wexford. The Hotel has undergone an extensive modernisation programme to provide our guests with the highest standard of luxurious accommodation and in-house facilities. With 24 beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms, where relaxation and comfort make Harbour View Hotel the ideal venue for your stay in Ireland. Situated beside miles of Blue Flag sandy beaches and enjoying more hours of sunshine than any other part of Ireland, our location is a beach lovers paradise. Golfers can avail of six championship courses within fifteen minutes drive of the Hotel. You can confront the salt and sand by playing some of Ireland's most famous links or enjoy the spectacular beauty of our lush, parkland courses.
Harbour View Hotel Rooms
The Harbour View Hotel is among the most charming and friendly hotels in Wexford. We believe we provide guest accommodation at its best. 24 beautifully appointed guest rooms, a wonderful ambiance, and staff who are relaxed, friendly and eager to help. Our bedrooms are tastefully decorated and furnished to a particularly high standard, some providing sea views over the Rosslare Europort and out to sea. All rooms are en-suite with tea/coffee making facilities, telephone, colour television and hair dryer.
Harbour View Hotel Location
Harbour View Hotel is conveniently located overlooking Rosslare Europort, Co. Wexford. Ideally situated on the N25 with access to ferries, trains and coaches, Harbour View Hotel is the ideal base for touring the Sunny South East. Directions to Harbour View Hotel From the Ferry On disembarking the ferry, the hotel can be seen on the hill overlooking the Europort. It is less than 100 metres from the ferry terminal. Directions to Harbour View Hotel From Wexford Town We are 15 minutes drive from Wexford town. Follow the route marked N25 - it is well signposted with directions to the ferry terminal.
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Activities and Attractions near Harbour View Hotel Local attractions include the Irish National Heritage Park, Johnstown Castle, John F. Kennedy Arboretum, the Dunbrody Famine Ship at New Ross. We have excellent Golf Courses at Rosslare Strand, St. Helens Bay and Wexford town, with New Ross, Enniscorthy and Courtown all less than 30 minutes drive. The South East coastline is famous for its exceptional beaches, superb fishing opportunities and fascinating coastal trails. Wexford is famous for its Strawberry Fair, musical and drama festivals, its Hooves and Grooves Festival of racing and music, its folk and Feile Ceoil Festivals and of course Wexford Opera Festival which is held every October. Golf >With six championship courses, County Wexford is a golfers paradise. The wonderful natural terrain around our coastline provides superb links and parkland courses. Rosslare Golf Club and St. Helen's Bay Golf Club and Wexford Golf Club are only a few minutes drive from Wexford Town. Angling >It is easy to reach the rich fishing grounds around Wexford, with over 200 km of coastline, it is one of our greatest resources. Shore angling is also a very popular pastime among the locals who can direct you to the best locations. Wexford County possesses an abundance of clean rivers and lakes to cater for the coarse and game angler; the Rivers Barrow and Slaney are the two largest rivers. Johnstown Castle and Gardens >A neo-Gothic castle just outside Wexford Town is surrounded by 20 hectares of gardens with a wide range of trees and shrubs - all well worth seeing. The Irish Agricultural Museum is also based here. The Irish National Heritage Park >This is a must with 9000 years of history from 7000B.C. to the 12th century documented through reconstructions of ancient settlements and religious sites. Westgate Centre, Wexford Town >An early 14th century tower house contains an audio visual show on the history and development of Wexford. Hook Lighthouse, Peninsula >One of the oldest lighthouses in Europe. It dates back from the 12th century. It is now a Visitor Centre and well worth a day visit. Wexford Opera Festival >Staged in The Theatre Royal, Wexford, annually in October, it draws audiences and artists from all over the world. Yola Farmstead Folk Farm >This is an 18th century themed farmstead featuring a restored farmhouse, forge, schoolhouse, working mill etc. It is also a county Genealogy centre. On the road to Rosslare Ferryport. Our Lady's Island >Situated between Rosslare and Kilmore Quay. This is a famous pilgrimage venue, it is also an area of International importance for its wildlife. Dunbrody Famine Ship (J.F.K. Trust) >Situated in New Ross, only 30 minutes drive from the hotel is a full scale reproduction of a 19th century famine ship. It is also an authentic replica of the Three Masted Barque built in Quebec in 1845 for the Graves family of New Ross. National 1798 Centre, Enniscorthy >The National 1798 visitor centre traces the Rebellion of 1798 in County Wexford, together with events as they happened in Europe, United States and Australia. The Revolution experience is a dramatic audio visual display using a curved screen to simulate the battle of Vinegar Hill and is the highlight of the show. The John F. Kennedy Arboretum >The John F. Kennedy Arboretum, on 252 hectares contains over 4,500 types of trees and shrubs, 200 forest plots, rhododendrons, dwarf conifers, lake, viewing point, tea room and visitor centre with an audio-visual show. Wexford Racecourse >Enjoy an exciting days racing at Wexford Racecourse. Meetings (Day and Evening) are held regularly throughout the year. The Hooves 'n' Grooves Festival is held at the Racecourse in August. Enjoy two days' of racing and three days' of music and fun. Wexford Wildlife Reserve >Wexford is widely known as the best county in Ireland for bird watching. This is a well-equipped visitor centre and has many exhibitions and an informative audio visual show. The park is sign-posted just outside Wexford town on the R741 between Ferrybank and Castlebridge.
