The Riverbank House Hotel is ideally located on the foot of the Wexford Bridge just a short stroll from Wexford Town. Since opening the Riverbank House Hotel, our aim has been to create a refreshing alternative venue for exceptional, reasonable accommodation, good consistent food availabie all day and a level of service to be proud of. The Riverbank House Hotel gazes on the flowing River Slaney, separating the hotel from Wexford Town. With stunning views of the harbour, the hotel reflects the majesty of its surroundings. From the moment you step inside, you will experience the luxury of the Riverbank House Hotel. Our central location makes The Riverbank House Hotel the perfect base to stay if you’re visiting Wexford for shopping, golf, business or simply for a relaxing getaway break. A haven of tranquillity and privacy, combined with modern day comforts. Wireless internet access is available throughout the hotel and is free to all guests. We look forward to welcoming you to the Riverbank House Hotel.
Wexford Town is 140km from Dublin via the N11, 180km from Cork, 214km from Shannon and 19km from Rosslare. The Dublin-Rosslare Harbour line serves County Wexford with stations at Gorey, Enniscorthy, Wexford, Rosslare Strand and Rosslare Harbour. Bus Eireann also provides services to Wexford Town from Dublin and Waterford. Rosslare Harbour, situated in the very south-east of Wexford, is Ireland’s Europort and provides direct access to the U.K. and Continental Europe.
The Riverbank House Hotel is located on private grounds at the foot of the Wexford Bridge, a short stroll from the bustling streets of Wexford Town.
Our guest bedrooms are decorated in timeless Victorian splendour, awaiting your arrival. Tastefully period décor accompanied by comfortable surroundings, with all modern convenience as standard, perfect for a leisure getaway or a haven for a business stay.
All our rooms are equipped with direct dial telephones, tea and coffee making facilities, television and hairdryer. Iron & ironing boards, cots and camp beds are all available upon request.
Wexford Town A maritime town built at the mouth of the River Slaney, Wexford has been designated a “Heritage Town” by Bord Failte in recognition of its Viking origins. The town itself is a maze of narrow winding streets and local attractions include: * 300 year old St Iberius Church on the Main Street * 13th century Selskar Abbey * impressive Wexford Castle * Westgate Tower * Ferrycarraig National Heritage Park * Yola Farmstead * The North Slobs * Johnstown Castle Ferrycarraig National Heritage Park Located just outside Wexford Town, this is an “outdoor Museum” that depicts mans settlement in Ireland from 7,000BC to the arrival of the Normans in the 12th century. Stroll through the Park with its homesteads, places of ritual, burial modes and long forgotten remains
Yola Farmstead Located on the main Ferryport Road, 3kms from Rosslare Harbour, Yola Farmstead is a heritage centre which simulates farming life in the 12th century. The North Slobs A wildfowl reserve, home to around 10,000 geese who spend their winter moths in Ireland
Johnstown Castle Situated just outside Wexford Town, Johnstown Castle now functions as a museum with 25,000 sq. feet of displays on agriculture, rural transport, country furniture etc. This exquisite 19th Century Victorian castle is nestled within 50 acres of ornamental grounds. Stroll through the wooded grounds or relax by the castle lakeside with its Gothic towers and waterfalls. Saltee Islands Located off the southern coast, the Saltee’s are Nearby are the seaside resorts of Curracloe, Rosslare and Kilmore Quay with the Saltee Islands, one of Europe’s biggest bird sanctuaries, lying offshore.