Dear Visitor,

Brown's townhouse was built in 1886 and is a Victorian house of charm and character. On one of Waterford's most attractive streets Brown's Townhouse offers visitors a quiet respite from the hustle and bustle of the city, yet it is only a few minutes from the heart of this Norman / Viking city.

The house was sensitively refurbished in 1996 to include modern creature comforts, yet retaining the charm and elegance of the Victorian era. Bedrooms are individually decorated with traditional furnishings and antiques. The spacious and elegant en-suite bedrooms have direct dial telephones and televisions.

You are assured of a relaxed and friendly atmosphere in the warm and cosy guest lounge.

Guests awaken to the smell of freshly baked bread . Breakfast around the well appointed dining room table is leisurely and relaxed, and a lively chat is assured. We cook breakfast using local produce, freshly baked breads and homemade preserves. A full breakfast menu is provided which changes with the season, and always includes vegetarian dishes.

Restaurants and bars are within an easy walking distance and we are an ideal base for exploring the city and south east of the country. It is important to us that you enjoy your stay and if you have any particular needs let us know. Not all our rooms are suitable for young children, so it is best to let us know well in advance.

County Waterford is the perfect place to visit for those who wish to enjoy the relaxed pace of life, or partake in the variety of activities available throughout the county.

Waterford Crystal is a must for any visitor and tours are available all day.

For us, sharing our home with you is a special treat, and with only six guest bedrooms, we will always have time to talk to you.

Our 2005 rates represent exceptional value for the high quality of accommodation we provide. Whether you are visiting Waterford for several nights, or only one, we invite you to stay with us in our home and enjoy the rich history of our city.

Siobhain McConnell