Glendine Country House

Glendine Country House is a family-run Georgian B&B above Arthurstown, near New Ross, offering a relaxed, old-world stay with estuary views and plenty of space to unwind.

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Period-house atmosphere: Built in 1830 and refurbished in 2010, the house keeps its original character while feeling cared-for and comfortable. Antiques and a classic drawing room setup add to the “country house” mood.

Spacious en-suite rooms: Rooms are described as large and en-suite, with details like pitch pine floors and wooden shutters, and some rooms overlooking the estuary. Options include double, twin, and sea-view king/super-king rooms.

In-room essentials: Expect practical comforts such as free Wi‑Fi, flat-screen TV, tea/coffee facilities, hairdryer, and wardrobe space. This is a good fit for travelers who want traditional style without skipping basics.

Breakfast and easy downtime: Breakfast is included, with cooked and à la carte options. Guests also have access to a tea/coffee self-service setup during the day, which suits slow, at-home pacing.

Grounds and scenery: The property sits on about 50 acres of gardens and paddocks, with animals in the surrounding fields and a tranquil, rural feel. It’s especially appealing if you want space for a walk without leaving the property.

Great base for the Hook Peninsula: You’re close to Dunbrody Country House and within easy reach of the Passage East car ferry, plus day trips toward New Ross (including the Dunbrody Famine Ship) and Waterford.

Not a walk-everywhere stay: While Arthurstown is nearby, many dining and sightseeing plans may be easier with a car, especially for evening outings.

Traditional layout trade-offs: As a period home, room shapes and features may vary, and some travelers may prefer a more modern, uniform hotel setup.

Seasonality: The B&B is typically open from February to November, which may limit winter travel plans.

Pros	Cons
Georgian character, refurbished comfort, and estuary views	Car often helpful for dining and wider exploring
Breakfast included plus daytime tea/coffee setup	Period-house quirks may not suit modern-hotel fans
50-acre grounds with a peaceful, rural feel	Likely not ideal for winter stays due to seasonality

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