Granville Hotel

I tried the Bratsp pork from Bobby Flynn's farm, along with a vegetable soup and hazelnut and caramel meringue at the restaurant. The meal was served on a hot plate, with the meat brought out first followed by the vegetables. The pork was tender but lacked flavor. The potatoes were great, especially the roasted baked potato. Green beans and carrots were also offered as sides. The vegetable soup as a starter was good, as all soups are homemade. The hazelnut and caramel meringue was delicious, rich, and sweet. We were also shown how to make an Irish coffee and got to try one. The Blaa roll was similar to its name. The breakfast buffet was unusual as the hot items were prefabricated, causing a delay in getting all the food at once. They offered Brei with Bailey's Irish Cream or Whiskey as a post-meal drink option.

The staff at this restaurant is very helpful, the location is great, and the bedroom is perfect. However, the bathroom is not connected to the room. Overall, everything else is good.

A week ago, while on our way to Ireland, we stayed at this restaurant. The first room we were given was noisy due to music from neighboring buildings and kitchen fans outside the window. We requested to be moved and were promptly given a much quieter room. The staff was very friendly and accommodating, even giving us a 20 euro refund for switching from a King to a Double Room. The breakfast had a good selection, although I didn't care for the strange-tasting sauce on my eggs Benedict. The building itself was beautiful.

Stock standard train station You can change here for a number of different lines including Campbelltown and City Circle.

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