Clayton Whites Hotel

Very nice hotel. The room was spacious and clean. Staff is excellent. Location is great- you can walk to the train/ bus station, shopping and local points of interest. Food- especially the breakfast ( which is included) is very good.

We had a great break at Whites. The staff particularly Sarah doing the rooms and the bartender O’Connor who also sings in the bar on Monday night absolutely great singer. Overall it was a very enjoyable 3 days. We had Band B and the breakfast was excellent

Another great stay in Whites Hotel. Lovely staff, great location, room with a view. THE BEST ever breakfast menu for those who require gluten free menu. Great if going solo.

Hotel is not 4 star , carpets were filthy , swimming changing room was dirty , the bedroom was clean but whole hotel needs updating. Bar staff were rude apart from one bar man but the rest just left you waiting and didn't acknowledge you.Breakfast was just ok

Was in the bar of this hotel over the weekend, and the place was filthy. Paper on the floor everywhere. The biggest complaint we had was, THE SHOCKING BAR STAFF. Zero customer service skills, no acknowledgment to waiting customers, no eye contact at all, along with a ridiculous length of time to be served. When we were eventually served, we were met with pure ignorance. The money was literally SNAPPED out of my hand, and the change thrown back at me was disgraceful. Customers were standing fuming along with myself over the delay and attitude. This is most definitely NOT 4* .

I've been holidaying with my elderly parents at Clayton Whites for the past 10 plus years. The hotel is very well situated in the heart of the town and the shops/restaurants and pubs are all within walking distance. There is also an underground carpark so you can park the car safely for €5/day. Unfortunately on our most recent stay, we had an unpleasant noise disturbance. We'd had a lovely hour in the Tranquility Spa and checked into our room, which again, we couldn't fault. We noticed that there were a lot of children on the premises for what appeared to be a competition of some kind. That evening, we had a really tasty 3 course meal and retired to our room. For the next 4-5 hours, we were kept up by gangs of children running at speed up and down the corridor, screaming and shouting at the top of their voices and littering the corridors as well as the lifts. The lighting fixtures in our room shook with the force of the running/jumping on the corridor. When I contacted reception to explain the situation and that my elderly mother was unable to sleep, I was told a manager would look into the matter. The noise subsided for about 30 mins after the call to reception, however quickly started up again, this time including the adults, shouting at the children up and down the corridor. I phoned the reception again and explained I had phoned earlier, that we were told a manager would look into it but that the noise was persisting. Again, we were told a manager would be sent up. We heard nothing more from reception after this despite the noise continuing well after 11pm and keeping us awake. Upon check out at reception the following morning, there was no one manning the area, so we had no opportunity to provide feedback, which was disappointing given we had gotten no resolution the night in question.

We had a delightful stay at this lovely, family run b&b. The location is ideal and the rooms were comfortable. Georgina provided us with delicious breakfasts and was helpful throughout our stay. I'd highly recommend this place to anyone staying in Wexford!