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"Convenient location and overall nice place. Everything is very simple there but that’s nice in a way too."

"This place was EXCELLENT in every possible way."

"The ONLY drawback to this hotel is the traffic… there is currently only one main road through the beautiful village of Adare and it is constantly gridlocked. The hotel sits right on the main road and if you have a room at the front you will hear traffic. We were told that they are building a bypass to take traffic around the village (the 2027 Ryder Cup golf tournament is being held here) which will be a huge improvement! Other than that the property is incredible, with beautiful antique furnishings and interesting artwork, an onsite spa, reading/writing rooms with views of the gardens and a wonderful breakfast served in the dining room. Adare village is exquisite and this hotel is a special experience."

"No elevator! We were surprised by a two-storey walk up! Great bistro for breakfast. Warm helpful staff. So central and convenient to explore Limerick."

"The Strand was a well kept property. Our room was just what we needed. We were given suggestion as to where to eat."

"We had a wonderful experience at this hotel. The staff member who checked us in must have been one of the most polite men I’ve ever met in my life, truly exceptional service. The only minor concern is the outside noise, which other reviewers have also pointed out. It’s not something the hotel can realistically resolve without major structural changes, so if you’re sensitive to noise, bringing ear plugs is a good idea."

"Lovely spacious and comfortable room Good off street parking No extractor fan in the bathroom and quite expensive"

"Good hotel just on the outskirts of downtown. Decent walk to almost everything. Breakfast was overcooked most days. No ice machines is a pain. Had to go to the bar and get it by the glass. Lots of room in the room and the bathroom had lots of pressure"

"Clean Room , friendly staff, lots of Parking Breakfast and Bar good service and standard"