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Top Limerick Hotel Reviews
The Savoy Hotel
"The hôtel is clean and in midle of the town"
Limerick Strand Hotel
"There was mold in the shower. It was also very outdated. The door didn't close properly so the water got outside of the shower and created a huge flood which I had to clean up. The staff didn't listen very well when asked questions, but there was a strong language barrier (not Irish). I reported that the hallway ceiling light was not working, but they never fixed it. The only ammenities provided other than shampoo and conditioner was a shower cap."
Castletroy Park Hotel Suites
"We stayed in a suite which was very spacious and quiet. Excellent breakfast and bar meals in the evening. Main restaurant only open weekends so we’re unable to try it on our 3 night stay Monday to Thursday Pool and hot tub open but sauna and steam room closed for refurbishment Used the gym it was bust early morning with non resident gym members."
Limerick City Hotel
"The Hotel is great overall. Prefect placement, nice restaurants y close to everything in the city"
Absolute Hotel Limerick
"The hotel is updating it's water-view restaurant and bar. That's a shame even though the alternative facilities were OK. I was advised that this was the case in advance of my stay but is the only reason why I did not give a 5-star review. Staff were very helpful and welcoming at all times."
The Old Quarter Townhouse
"This property was centrally located with comfortable rooms and a bountiful breakfast."
Woodfield House Hotel
"Clean room. Comfy bed. Free parking at rear. Helpful staff. 20 minute walk into the city."
Castletroy Park Hotel
"Rooms were big and clean. Beds were well maintained and soft sheets. Breakfast had a lot of options and tasted good. Flat White coffee kept me fresh for the start of the day. Service was fantastic."
The Bedford Townhouse & Café
"The staff was wonderful and so was the hotel room. Everything was very clean! The hotel is in a nice location too."
Find out more about Limerick
Limerick Beach Travel Guide
Limerick is the perfect base for exploring the beaches along the West of Ireland, while also experiencing the bustling city atmosphere of Limerick itself. Whether you are interested in a family road trip or a romantic beach getaway, Limerick has so much to offer from medieval towns to epic mountain scenery.
Beach Hotels in Limerick
Those searching for an Irish beach holiday in Limerick can choose from a great selection of hotels for families, couples and solo travellers. You will find everything from luxury spa hotels to modern city hotels. Hotels in Limerick have something to suit all types of travellers.
Beach Activities in Limerick
The beautiful Lahinch beach is in close proximity to Limerick and is one of the most popular beaches in Ireland for surfing. The conditions make it ideal for many other watersports including sea kayaking and kite surfing. Whether you are a seasoned professional or a novice, there are varying classes you can attend on the beach.
If you prefer to stay on land you can still enjoy the beauty of the beaches by taking a long walk along the shore or exploring the various bars, restaurants and shops in Lahinch town.
If you are making the journey to Clare’s beaches from Limerick you could also take the opportunity to visit the wondrous Cliffs of Moher. A chance to encounter nature in it’s purest form, the cliffs stretch for 8km and are one of the most famous stops for those travelling along the Wild Atlantic Way.
When you retire from the beach and head back to Limerick, take time to visit one of the most picturesque villages in Ireland, Adare. Most famous for its thatched roof buildings, traditional food and lively pubs, Adare is also home to medieval monasteries all waiting to be explored.
Places to Eat and Drink Near the Beach in Limerick
Being situated so close to the coast means Limerick has access to an abundance of fresh seafood. Expect to see this along with traditional Irish favourites like stews and boxty– the perfect warming treat after a walk along the beach!
Limerick City is the third largest city in Ireland and offers a vibrant nightlife with plenty of bars and restaurants to suit all types of travellers.
For traditional music and a proper pint of Guinness, the quaint town of Adare offers a variety of bars for the true Irish experience.