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Castletroy Park Hotel Suites
"Good hotel, nice food and ambiance"
The Old Quarter Townhouse
"Beware that it can be loud in the evening if a band is playing at the pub. Our room was just next to it so it was incredibly loud. Otherwise, everything was amazing. The staff was incredibly helpful both at the reception as well as the restaurant. The breakfast was delicious! We liked the location as well with easy walking distance to some sights and restaurants."
Limerick City Hotel
"Our rooms were nice with a view of the river. Location was good we enjoyed a nightcap in the bar. Staff was very kind and helpful"
Absolute Hotel Limerick
"We've stayed here a couple of times pre-Covid and back again recently, definitely some upgrades have been done in between. Staff here are always friendly and helpful. They were doing some maintenance works during our stay, it didn't pose too much of a hassle even though I had knee surgery earlier in the year and still recovering. Noise level was fine too. The anti slip bath mat for the shower was incredibly helpful during our stay because of my knee. No shortage of towels even if you're on DND. The only slight feedback would be maybe upgrade the gym a little would be helpful, the ventilation in there isn't great. Would highly recommend, definitely would be back again when we're in town"
Limerick Strand Hotel
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The Bedford Townhouse & Café
"This is an excellent boutique style hotel. The rooms are well appointed and a good size with really comfortable beds. The staff is excellent and even helped us to sort out some options for travelling to our next destination. Breakfast was excellent. Our only regret was that they were only and availability for one night and not 2."
Clayton Hotel Limerick
"View was stunning and room spacious. The app in restaurant to view allergens was brilliant and waitress informed us it's updated daily which as a coeliac was really reassuring."
No. 1 Pery Square Hotel & Spa
"A very nice place to stay, especially as we were in the old part of the property which has loads of character. We had a big, comfortable room with sitting area. I particularly liked that the TV was hidden away behind doors so did not intrude it's presence into the room. The staff were very good, friendly and helpful, and the breakfast is first rate. One down side is that, surprisingly, there is no kettle in the room and ordering hot water or tea from downstairs is tedious and inconvenient. The other minor issue that we had was that the option I chose to book specifically included free parking which implies that there would be parking reserved for me as it was include in my room description. This turned out not to be the case and the small car park was already full. This all got sorted out by the helpful front of house people but it was another irritation that took the shine off a very pleasant visit."
Brennan Court Guest Accommodation
"Would recommend if looking for accommodation slightly out of town. Super well equipped and clean. Nice well equipped kitchen if required."
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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.