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"What a wonderful visit!I was in Ireland for the funeral of my uncle. Theresa and John welcomed my family members before I even arrived as they were in Ireland before me. The home was as beautiful, comfortable, warm, clean, and steeped in great history. It suited our needs perfectly. But, the cherry on top were the quick little helpful visits (requested, not surprise) by John and Theresa, ensuring our visit was a lovely as it could be. Thank you! "

"We simply were not told that the hotel is filled with migrants and homeless. Windows either locked or broken, perhaps to stop theft. Buggies and pushchairs fill 1st floor lobby next to lift. Bags of food left outside rooms for the non paying guests, whilst the paying guests all on the 5th floor. Rooms are worn and outdated, but clean. Heating on full blast, why? To make the migrants feel more at home? No idea. On the plus side the polish lady who runs the bar area is lovely and the breakfast was really very good. It has a very traditional Irish BnB feel to it so credit where credit is due there, it’s just a real shame the hotel can’t be up front to paying guests, who really should not have to pay as much due to the circumstances. It left a bad taste and we couldn’t get out of Limerick fast enough"

"The hotel restaurant was great "

"The hotel was great. Large rooms with comfy beds. I had dinner in the hotel restaurant it wasn’t great. But overall the hotel and location were excellent "

"Wonderful staff. Great location "

"Unfortunately my breakfast was not included. I was in a suite with kitchen services-again I did not request them. The front desk was very accommodating about checking me in a day prior to my reservation. But I did not have any cleaning services for my entire stay if 4 days. Would not return there."

"This hotel was immaculate. Snug little rooms that are perfectly maintained. The In felt brand new, new carpet, new bedding and freshly updated bathrooms and common areas. Pros- pub and restaurant right downstairs. Cons- parking was tight and there’s not much to do in Limerick with the exception of a poorly attended museum and castle. If you must stay in Limerick, this is the only place i’d recommend. Beautiful- safe- and exceptionally maintained."

"We loved our stay at The Bailey’s Cashel Hotel. We had a one night stop traveling from Dingle to Dublin and it was the perfect place to stay on our visit to the Rock of Cashel. The staff was great with convenient parking and the room was very nice. We enjoyed a delicious meal at the hotel restaurant that evening and were in close proximity to live music at nearby pubs later at night. Would definitely recommend."

"Great restaurant! Room with 2 sofas was really nice for relaxing."