Kilmurry Lodge Hotel is a family-run hotel, ideally located just a 5-minute walk from the University of Limerick and the National Technological Park, Castletroy.
The South Court Hotel is a 5-minute drive from the Limerick city center. It offers accommodations with free WiFi throughout, a fitness suite, restaurant, and free on-site parking for over 400...
George Dan
Romania
The hotel has all the facilities you would need, with plenty of space in the rooms and helpful staff.
The Castle Oaks Hotel sits on the banks of the River Shannon, just a 5-minute drive from Limerick Castletroy, Limerick Plassey Technology Park,Johnson & Johnson Vision care and Limerick University.
Jean
Ireland
We really enjoyed our stay The room was really nice, very tastefully decorated, bathroom was immaculate.
The staff were so friendly and helpful.
The setting was perfect, a lovely woodland walk along the riverside into Castleconnell.
Th leisure centre was clean, well kept and had a good sauna, steam room and jacuzzi.
The Bedford Townhouse is a boutique property set in the heart of Limerick. Among the various facilities are a gym and a roof garden. Free WiFi is available and The Hunt Museum is 1640 feet away.
With views from the beautiful location on the River Shannon waterfront in Limerick City Center, Clayton Hotel Limerick offers free WiFi throughout and access to the Waterfront Restaurant, Grill Bar...
Great service, very efficient and polite excellent
The Castle Oaks Hotel sits on the banks of the River Shannon, just a 5-minute drive from Limerick Castletroy, Limerick Plassey Technology Park,Johnson & Johnson Vision care and Limerick University.
Great service, staff happy , helpful and good location
The Maldron Hotel Limerick features a recreation center, bar, restaurant, free Wi-Fi and free parking, and is near the Cork to Dublin route. The center of the city is just over 1 mile away.
Friendly staff, clean rooms, close to links into town
The Bedford Townhouse is a boutique property set in the heart of Limerick. Among the various facilities are a gym and a roof garden. Free WiFi is available and The Hunt Museum is 1640 feet away.
Not my visit time staying, another great experience
Next to the University of Limerick, this 4-star luxury hotel provides bright and spacious rooms with king beds and free Wi-Fi. Guests can enjoy the 65-ft pool, hot tub, and steam room.
The suites were beautiful & immaculately clean
FAQs about hotels in Limerick
On average, 3-star hotels in Limerick cost $161 per night, and 4-star hotels in Limerick are $188 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Limerick can be found for $276 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Limerick this weekend is $167 or, for a 4-star hotel, $245. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Limerick for this weekend cost around $250 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $132 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Limerick for tonight. You'll pay around $178 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Limerick will cost around $228, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Limerick revels in one of Ireland’s most iconic views – the River Shannon curving past King John’s Castle, a 12th-century fortress that could have come straight from a Grimm fairytale. Frank McCourt wrote ‘Angela’s Ashes’ about his childhood here, and his former school is a museum about him, set amid elegant Georgian architecture in the Newtown Pery district. Equally attractive is the custom house, now housing the Hunt Museum's eclectic collection of art and artefacts.
The 12th-century St Mary’s Anglican Cathedral is the city’s oldest building used daily, while St John’s Catholic Cathedral has Ireland’s tallest spire. The coexistence of the two is symbolic of the 17th-century accord between Jacobites and Williamites, supposedly signed on the Treaty Stone.
The Milk Market is a bustling hub of local produce sellers, and the shops of pedestrian Cruises Street are surrounded by restaurants and bars offering great nightlife, including some where you can jig to traditional Irish folk tunes.
The city is also sports mad. Munster Rugby play in Thomond Park, while the Gaelic Grounds ring with the sounds of hurling and Gaelic football supporters. Golf courses, a racecourse and greyhound stadium complete the picture.
Booking.com’s Limerick accommodation includes luxury hotels with spas and swimming pools, and cheap apartments near Shannon Airport.
What Guests Said About Limerick:
Scored 2.0
2.0
We thought the city was very run-down and the amount of...
We thought the city was very run-down and the amount of homeless/ people begging e.g. young people was very high.
We eat in Maldron Hotel, Vincenzos and Marco Polo`s and would rate them `good`.
Limerick city was easy to get around but were disappointed at lack of places of interest that were closed e.g.Hunt Museum, St. Mary's Cathedral !
Farrell
Ireland
Scored 10
10
I liked the Harvey's Quay area.
I liked the Harvey's Quay area. Lively and got feeling from restaurant/bar I visited there "House Limerick" that they were really trying to provide good food and service to their customers. A compact city so it is possible to get around it in a few days. Very nice city to walk around, especially if the sun is shining!
Jenny
Ireland
Scored 8.0
8.0
Some very nice walks, however most walks available are a...
Some very nice walks, however most walks available are a good drive away. Limerick could far better use the resources it has to better effect, particularly in creating more up and downstream walks, or making water activities more accessible.
It was sad to see that some of the ugly features that drove us from Dublin (open shoplifting and begging) have reached Limerick, albeit to a far smaller scale.
Don't bother trying to visit Thomond Park unless it's a match day as they do not open.
Dominick
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Scored 8.0
8.0
The town itself was deserted needs a bit of border...
The town itself was deserted needs a bit of border filtering money and an advertisement campaign drawing in all the local attractions
No bbn other getting a taxi and the train service was excellentnh
Pasty
Ireland
Scored 8.0
8.0
It's a nice city to stay in for a couple of days.
It's a nice city to stay in for a couple of days. It's better to do it over the weekend so that you can visit the local milk market and King John's castle. A half-day walk around the city, a half-day for the castle, and a couple of hours (in the morning!) for the milk market.
Sandro
Georgia
Scored 10
10
Limerick is a beautiful city to walk around and look at the...
Limerick is a beautiful city to walk around and look at the buildings, castle etc. Plenty of places to eat not much shopping in the city centre but a bus can be taken to the cresent shopping center about 20 mins away
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Great position, room very big and quiet for a good sleep.
The check in was fast and the staff very kind and professional.
Having a bar and a restaurant inside the hotel and a multistories parking just outside was a huge plus, especially when it rains and you're late for dinner!
I will definitely stay at Limerick City Hotel again the next time in Dublin!
It's student accommodation that runs as a hostel/hotel in summer. Basic enough room (single bed, sink in room, shared bathrooms) but clean. About a 20-minute walk from city centre. Great value compared with other hotels the night I stayed. There is a kitchen and fridge space if needed. Breakfast available but didn't try it.
The location is ideal for a visit to the fabulous limerick city. The staff were well trained and friendly. Breakfast was lovely. Car parking can be expensive as it's €9.50 a night for hotel guests. Would highly recommend a stay at The Strand.
This hotel was not in the city center but as the bus stop was close, just 2 min walk, commuting to the city and airport were very easy.
The restaurant was good.
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