Hotels With bar in County Limerick, Ireland

loud party in garden below along with unruly guests/party members running through halls pounding on doors and then running off (for hours). Called downstairs twice and was basically told it would be over in a few hours and we could be transferred to other side of hotel. Our son was already asleep and it would not have made sense to wake him up and pack up everything.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, the room was clean and comfortable, and the location was perfect for exploring the area. I would definitely recommend it and would happily stay here again.

Nice hotel located on the outskirts of Limerick. Around 25 minutes brisk walk into the centre. Usefully located on the main bus route from the airport. They were also happy to accommodate a later check in due to my flight arriving out of hours. Very pleasant stay, room was clean and staff very friendly. There is a bar downstairs; many people have complained about the noise however I was placed in a room at the back of the hotel and didn't get any of the noise. The rooms could use a bit of an update if anything, for example bigger beds and more modern furniture but at least it doesn't feel like a chain hotel. I'd definitely return if I was in Limerick as it's a good value option for accommodation compared to other places in the city.

The breakfast was one of the best I have ever had.The pastries were so fresh and tasty and the breakfast staff were so friendly and obliging. The beds and pillows were heavenly and the room was very clean.we had an executive twin room which was a bit dissapointing .There is too much furniture in the room and that blue couch is horrendous and didn't match anything.However I would stay there again.

The hotel was in a great location, but the service was poor. We called and asked for early check-in. When we called back on the day to confirm, they didn't answer the phone. When we arrived at the hotel the front desk clerk said the rooms were not ready and to come back at 3 pm. When we came back at 3 p.m., he tried to tell us that the rooms were still not ready and that check-in time was from 3pm it didn't have to be 3 pm. We told him that wasn't correct and complained and he managed to magically find us our rooms.

The hotel boasts a stylish decor and spacious rooms, plus complimentary parking, which is a huge convenience for self-driving travelers. The staff's service attitude was very warm and welcoming. When we first arrived, the parking lot was full, but the front desk reserved a spot for us, and we parked after dinner. Breakfast was typical Irish hotel fare, with items like fried eggs and sausages needing to be ordered à la carte. The view outside the restaurant is beautiful.

The hotel's location is excellent, very close to both the train station and the long-distance bus station. As my train required a transfer, I opted to take a direct bus from Dublin to Arthurs Quay instead. From there, it was just a few minutes' walk to the hotel. I booked a room without breakfast, but I tried it on the first day for €15 per person. It was a Western-style breakfast, and honestly, I found it just so-so. I wouldn't recommend eating breakfast at the hotel. There's a large shopping mall and supermarket nearby, and the city's attractions are all within easy walking distance. I stayed for two days and visited the Cliffs of Moher and Adare Village, both of which were definitely worth seeing for their scenic beauty. The front desk lady was lovely and very helpful in assisting me with some transportation questions. Limerick isn't a large city, making it perfect for aimless wandering. Enjoy watching water birds by the River Shannon or daydreaming beneath the ancient castle – it's a unique sense of security.

The Clayton was conveniently located so we could easily walk into the city center. The parking ramp was very near and, of course, the parking was included. The beds were comfortable and we had a room with 2 singles and a double. It was perfect for our needs. We had a beautiful view of the sunrise over the river in the morning. We had dinner in the restaurant the first night. The food was fine and the servers were friendly.

Stayed for few nights here, the hotel is quite a bit outside of the city centre, but close to the University. The rooms are enormous and there are amenities such as a kitchen and coffee available. The only thing that I’m not a fan of is the tapestry in the room, but that’s probably their style. Didn’t include breakfast in my room, but there is a cafe and deli/supermarket at 1 minute. The receptionists were very friendly.

Ottima posizione per raggiungere tutti i punti importanti della città. Camera ampia con possibilità di scegliere tra due cuscini. Il bagno è un po’ piccolo e naturalmente, visto che siamo in Irlanda, manca il bidet!!! Colazione ottima I ristoranti interni (uno indiano e un gastro pub) sono ottimi Personale disponibile e gentilissimo