- Adare Manor: A world-class five-star neo-Gothic castle resort in the picturesque village of Adare, acclaimed as one of Europe’s top resorts in 2025 with Three MICHELIN Keys, a championship golf course, Michelin-starred Oak Room dining, and an opulent spa amid 840 acres of grounds.
- No. 1 Pery Square Hotel & Spa: A charming boutique four-star hotel in Limerick City’s Georgian Quarter overlooking People’s Park, part of Ireland’s Blue Book with a retained MICHELIN Key in 2025, offering period-style rooms, organic spa treatments, and farm-to-fork dining.
- The Savoy Hotel: A sophisticated five-star hotel in the heart of Limerick City, known for its contemporary plush rooms with marble bathrooms, a relaxing spa and pool, stylish bars, and central location near the River Shannon.
- The Dunraven Arms Hotel: An elegant four-star country house hotel in Adare village, established in 1792, surrounded by thatched cottages, featuring cosy rooms, an award-winning restaurant, leisure facilities, and traditional Irish charm.
- Limerick Strand Hotel: A modern four-star riverside hotel overlooking the River Shannon in Limerick City centre, popular for its panoramic views, spacious rooms, lively bar and dining, and proximity to King John’s Castle.
- The George Limerick: A vibrant four-star boutique hotel on O’Connell Street in Limerick City centre, praised for its stylish modern rooms, excellent location for shopping and nightlife, and warm hospitality.
- Absolute Hotel: A contemporary four-star hotel in Limerick’s Medieval Quarter overlooking the Abbey River, recognised for sleek design, comfortable rooms, a creative cocktail bar, and easy access to historic sites.
- Castletroy Park Hotel: A welcoming four-star hotel near the University of Limerick with extensive grounds, known for its spacious suites, leisure facilities, fine dining, and convenient position for exploring the city and countryside.
Limerick combines historic landmarks with riverside charm, with Limerick City’s King John’s Castle offering insights into medieval history along the Shannon. The Hunt Museum showcases an eclectic art collection, while Adare’s thatched cottages and historic manor add picturesque appeal. The nearby Ballyhoura Mountains’ cycling trails make Limerick an engaging stop for history and outdoor adventure. Limerick is Ireland’s tenth largest county by size (2,686 sq km), and ninth largest by population (209,536).
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