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"The hotel is modern and stylish but not too upmarket. The room has a good, hard bed; the area is quiet, a little further away from the centre of the town and it allows decent sleep. The breakfast is very good if you pay for it.. ( it’s worth the money ) .. The kitchen is a good standard, and, there’s a bar. It’s a very good hotel, believe!!"

"Very nice staff very well placed very good food very good rooms "

"Great "

"Lovely stay at the Limerick Strand. The room was huge! The bed was very comfortable. It would be ideal for working from, as there is a large desk. There is is a desk infront of a mirror for doing makeup, too - does not always happen in hotels! Huge selection at the breakfast buffet - only one small change there - better sausages :) Added bonus - the pool, sauna and jacuzzi! Would definitley stay there again if in Limerick!"

"The Hernian room was cozy and bed comfortable. The bedding was comfortable. Loved the breakfast offerings..hot breakfast included. Staff very helpful and friendly."

"Absolutely wonderful piece of Limerick hospitality. Would give it 10 Stars if I could "

"Regularly do business near Kilworth & this hotel was recommended to us. We have eaten on previous visits but this was first time staying overnight. Excellent hotel, friendly staff, huge comfortable room, dined in restaurant & super breakfast. This is obviously a very busy & well used hotel as there were signs of wear & tear, but it is spotlessly clean & so cosy. We just wish we had had more time to make use of the leisure & spa facilities, & room to eat the fabulous looking in-house bakery goods - next time!!! It is rare to find such a homely hotel of this size, & atmosphere which is severely lacking in most hotels nowadays! Would thoroughly recommend & will definitely stay on our next trip. Keep doing what you’re doing 👌"

"Efficient, helpful & very pleasant staff. "

"Pool, exercise room and spa were quite enjoyable. Rooms were comfy and Staff was great. Hotel centrally located in Kilkenny."