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It was almost midnight when we arrived in Limerick in search of a hotel for the night. On booking.com we managed to secure a room at the Savoy. We were greeted by Tony on arrival. Due to it being a Friday night, they were not expecting a new booking. He referred to the night manager, Alli who was incredibly gracious and helpful. He managed to allocate a room for us, assisted with parking and luggage, advised us on activities for the next day and even offered us the use of the executive lounge when he realised we were quite exhausted from travelling. We didn’t make use of the lounge because we just wanted to get to bed but the gesture in itself was really welcoming. We would have loved to stay longer.

Wir wurden in dieses Hotel umgebucht. Dies war ein Glücksfall. Sehr schönes Hotel, komfortable Betten, sehr zentral gelegen, direkt am Fluss. Frühstück war auch ok. Ermäßigtes parken, für ein paar Tage sehr empfehlenswert. Personal freundlich.

Garden-style hotel, quick check-in, polite gentlemen, three-star hotel, the shortcoming is that we were arranged a room on the basement floor, which was not comfortable, and it was not specified when booking the room that it was a basement floor room.

No 1 Pery Square is out of this world. It is located in The Georgian Quarter and the historical Georgian period buildings have been meticulously and carefully restored. The opulent furnishings, plush velvets, floral tapestry, panelling, plush ‘in house’ amenities and the attention to detail, is second to none. We stayed on a Sunday night, and we had a lovely romantic break away. We were upgraded by the owner “Patricia Rogers” staying in the “Kate Room”. A lovely painting hangs in the room explaining the historical significance of this period room. The welcome card from Patricia, the bottle of bubbly, ‘’sweet treats” were a lovely touch, and much appreciated. Lovely ‘mood music’ was gently playing on the retro transistor radio which was a lovely touch to nostalgia, and set the scene, As it was a Sunday night, we dined in the nearby “Corn Store” and were blown away, by our dining experience there too and were only persuaded to leave the restaurant because of the fabulous room that awaited us !! The Heritage Spa is located in the basement and is a wonderful addition to the property. Its signature Voya Seaweed infused products are a favourite of mine. It was so serene and a harmonious haven to get ‘lost’ in. A real oasis of calm. The Spa Team are really skilled and really embody the ethos of the Spa . We had great banter with the Night Porter/Duty Manager and the breakfast team served us an amazing breakfast, in The Long Room, straight from the ‘open’ hatch kitchen. No boring tasteless ‘Buffet Breakfasts’ served here ! The overall warm welcome, ambience, food, service, standard of hygiene, decor, invites one to come back, again and again and we will one of those ‘return guests’. Thank you for a really memorable stay for all the ‘right’ reasons. We would highly recommend “No 1 Pery Square” to others.

Stayed for 2 nights at the end of August '24. Advised before hand how to get to the hotel and where to park which was really helpful. Parked in the nearby Q Park (Dunnes) where we were given a discount code to use when paying for the parking. The rooms are modern, clean and spacious with excellent facilities. Considering the hotel lies on a main street, we found the room surprisingly quiet. Breakfast downstairs in the restaurant was brilliant, and the staff made us feel very welcome (recognising us from check-in the previous day) and nothing was too much effort for them. On departure at 4am, the front desk arranged a take-away breakfast for us that was dropped off the night before; made for a great ferry breakfast later that morning! Definitely would stay again when visiting Limerick :)

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.

A large group of us stayed here while attending a concert in the nearby milk market. The rooms were lovely and spacious. It worked out at about €60 per person with a really nice cooked breakfast, with 4 per room. The location was perfect but bare in mind it is over a bar so was noisy until the early hours. I would recommend to any one and would definitely recommend for a decent, cheap spot in the city. It was clean and well maintained. No parking on site but there was a multi-storey next door that was very reasonable.

Nice hotel, English breakfast, high calories. There is a swimming pool where you can exercise. Nearby is the university town, there is a shopping mall. The whole area is considered a rich area

Nice hotel with a supermarket next to it and free parking. The rooms are large, spacious and bright, the facilities are relatively new, and they are comfortable to live in. Cost-effective.

The hotel location is very good in the city centre. Management is very good and the service is very good.