Limerick

Rotating works of original art by Limerick artist Claire De Lacy, a fish tank in the lobby, a glassed-in breakfast room on the first-floor balcony and red-and-white-striped decor. — Lonely Planet

This place was once a convent, before being converted into a chic and stylish hotel. — Frommer's

Comfy king-size beds and a turn-down service, a spa that specialises in Thai massages, a small swimming pool and a couple of top-notch in-house restaurants. — Lonely Planet

Exposed brick walls, granite bathrooms, and a light-filled atrium lobby give this gleaming riverfront hotel a smart, contemporary edge. — Lonely Planet

The 124-room George Boutique Hotel is a mid-range property located on one of Limerick’s busiest streets and within walking distance of most tourist sights. — Oyster

The 55-room Pier Hotel Limerick is a family-owned mid-range property situated on the banks of the Shannon River by the Sarsfield Bridge. — Oyster

Clean, airy, and in good shape...Rooms are good size and have light-wood furnishings. The hotel overlooks the Shannon and has a popular bar-restaurant. — Fodor's

Student digs during semester, but opens during summertime for visitors. — Lonely Planet

The 154-room Radisson Blu offers a serene countryside location off the M7 motorway, a 10-minute drive northwest of the Limerick city center. — Oyster

Across the river from the city centre, Glen Eagles is on a peaceful cul-de-sac and has four decent-sized, comfortable rooms and a cheerful welcome. — Lonely Planet