Holiday Homes in North Tipperary

"The only positive about this property was the location. The property was dated and the room was small, the details not matching those described on the property details page. Additionally, the room decor was spartan and had the general vibe of a hostel. Would never consider this property again and will never recommend it to others."

"The ONLY drawback to this hotel is the traffic… there is currently only one main road through the beautiful village of Adare and it is constantly gridlocked. The hotel sits right on the main road and if you have a room at the front you will hear traffic. We were told that they are building a bypass to take traffic around the village (the 2027 Ryder Cup golf tournament is being held here) which will be a huge improvement! Other than that the property is incredible, with beautiful antique furnishings and interesting artwork, an onsite spa, reading/writing rooms with views of the gardens and a wonderful breakfast served in the dining room. Adare village is exquisite and this hotel is a special experience."

"We had a 2 night stay but our room was not serviced. Staff are lovely especially the breakfast staff. We have stayed before and they remembered us and gave us a fantastic welcome."

"The food in the restaurant was excellent. Breakfast was very good. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. In room Nespresso machine was great. No bathrobes. "

"Nice hotel,good views from room i had on floor 8 of tower.look forward to returning"

"No elevator! We were surprised by a two-storey walk up! Great bistro for breakfast. Warm helpful staff. So central and convenient to explore Limerick."

"The Strand was a well kept property. Our room was just what we needed. We were given suggestion as to where to eat."

"Excellent quaility and good portions at reasonable cost. Staff friendly and helpfull. "

"A mixed bag. Nice enough, but swimming pool and gym were very tired, and in need of a major upgrade to match the photos. Restaurant food was excellent, but staff were disorganised, but friendly."