Hotel in zona Boyces Gardens, Limerick

We ended up booking here last minute as our flight was cancelled without warning. Room booked online and quickly confirmed by telephone call as everyone was in a mad dash securing overnight accommodation. On arrival, 20:30 on a Sunday evening, to be greeted by Roisin. The lovely lady had taken it upon herself to upgrade us to the junior suite. It really was the kindest thing after such a long and difficult day. The hotel itself is lovely, well kept and all staff so helpful, even the barman ( sorry forgot your name), who gave us a big jug of filtered water for our room. The purpose of our trip was a wedding in Adare, to be honest I wish we had stayed here and just hired a cab for the wedding. Even sitting outside with a drink was pleasant. High praise for hotel and staff.

Non posso parlare molto bene, ma è ancora coperto, la salute in generale

Fantastic hotel, rooms and amenities superb, five star. Staff were all lovely and very respectful. Lovely to see so many young staff being trained to such a high standard, a massive credit to the management team. Food was amazing, definitely have dinner in the restaurant. Such a gorgeous hotel in a beautiful village.

So the first impression of the hotel is walking through a weird sort of long conservatory type room to get into the hotel properly. It's just odd and I can only presume it's there for coaches of people to wait in until their ride arrives, rather than filling up the reception. The reception area itself is very pleasant and the receptionist was welcoming when checking us in. The room itself again is just weird. We walked in off the corridor to what can only be described as a porch entrance, with coat hooks, somewhere to put your shoes, and a door into the bathroom. There is then another door that you have to pass through to get into the rest of the room. Upon first impressions, the room is clean and tidy, with a bed, sofa, and weirdly enough a big table with an office chair on one side and a mismatched dining chair on the other. This table however is nowhere near any plug sockets so wouldn't be ideal for working from for any length of time from. It felt like I was walking into an interview. The weirdness continues when you see that the whole room is carpeted, apart from a random corner that was tiled instead - Why?!? We chose to eat onsite at the ”Award winning” Curry House. Well the service was good, however the meals themselves weren't. The curries were literally just chunks of chicken floating round in flavoured sauces - not an actual bit of veg - onion, pepper, etc. to see in the dishes at all. And both my wife and I suffered horrific indigestion afterwards. The Cream Room Coffee House doesn't exist. It's just the Curry House during the day, with a coffee machine in which they stick Starbucks beans. The coffee is ok but please don't try to sell it as something more than it actually is. The breakfast the following morning which was served in the Off the Bone bar and covered the usual requirements - an assortment of ingredients from a fry up, pastries, yoghurts, cereal etc. This was ok. The rooms in this hotel are in serious need of renovating and I wouldn't really think of using this hotel again if I were staying in the area a second time.

The room at the hotel was quite nice and the location was okay. The parking lot was just behind the hotel - very convenient. We asked for a room facing the river and the check in staff said we were in luck. The room had a queen bed, comfortable and clean. For a big fellow the shower/tub was a bit confined but the water was hot. Facing the river ensured it was quiet. Breakfast was included and it was your standard fare but the wait staff could be a bit more pleasant!!!

Il pomeriggio del 2 gennaio siamo andati in questa tea room all'interno dell'hotel Savoy al centro di Limerick. The e alzata di 3 con un piano di salato, un piano di scones e un piano di mignon dolci. Non siamo riusciti a finire tutto!!! Abbiamo preso anche una flute di champagne ciascuno. Tutto molto buono, servizio eccellente ed ambiente accogliente. Esperienza che consiglio vivamente

Ottima accoglienza (familiare e domestica, ma sensibile e - nel complesso - compostamente raffinata), disponibilità e capacità di fare da ”porta” per il territorio. Apprezzatissimo il biglietto di benvenuto (lo avrei preferito in gaelico con il classico «Fáilte» piuttosto che in Inglese che non sopporto, ma bisogna accettare - seppur a malincuore - che gli irlandesi non si siano ancora del tutto risvegliati dall'incubo coloniale britannico proprio a partire dalla lingua). Stanze piccole ma ben accessoriate, pulite e ordinate, letti comodissimi. L'aria forse un po' caldo-secca (problema cui si può ovviare facilmente visto che vi si trova pure un climatizzatore molto maneggevole). Gradito anche il locale caffè (offerto agli ospiti). Non abbiamo provato la sauna e/o la zona fitness (che sinceramente non fanno per noi, benché comprendiamo che un albergatore irlandese si senta un po' costretto a intrattenere in qualche modo i propri ospiti, considerando la piovosità endemica. Colazione eccellente ed espressa: a Limerick ho mangiato la migliore pancetta d'Irlanda (e del resto un tempo la città era famosa per l'allevamento suino, benché ora non si veda un maiale da un capo all'altro dell'isola). E ho assaggiato un cappuccino degno dell'Italia (non si dovrebbe chiedere un manufatto non locale, ma ho voluto provare!), seppur di dimensioni assai più generose del nostro classico. Peraltro molto ben decorato. Esperienza consigliabile e decisamente da ripetere.

Il paesaggio esterno dell'hotel è particolarmente bello. Il lago di montagna è caldo nella serata. La colazione è mezzo autoassistenza.Viviamo sottoterra, le strutture sono leggermente vecchie, ma fuori c'è giardino, è particolarmente bella.

Hotel di tipo giardino, che gestisce il soggiorno veloce, il signore è educato, appartiene all'hotel Samsung. La carenza è che ci ha organizzato una stanza sottoterra. Non mi sento comodo. Quando prenota una stanza non c'è spiegazione che è una stanza sottoterra.