Pery's Hotel

We booked 3 rooms, all were very clean. The beds were very comfortable. The location was absolutely brilliant - very near the train & bus station and the centre of Limerick. We were able to walk to all of the Limerick tourist attractions. The WiFi worked in the rooms without any issue and there were lots of sockets in the rooms for charging equipment. The staff were all very friendly, some staff on reception were more efficient than others. The TV confused me as the English channels didn't work leading me to thnk initially that the TV wasn't working (No signal) - with some trial and error I realised that there was Sky News, Virgin Media channels,RTE channels etc. One of the rooms (308) overlooked a street and so there was some late night noise from a nearby pub but not enough to disturb sleep. There was no noise disturbance inside the hotel even though it was quite full. As described on other reviews the rooms were not pristine with regard to paintwork, etc. However, for the price we paid for the stay it was excellent value and we had a fabulous, family holiday.

We have stayed here often. This hotel just keeps getting better. The welcome,the spacious room and the wonderful breakfast make this place very special. Also could we mention the ease of access and the great friendliness of all staff. Bravo!

Spacious room and bathroom, comfortable bed, everything clean. The only problem was with the heating, which despite appearing to be controlled in the room, nothing changed when we changed the temperature, but when asking reception to increase the room temperature, it improved.

Friendly, helpful and responsive staff! Clean, well-stocked room, serviced daily. Large bath sheets, hair dryer, hot plate/pot with coffee/tea packets, and even a couple biscuits in the room! Loved the continental breakfast included in the cost of our room, and the restaurant/bar on premises. Safety feature: room key required to access elevator to rooms. Close walking distance to the train station, and to downtown Limerick and Kings John Castle. We'd stay there again in a heartbeat!