Sash restaurant serve such a delicious breakfast.

Not at all! We had eggs benedict and a scramble with freshly squeezed OJ, coffee, tea and a mimosa (hey we're on vacay!)

We also stayed in the hotel - the room was fabulous and a delicious breakfast the next day.

We only had breakfast (which was great) and look forward to coming back for the restaurant.

but the piece de la resistance is the freshly made bread at breakfast, especially the coffee and walnut bread and the Nutella swirl !!!!.

Dinner was delicious, with an expansive menu and a tasty cocktail menu too.

The breakfast was also beautiful and made to order.

We opted for the Sunday Sleep Over deal which included a three course lunch and Cheeseboard and breakfast the next morning, all of which were absolutely delicious.

Such a fabulous hotel - great location, rooms were comfortable and bright and the decor was just our thing, breakfast was delicious

Breakfast was an incredible array of artisan foods with homemade breads and pastries served by the amazing Roisin, an incredible asset for this bespoke paradise.

We had a really enjoyable stay, delicious food and great comfort.

Breakfast felt like a visit to "Granny", food was wholesome

Breakfast is lovely, in the Sash restaurant, and finishes at 10.45.

Breakfast next morning was also 5 star as was the service.

Breakfast was delicious and the bread basket was an absolute triumph.

Food and service were 👌 great breakfast 🍳

Beautiful hotel in Limerick city , fabulous decor throughout 
The staff were super friendly and had a lovely breakfast  the bed was very comfortable 
A nice quiet location and only minutes walk to city centre 
A very nice find would highly recommend

Also the steam room was closed and I wasn't advised of this in advance.

After a long day yesterday I met my partner here and as it was a Tuesday night the restaurant was closed.

That there is actually a wedding party due to stay in the hotel that weekend and that the restaurant isn't closed - its open for them!

Kitchen closed at 4pm so we had to go down town for dinner,  a good ten minute walk away, disappointing to say the least.

We spent 3 nights here over Christmas and it's a shame we had to move to another hotel as they closed for the holiday.

The restaurant is closed on Monday nights so didn't get to sample their fare,

Did not eat dinner in the restaurant as it was closed on the Sunday night - not to worry

The sash window was not closed properly next to the bed and to close it involved standing on the window whilst simultaneously pushing up the upper frame and down the lower frame, only then would the latch close.

Unfortunately the Brasserie was closed (Monday)

But we knew in advance from the website that it closed on Mondays so we ate in town instead that night.

The only thing of note, apparently, besides the art museum, is the Castle, and it was closed for construction.

Only quibble would be that the spa and restaurant are closed on a Monday and restaurant is closed early on Sundays, which is a pity.

Much of the approach into the city is punctuated by boarded up windows, closed businesses, peeling paint.

but a few of the restaurants suggested by them were closed on the Sunday night - thats not their fault though and they were quick to suggest and book another option which was very enjoyable.

We stayed on a Monday and were disappointed the restaurant was closed,

Those that we did find were closed on the Sunday night of the Bank Holiday weekend, surprising given the amount of visitors in the city that weekend for 3 marathon events taking place.

She did so a few minutes later to say that the spa was closed for the day!

4 The windows only opened in a slant allowing a smallish opening at the top, not the best height for bringing in cold air.

although my wife's fruit had been chilled and was too cold to eat.

Minor criticisms, new bar area a bit cold with a draft , food orders slow and spa not top notch compared to others I've been to.

Now onto my daughters tier of food, she had what's called the 'princess tea'she got a ham sandwich which she couldn't eat it was deplorable, the bread was hard and cold, again out of a fridge, she also got a Nutella sandwich which she didn't try as it was on the same bread as the ham sandwich.

It is not practical to use the jar to mix hot and cold water.

Some facilities problems we had with the room were that the heat wasn't working properly (two attempts to fix were made, and then after that heard nothing back), the shower was cold in the morning and also the tv seems to be on its last legs with the picture and sound out of sequence.

The bathroom sink had a hot tab and a cold tab making it impossible to wash one's face with warm water together.

The spa facilities were adequate with the exception of the steam room which did not appear to be working  and the twin foot spas that have a cold tap to one and a hot tap to the other and a jug to mix hot and cold from one to the other.

Small thing - it's a listed building so no double glazing and there was a bit of traffic noise and it was cold in the bathroom in the morning 
Limerick has a number of great bars  and restaurants do go and stay here

but coming! The thermal suite isn't much to write home about, a sauna and a steam room (which was cold!)

My husband had the creme brûlée and it was cold obviously just taken from the fridge and served, the biscuit that was served with it was set into it, I prefer my creme brûlée caramelised just before it's served up!

It just wasn't regular at all and kept changing between hot and cold right the way through.

The brown bread was cold and seemed defrosted.

It was still as cold as it was earlier so we didn’t delay.

Anyway, we ordered a bottle of white wine which was not quite cold enough

You don't feel like you have  to leave the hotel,  on Saturday we sat in the drawing room reading and we had a delicious cheese and cold meats board.

We had to reschedule at short notice in March due to Covid and they were extremely understanding and flexible.

however we felt the room was too warm and we were unable to open the windows due to the noise from what we believe to be aircon units right outside the room.

1 Pery Square because, due to a combination of circumstances, my wife and I were in possession of both Blue Book and One4All vouchers and the hotel accepts both.

Although the breakfasts were different to normal, again due to covid

The reason I didn't give the full 5/5 was due to the breakfast service.

My friends and I, due to our geographic locations of Mayo, Galway and Kerry, use No 1 Pery Square as our twice yearly meet up hotel.

We had a band in the bar due to the size of the bar we choose a three piece band which was fine and left room for a dance floor.

Due to a venue pulling out last minute I had to find a new venue for a very small wedding afters party a day before the event.

but due to a family members illness we had to cancel our holiday at short notice.

Unfortunately, we were running very late arriving to Limerick due to traffic on the way back from a Ring of Kerry tour.

So after a lack of sleep due to noise and disturbances we eventually came to breakfast, which is not served until 09:00 on a Sunday.

Due to changes in our trip, we only stayed 1 night.

This we feel was due to the high quality orthopaedic beds in each room which staff informed us  were made in County Limerick.

On our second night the clocks were due to go back.

though they were very busy on the Saturday and we could only eat after 20:30 due to the match they managed to squeeze us in.

It was a limited menu due to the fact it was part of a super value break

Perhaps the period rooms may not be suitable for people who have walking difficulties as due to the hotel being a 'listed' building there is no lift to these rooms.

We didn't get a chance to take advantage of the spa at all, due to the short duration of our stay,

Two of my party ordered a fish pie that was nearly inedible due to the grease it was swimming in.

The rooms have names rather than numbers (ours was Yeats) and the voice in the elevator sounded suspiciously like Cary Grant.

A possible downside is that there is no elevator to get up to the period rooms; we were happy to only have small bags with us.

Our hands were forced to lift bottles as the Black stuff ran out.

We were accommodated in one of the rooms in the newer part of the building which is serviced by a lift.

*No elevator means lots of stairs and if no one is available, schlepping your luggage up and/or down.

We paid extra for a "period" room - what we got was old, smelly, and up three flights of stairs - with no elevator.

It wouldn't suit everyone maybe as it was on the fifth floor with no lift -

There was no lift up to the rooms in the older part of the hotel,

The only downsides are the lack of a lift (we were on the 4th floor

However, we did not know in advance that it would be at the top of the hotel, up four or five flights of stairs with no lift.

To get one of the old rooms, you have to brave the long stairs and absence of lifts that go with large period houses.

There is no lift and the staircases are long.

Passing by St Mary’s Cathedral, the old Potato Market, Hunt Museum all along the Shannon River!

An easy walk to the Gallery, the Hunt Museum and the shops.

The Hunt museum is within walking distance.

Shopping area & the interesting milk market is a short walk away.

We were in no rush home afterwards so Kathleen gave us some tips on local parks, markets, etc.

They got me in a room as quick as they could and also suggested I walk down and visit the milk market which was so much fun, the spa was relaxing-wish they had a hot tub down there, afternoon tea was incredible with salmon curry and cucumber sandwiches, madeline, chocolate pudding and a key lime tart plus scones of course with wonderful jam and

Our package had the included meal option of either Sunday brunch, or a meal later in the day from the hotel's "Market Value" menu.

The Saturday afternoon Milk Market in Limerick is an absolute must.

Beautiful rooms, comfy beds, and within walking distance to the Milk Market and pubs.

We both had Eggs Benedict with potato farl (uses potato flour instead of wheat flour), Limerick ham and Hollandaise sauce.

I opted for Lemon Sole, served with Hollandaise sauce, creamed potato and spinach leaves- delicious.

My vegetarian companion said it was the nicest leek & potato soup she’s ever had.

And as I can't eat dairy, meet nor eggs my dinner was specially made with two delicious sauces, cod with baby potatoes and vegetables.

For mains we had gorgeous lamb shoulder with sweet potato and kale and John Dory.

For mains I went for the rib of beef generous again and delightfully cooked with plenty of root vegetables and potatoes.

One evening when we were short on time, Chefrik (and I apologize if I have spelled his name wrong) quickly threw together a delicious meal consisting of an interesting green salad, homemade bread, and an outstanding leek and potato soup.

- a medium sized bowl came out with carrots, green beans and baby roast potatoes - which was itemised on the bill at €3.50c for the carrots, €3.50 for the green beans and €3.50 for the baby roast potatoes - this was an extra €10.50c.

The staff were great and very knowledgeable about where to eat, sights to see and also helping my wife who was tracing her family history following their emigration to Australia after the potato famine of the 1840's.

The beef was tender, the roast veg wonderful, the potatoes delicious.

We asked the waitress for some more potato and fish, and she actually offered to take the fish pies away and get us new ones.

My better half ordered the duck with sweet potato and beetroot.

We were staying in a Georgian period room quite a walk and three flights of stairs away

It was on the top floor of a beautiful house (not for the faint hearted as it was at the top of about three flights of stairs)

Only downside is all the stairs to climb in order to reach your room. .

We stayed in the Lord Barrington suite (LOVELY except the 6+ flights of stairs - our legs were tired)!

but you need to climb a few flights of stairs but that helped after the breakfast!.

It was worth the 3 flights of stairs to get there each time!

Our only hiccup was that a private cocktail party was being held in the coffeeshop/bar at the base of our stairs.

Although be prepared for 5 flights of stairs.

On the way to our afternoon Tea room up stairs.

but when we asked for help getting our luggage down three fights of stairs, we were told the helper was "on break" and would be back in 10 minutes - we ended up dragging our own bags down.

Couple of cautions, some rooms required two sets of stairs to get to and our room was near the street so if your sensitive to some noise, ask for a room away from street.

However, we could have done with being advised of this in advance as the stairs were a struggle.

One thing to note - depending on which room you are assigned - there can be a lot of stairs so if you are not too good with stairs - ask for a room on a lower level!

The stairs up to the third floor were a bit of a struggle

and no waitress in sight or any bell or intercom for service so I had to go down the stairs to reception and ask for milk.

No. 1 Pery Square Hotel, Restaurant & Spa

cold

closed

elevator

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market access

hunt-museum

but the bathroom door made weird noises and didn't fully close off the bathroom from the rest of the room.

The only thing I did not like about it was the glass door to the bathroom.

Also, door between bathroom and the rest of the room is intentionally not a tight fit--spaces high and low.

We had a "Do Not Disturb " sign on our door and housekeeping left a bag of fresh towels and toilet tissue by our door.

The only thing I didn’t like were the frosted glass doors on the bathrooms.

The door of the bathroom was a tainted/frosted glass which mightn't be to everyone's liking

One thing to note is that the bathroom door is made of glazed glass, so the privacy isn't perfect as you can still make out shadows.

I didn't care for the glass door to the bathroom which sounded like it was about to break off each time we opened or closed it.

but it felt unnerving at the start especially as the glass wall / door of the bathroom was facing the whole room rather than in the lobby area as is often the case.

however not a massive fan on the glass doors to bathroom!

although the glass door to the bathroom makes snapping noise when closing.

The only problem was the shower which had neither a curtain or door and so leaked out on bathroom floor.

My only issue (and a minor point) is the frosted glass door to the bathroom doesn't leave much to the imagination.

There's a glass door to bathroom, which is very noisy.

Since this was a trendy type hotel the bathroom door was frosted glass and there wasn't any lock on the door.

The glass door on the bathroom was a bit strange though.

The only criticism we had was the frosted glass door of the bathroom.

The shower door didn't close properly, causing much water to go on the bathroom floor.

Had dinner here too which was delicious and they serve traditional cocktails.

Breakfast was typical of what we have had on this trip.

The breakfast was great with excellent service The reception staff were lovely and efficient.

We enjoyed daily hot breakfast and staff very attentive to all the details.

Besides that the hotel is central with spacious rooms (very clean) and a restaurant with delicious food.

Breakfast was very good with hot items plus a buffet.

It has well designed beautifully spacious rooms and a delicious breakfast included in the morning!

The breakfast was excellent  and a  great choice of buffet  loved the avocado  on toast.

Lovely front desk staff and room service delivery person: dinner came quickly, still hot, and was delicious.

The breakfast choice and quality was excellent.

Breakfast very good with great choice to suit all.Would highly recommend the Absolute .

I had dinner in the bar on evening of arrival and would return for the food alone, absolutely delicious.

Breakfasts and dinners were included and I enjoyed the meals immensely.

Breakfast was very nice and the staff friendly.

It has a nice restaurant overlooking the River and a good breakfast with freshly prepared food is also served here

Great location and able to walk to many sites (St Mary's, King John's Castle, Treaty City Brewing).

The hotel is in a good location for exploring Limerick on foot.

The hotel has a good location set back a few minutes from the main street, it is relatively quiet, has great AC,

but your experience will depend on the location of the room.

The hotel is located right beside the river ten minute walk from city centre .Secure free car parking in hotel car park.Couldn’t recommend this hotel highly enough .

A fabulous hotel, very well located, modern bedrooms and superb friendly staff.

Good location, only a short ride from Limerick train station.

The accommodations were "absolutely" sparkling, and the location was "absolutely" close to every place we wanted to walk!

The location is an easy walking distance from many bars and restaurants, the castle, the river, etc.

Great location right on the river with easy walking distance to historic sites like King John’s Castle.

The rooms were very clean and loved the location on the River and very close to town center areas.

The hotel was a good location and not a far drive to the castle.

The location was great too, walking distance to the Hunt museum and a slightly longer one into the town!

Very good location for me, just 5 minutes form office.

The hotel is in a great location for seeing all the sights and I would definitely go back there.

Location of the hotel is good with parking on site.

the hotel is in a fantastic location and everything was top notch!

This hotel had a good restaurant and bar that was lively.

The restaurant was nice and food was fantastic.

The food was great along with the service.

I also ate at the restaurant a few times and enjoyed the food.

Service ranged from frosty at reception to helpful and friendly in the restaurant.

Even the restaurant in hotel has good food and fair prices.

The rooms are spacious and clean, the food was excellent, and the staff went above and beyond to help me and my family.

The staff were absolutely amazing  and the food was incredible.

Check in desk recommended we walk to city center for dinner,

Food was excellent and everyone involved in the event ftom planning to execution was professional, courteous and good humoured.

Front desk was very friendly and recommended an excellent restaurant for dinner (The SpitJack).

It well maintained, the rooms are clean and haven't aged, the food is still very good.

The Pub was Outstanding , again with Great Service and fun atmosphere.

.my only fault with the hotel was the lifts seemed to be excruciatingly slow and no access to rooms by stairs except in case of emergency.

Service can be a little slow to take orders etc

Two small problems: bedside phone did not work to call reception and shower tray was slow to empty

so getting a drink after hours meant the night concierge had to get the drinks - slow service and not very comfortable.

but this is the third time I have stayed here and have found the breakfast service very slow each time.

Reception is a little slow, they need more personnel.

Staff very pleasant maybe slightly under pressure resulting in being a little slow on day

The service in the restaurant after 5 PM was very slow.

they seemed very understaffed and were slow to arrange tables and take orders.

My only minor criticism is, in keeping with a consistent theme across Ireland, the lifts (elevators) are very very slow, the only issue we found was Limerick appeared to be closed for business, there was nobody about 1 bar shut, 1 with a single customer and one where we were the only clients.

though it was busy, with several people in watching a match, the service wasn't too slow and the food - while not blowing my mind - was simple, well-done and tasty. Th

The one and only complaint I have is that our shower drained so slow that you had to stop halfway through bathing to let it drain to prevent an overflow.

Unfortunately couldn't get the internet to work in the room (on TV rather than wifi) and wifi access was only in the lobby and pretty slow going.

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