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Limerick Hotels with Kitchens

October 2026
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Limerick Hotels with Kitchens

Properties are selected based on real traveller reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Limerick on Hotels.com. These Limerick Hotels with Kitchens consistently deliver on quality, location and traveller experience. Last updated on 8 October 2026.
A spacious lobby with a high ceiling, a grand chandelier, and a seating area with a fireplace.
A modern lounge area with a piano, sofas, and a coffee station.
A modern hotel room with a bed, bedside lamp, and a kitchenette with a microwave, kettle, and sink.
A pool area with lounge chairs and a glass railing.

1. Castletroy Park Hotel Suites

Castletroy Park Hotel Suites
Castletroy
₹11,776
₹13,367 total
includes taxes & fees
1 Nov - 2 Nov
Castletroy Park Hotel Suites
An indoor swimming pool with clear lane markings, a metal handrail, and a tiled floor.
A hotel room with two beds, a desk, a chair, and a giraffe statue.
A spacious lobby with a polished floor, seating areas, large windows with vertical blinds, and a large indoor plant.
A modern building with a curved facade, multiple windows, and a sign for 'B&B 19'.

2. Maldron Hotel Limerick

Maldron Hotel Limerick
Rathbane North
₹13,754
₹15,611 total
includes taxes & fees
6 Nov - 7 Nov
Maldron Hotel Limerick
A building with a white facade, large windows, and a red carpet leading to the entrance.
A spacious room with a patterned carpet, a staircase, and a dining area with a table and chairs.
A large indoor swimming pool with clear blue tiles, large windows, and a high ceiling with visible ductwork.
A room with a patterned carpet, a fireplace with candles, two blue upholstered chairs, a chandelier, and a large arched doorway.

3. Castle Oaks House Hotel

Castle Oaks House Hotel
Castleconnell
₹9,800
₹11,123 total
includes taxes & fees
11 Oct - 12 Oct
Castle Oaks House Hotel
A large, historic building with multiple windows and a prominent entrance, situated by a body of water with boats docked nearby.
An indoor swimming pool with multiple lanes, lifeguard chairs, and a red carpeted area.
A spacious restaurant with high ceilings, modern lighting, and a variety of seating arrangements including round tables and cushioned chairs.
A modern building with a curved glass facade, a covered outdoor area, and a brick structure in the background.

4. Cappavilla Village Castletroy Limerick Ireland

Cappavilla Village Castletroy Limerick Ireland
Garraun
Cappavilla Village Castletroy Limerick Ireland
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Top neighbourhoods in Limerick

A historic castle with a moat, a bridge, and a church in the background.
A calm river with a wooden dock and a bridge in the background.
A stone bridge over a calm river reflecting city lights, with a castle and church in the background.
A river with a wooden dock, a stone wall, and buildings with signs like "RIVER HOUSE" and "DELOITTE".
A riverside walkway at dusk with a red bench, a bridge, and illuminated buildings in the background.

Limerick City Centre

Limerick City Centre offers an enchanting mix of medieval and Georgian architecture where history meets modern Irish life. King John's Castle towers over the Shannon River while St. Mary's Cathedral stands as a testament to centuries past. Wander cobblestone streets to discover the Hunt Museum's treasures or catch traditional fiddle music spilling from cosy pubs. The compact historic core makes exploring easy and rewarding. Traditional Irish pubs serve hearty stews alongside perfect pints, with many featuring live music sessions most evenings. Most attractions sit within a 10-minute walk of each other, making this walkable area ideal for travellers without cars. Boutique hotels in converted Georgian buildings offer character-filled stays with original features and modern comforts.

An aerial view of a river, a bridge, and surrounding greenery.

Castletroy

Castletroy buzzes with student energy thanks to the University of Limerick's riverside campus. The area offers plenty to keep you busy - stroll across the impressive Living Bridge for Shannon River views, catch performances at the Millennium Theatre, or play a round at Castletroy Golf Club. Campus grounds double as peaceful parks where you can mingle with students from around the world. Restaurants and cafes cater to hungry scholars with affordable international cuisine and traditional Irish fare. Most accommodation is modern hotels and B&Bs with standard amenities and parking included. Getting around is easiest by car or bicycle, with limited bus service connecting to Limerick city centre about 20 minutes away.

A historic castle with a river in the foreground.
A historic castle with a moat, a bridge, and a church in the background.
A historic castle with a bridge over a river, surrounded by greenery and a cloudy sky.
A stone church with a tall tower and arched windows.
A stone bridge over a calm river, a castle with a round tower, and street lamps.

King's Island

King's Island feels like stepping back into medieval Ireland while staying firmly planted in the present. The dramatic stone towers of King John's Castle rise from the Shannon River's edge, while St. Mary's Cathedral's Gothic spires pierce the sky nearby. Wander cobblestone paths where centuries-old limestone glows golden in the Irish light or discover treasures spanning millennia at the Hunt Museum. Traditional Irish pubs serve hearty stew and fish & chips, perfect after exploring the compact historic area on foot. Boutique heritage hotels in converted historic buildings offer authentic lodging with modern amenities. The island is easily walkable with scenic riverside paths along the Shannon and Abbey River.

A busy intersection with a statue in the center, surrounded by historic buildings and a clear sky.
Photo by Dina Zigaeva
A park with a winding path, green grass, trees, and a bench.
A park with lush green trees, a winding path, and manicured flower beds.
A park with a winding path, lush green grass, and trees.
A paved pathway flanked by stone buildings and a large tree with purple leaves.

Newton Perry

Limerick's Newton Perry neighborhood has a host of places to visit such as O'Connell Street and People's Park.

A historic stone castle with towers and a modern building in the background.

Rathbane North

Rathbane North gives you a slice of real Irish suburban life without the tourist crowds. Golf lovers can spend peaceful days on the Rathbane Golf Course, while nearby Roxboro Shopping Centre covers your basic needs. Tree-lined streets and small parks make for lovely evening strolls through this quiet residential area of Limerick. You'll need to hop a bus or grab a taxi to find diverse dining beyond the local pubs serving traditional Irish fare. B&Bs and guesthouses offer budget-friendly stays with that famous Irish hospitality, making this area perfect for travellers who want authenticity over attractions.

Top landmarks in Limerick

A riverside town with a large stadium and residential buildings.

Thomond Park

8.8/10 (85 reviews)
You can catch an event at Thomond Park, located 0.6 mi (1 km) from central Limerick. If you think Thomond Park is cool, you also might like Gaelic Grounds and Limerick Greyhound Stadium, both located nearby.
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A historic castle with a moat, a bridge, and a church in the background.

King John's Castle

9.0/10 (429 reviews)
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to King John's Castle— just one of the monuments in Medieval Quarter. Our travelers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting.
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A large church with a tall spire and a grassy courtyard.

St. Mary's Cathedral

9.0/10 (231 reviews)
Medieval Quarter is home to St. Mary's Cathedral, so why not stop by during your stay in Limerick. Our travelers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting.
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A cityscape with a river, a bridge, and a castle-like structure.

O'Connell Street

8.8/10 (55 reviews)
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to O'Connell Street— just one of the monuments in Limerick City Centre. You could also start your cultural experience by heading over to the cathedral in the area.
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Arthur's Quay Park

8.4/10 (144 reviews)
If you like quiet time surrounded by flowers and greenery, hang out at Arthur's Quay Park in Limerick City Centre. Our travelers also like this walkable area for its restaurants. Want to stretch your legs some more? Head to People's Park and National Technological Park, both nearby.
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Milk Market

8.2/10 (110 reviews)
If you like haggling for the best price, you might want to head out to Milk Market in Limerick City Centre and take in the atmosphere. Our travelers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting.
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Cresent Shopping Centre

8.8/10 (104 reviews)
If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Cresent Shopping Centre in Dooradoyle.
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University Concert Hall

8.6/10 (4 reviews)
If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at University Concert Hall in Castletroy. Our travelers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting. If you enjoy the show and want to see another, LIT Millennium Theatre isn't far.
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About the destination

Limerick is a friendly locale known for its restaurants and bars. You might find the perfect souvenir at Milk Market or Cresent Shopping Centre. There's plenty more to see, including sights like Arthur's Quay Park and King John's Castle.

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