Knocktopher hotels may be seen as the poorer cousin of its more popular Kilkenny City accommodation but it does still have a lot to offer. The Hotels in Knocktopher are limited to Carrolls Hotel yet as a new establishment it reflects the need for a hotel in a town which has only recently been discovered by the tourist population. Carroll’s is family-run with a three-star rating and also offers self-catering apartments. A bar and ballroom are also located here. Knocktopher is a charming village with a past dominated by religion. The Carmelite order was established here and buildings associated with this history can still be seen. To view all Hotels in Kilkenny click now. If you have any views or advice on Knocktopher or Knocktopher accommodation simply post your views below.

Kilkenny City hotels are some of the few in the country, outside Dublin, which are popular throughout the year. Hotels in Kilkenny rely not on the weather but on the character of the city in which they are located. Most hotels in Kilkenny are located within the city centre itself or just minutes away. Most hotels are of three star quality and above and many of the bigger hotels have conference and leisure/spa facilities. Kilkenny City is a medieval city and one shouldn’t leave without first visiting the famous castle. It has some great shops and its nightlife is always good. If you have any views or advice on Kilkenny City or Kilkenny City accommodation simply post your views below.

Kilkenny hotels remain as popular as the county they inhabit. All the hotels in Kilkenny enjoy the success of the tourist trade here which continues to grow. And no wonder. Apart from being easily accessible from Dublin Kilkenny has a character all of its own. You can check out the history of the medieval city, its shopping and nightlife which is all the more vibrant during its famous comedy festival. Or the Kilkenny countryside has some lovely towns with such attractions as Kilbline Castle, Castlecomer or Jerpoint Abbey. Whether visiting Kilkenny’s city or its less popular, but no less attractive county, you will find a hotel in the vicinity. View all Hotels in Kilkenny now. If you have any views or advice on Kilkenny or Kilkenny hotels simply post your views below.

Mullingar hotels are designed to give you the best introduction possible to this beautiful part of the country. Hotels in Mullingar can be divided into historic retreats, purpose built accommodation with conference and leisure facilities, and family-run establishments located in the centre of the town. All, though, have an established reputation and you are unlikely to be disappointed. Mullingar is a market town with a good range of pubs and restaurants. The summer months are especially nice in this area when horseriding, fishing and golfing can best be enjoyed. If you have any views or advice on Mullingar or Mullingar accommodation simply post your views below.

Athlone hotels are quite numerous, as Athlone remains a popular destination for visitors. Hotels in Athlone mainly fall into the mid-range price category. Each has their own recommended features from golfing facilities to centrality to the town, ideal for checking out its nightlife. Athlone is the largest town in Westmeath. It is an ideal base from which to explore the Midlands. Or you may prefer to check out the attractions of the town itself, including the Old Walls of Athlone, its great shopping or traditional pubs. Have you visited Athlone recently? If you have any advice for fellow travelers on Athlone or its accommodation we would love to hear from you.

Hotels in Limerick City must meet many requirements. Limerick City hotels have a variety of clients, from those wishing to explore Shannon countryside, to business travelers to those drawn to the hubbub of the city itself. Thankfully Limerick has a hotel to suit every need. Most tend to be three star or above and are ideally located for travel from Shannon Airport. Limerick City is the capital of the Shannon region. Its history is seen in its Viking castles and walls. Limerick has recently gained a reputation for the arts seen most noteably in the fabulous Hunt Museum. It also has a lively nightlife with some excellent restaurants. Have you stayed in Limerick City accommodation recently? Do you have any recommendations? If so we would be delighted to hear from you.

Ballingarry hotels are limited to one; the Mustard Seed at Echo Lodge Hotel. This is a former convent with a lovely atmosphere. Stroll in its gardens or eat in its fine restaurant with its home grown food. Rooms are limited to seventeen so advanced booking is necessary. Ballingarry is a pretty village. It is located in the centre of Limerick making further exploration of the county easy. Have you ever stayed in the Echo Lodge Hotel or have you ever visited Ballingarry? If so we would be interested to know your experience. Simply post your comments below.

Castletroy hotels are two of the best in all of Limerick. With Hotels in Castletroy such as the Castletroy Park Hotel and the Kilmurry Lodge Hotel you will be spoilt for choice. The Castletroy Park Hotel is a large hotel with over one hundred rooms. It has conference, wedding and leisure facilities and has been awarded a four star rating. The Kilmurry Lodge is a three star hotel with an emphasis on business facilities such as conference rooms and broadband. It, too, has over one hundred rooms. Castletroy is an increasingly popular location and is home to the University Arena and the large University Concert Hall. If you have any views or advice on Castletroy or Castletroy accommodation simply post your views below.

Castle Oaks House Hotel, as the only Castleconnell hotel, has a lot to live up to. Thankfully the hotel is as elegant as its surrounds. It is a four star hotel with over sixty rooms. It is set in beautiful gardens and has a spa and leisure centre. Castleconnell is a picturesque village with a laid-back way of life. Fishing is a popular activity for tourists. Walking is the best way to explore the town while in the evening there are plenty of fine restaurants and pubs in which to experience local hospitality. Have you anything to add on Castleconnell or its hotel? If so simply post your comments below.

The Courtenay Lodge Hotel may be the only hotel in Newcastle West but it still seems to strive to offer the best service possible. It has a three star rating with traditional style furnishings inside. Its restaurant is also popular and reasonably priced. Newcastle is primarily known for its dairy farming but it does have much to offer any visitor. It has an interesting history with its castle remaining intact. Fishing, golfing and tennis are also popular in the area. If you have any views or advice on Newcastle West or Newcastle West accommodation simply post your comments below.

The one hotel in Templeglantine is the Devon Inn Hotel. This is a three star hotel with sixty rooms available. Though traditional in character it does have every modern facility. It houses both a lounge and pub and has a restaurant and garden. It also plays host to both weddings and conferences. Templeglantine is a medium sized town located six miles from Newcastle West. It enjoys some beautiful scenery, which can be appreciated by partaking in the Southern Walking Trail. Have you recently stayed in the Devon Inn Hotel or do you have any opinions on Templeglantine in general. If so simply post your comments below.

Adare hotels are plentiful so you should have no problem in selecting one which meets your requirements. However, booking in advance is recommended, as hotels in Adare tend to reach capacity in peak seasons. The most luxurious of Adare hotels is the Adare Manor Hotel complete with golf course, spa and equestrian centre. You will find, though, that all hotels in Adare are of good quality. All come with a minimum three star rating. Adare is a picturesque thatched village. You will feel you have stepped back in time with its medieval churches and Tudor-style houses. For something a bit livelier head to Limerick City, only ten miles away. If you have any views or advice on Adare or Adare accommodation simply post your views below.

Abbeyfeale Hotels are limited to just the one, Leens Hotel. It is ideally located on the Main Street making exploration of the town easy. A traditional bar is located in the hotel with carvery lunch served every day. Only nineteen rooms are available so be sure to book well in advance. Abbeyfeale is a small, friendly town with a good range of pubs. Located on the Limerick/Kerry border, exploration of either county is perfectly executed from this town. Have you ever stayed in Leens Hotel? Do you have any other recommendations for accommodation in Abbeyfeale? If so simply post your comments below.

The choice between the two hotels in Castlerea can be made based on the convenience of their location to your travel needs. Of the two Castlerea hotels, Tully’s is more centrally located in the town itself. It is small and family run and offers traditional food. However, the White House Hotel, though located outside the town, is a more modern affair with a bijou restaurant and conference facilities. Castlerea is a small town with beautiful scenery with wooded areas and the River Suck nearby. Clonalis House is an interesting site in the town which gives insight into the O’Conor family, former kings of Connaught. Do you wish to add anything on Castlerea or its accommodation? If so we welcome your comments below.

The Abbey Hotel is the only hotel in Roscommon Town. As a moderate town this hotel suits its needs and it seems to strive to meet the demands of a varied clientele. It is a converted 18th century manor house and still retains many historical touches. It has a secluded feel, surrounded as it is by gardens. Fifty bedrooms are located here including family rooms, and new conference facilities and a leisure centre have been recently added. Roscommon is a small town with a large range of facilities. Why not try out its golf courses, its angling or visit the popular County Museum? Would you recommend the Abbey Hotel? Have you any advice on travelling to Roscommon Town? If so simply post your comments below.

Clonmel hotels are rich in character and vary from the two to four star. Hotels in Clonmel either are located in the centre of the town or just outside amongst beautiful scenery. Decide which suits you best. Some hotels are renovated historic buildings, others are more modern affairs with such features as a health club. Many are still family-run with an emphasis on intimacy and the traditional carvary lunch. Others are larger and more purpose built. Clonmel is Tipperary’s capital and is located on the River Suir. Clonmel is a great place to shop and it has many historic sites of interest including the Franciscan Friary and St Patrick’s Well. Do you wish to add anything on Clonmel or its accommodation? If so we welcome your comments below.

Hotels in Thurles are renowned for their Tipperary charm and hospitality. Thurles hotels are mid-sized and amply fill the needs of any visit. However, as only two are located in or near the town, book in advance, especially during peak season. The Horse and Jockey Inn has 29 rooms all fitted to a good standard. It is conveniently located on the main Cork/Dublin road. The Anner Hotel is a mid-sized hotel which emphasizes its service and friendly staff. Thurles is a market town located to the north of Cashel. A recommended tourist spot is the museum dedicated to the history of the famine. Have you recently stayed in a hotel in Thurles? If so simply post your comments below.

Hotels in Nenagh Nenagh hotels vary in style between a retreat-type accommodation and a more traditional hotel. The Coolbawn Quay is a respite from the pressures of daily life. Suites are scattered in separate buildings along the shore of Lough Derg yet you still receive hotel service and access to its amazing spa. For something a little more central try the Abbey Court Hotel complete with its own leisure club and award-winning restaurant. Nenagh is located to the north of Tipperary. Surrounded by mountains its scenery is second to none. For some insight into its past check out the local heritage centre. Have you visited Nenagh recently? If so why not send us your comments?

Cahir hotels consist of the Cahir House Hotel, the only hotel in this lovely region. The hotel combines the best of a family-run establishment with modern facilities. Rated to three stars it has forty rooms including family rooms. Cahir is a town in Tipperary which embraces outdoor sports. Fishing, horseriding, golfing and walking can all be enjoyed in the pleasant scenery. Experience local hospitality in the pubs and restaurants while St Paul’s Church is a point of interest. Have you ever stayed in Cahir House Hotel or have you ever visited Cahir? If so we would be interested to know your experience. Simply post your comments below.

Carraig Hotel is the only hotel in Carrick-on-Suir. It is, however, of reasonable price and has been awarded a three star rating. Located on the main street, it provides a convenient base from which to explore the town. Prior booking is highly recommended as the hotel has only 24 suites. If not, Carrick-on-Suir also has some excellent guesthouses. Carrick-on-Suir is a town located partly in Tipperary and partly Waterford though its official address is the former. A highlight of any visit is the Tipperary Crystal Shop, which is located here. Fishing, golfing and horseriding are also excellent ways of taking in the beauty of the town’s surrounds. Have you visited Carrick-on-Suir recently? Maybe you stayed in the Carraig Hotel? If so why not send us your comments?