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Tipperary is a lovely county in central Ireland. Located in the province of Munster, the county is home to a population of almost 150,000 inhabitants. This picturesque county boasts plenty of bustling towns such as Thurles and Tipperary Town, as well as smaller, historic towns such as Fethard and Cashel. Just a few of the lovely attractions in the county include, Cahir and Redwood Castles, as well as Holy Cross Abbey and the Rock of Cashel.

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?

Hotels in Roscrea are centrally located to take in the beauty of this heritage town as well as its surrounding landscape. Roscrea Hotels are limited to two so book well in advance to guarantee your preferred choice. Racket Hall Hotel is a renovated 18th century house with 40 deluxe rooms. It has a new restaurant, the Willow House, as well as a traditional steakhouse bar. Grants Hotel is a three star hotel with over twenty rooms. Large banqueting and conference facilities are also available. Roscrea is a heritage town located in North Tipperary. History enthusiasts can check out Roscrea Castle while the beauty of the Slieve Bloom Mountains will impress most. Fishing and golfing are also popular in the area. Have you visited Roscrea recently? If so tell us your experience.

The Cashel Palace Hotel is aptly named, as this was once an archbishop’s palace. It still retains its regal interior making it a wonderful hotel in Cashel. Many of the original fixtures and fittings are still present while the gardens in particular are awe-inspiring. Other hints to its history can be found in the Bishops Buttery Restaurant and the elegant bedrooms. The Cashel Palace Hotel is a unique four star hotel in a great location. Cashel itself is a great town with a wealth of history involving Brian Boru and St Patrick. Most famous is the Rock of Cashel, a historic site with medieval and gothic buildings. Have you visited Cashel recently? Maybe you stayed in the Cashel Palace Hotel? If so why not send us your comments?

Its a long way to Tipperary, its a long way to go-so go the lines in the famous song. Tipperary however can be easily accessed from most parts of Ireland as it is reasonably centrally located. The county has a rich tradition in farming and gaelic games especially hurling. We will be adding lots of useful details and posts on all aspects of Tipperary in the coming weeks and months ahead. However we would love to hear any feedback you may have on any aspect that will benefit visitors to Tipperary. Any tips or advise? Just post your comments.   For guests requiring accommodation in any part of County Tipperary please use the button below. Book Tipperary Accommodation Online